“Charity is wonderful but why isn’t the city doing it? You got hungry kids, feed them. The disparity [of food insecurity] is startling,” said Litman.
Spanning 100 acres along the Jersey City’s Hackensack River is the city’s vision for an affordable housing inclusive neighborhood called “The Bayfront Redevelopment Plan.”
“… We had absolutely no doubts that [Morelia’s Gourmet Paletas] Hoboken would be perfect. It has been a pleasure getting to meet everyone.”
If you still don’t know what to get your loved ones, here’s six small businesses from Hudson County where you can grab a last-minute Christmas gift from.
“In the suburbs, they coined the term, soccer-moms. A soccer-mom is a mom with a mini-van that picks up all the kids and takes them to practice. We don’t have that in Jersey City,” retired police captain and coach Frank Williams told Slice of Culture.
Down in Newark, right off Broad Street near Chapel Court, lies The Source of Knowledge, a family-owned bookstore founded by Dexter George over three decades ago. Upon entering, you are greeted with a spacious and culturally decorated space that exudes warmth and welcome. The books within the store are primarily based
Photo courtesy of Hungry Dre’s Kitchen. From a young age, Andrea Angelos has loved sweets, but it wasn’t until the pandemic that she turned her passion into a business and began to explore the art of baking. It’s been three years since she followed her passion and opened up an
Israel Rios is a barber in Bayonne, NJ, but he’s no ordinary barber. Iz Real Art is covered in Harry Potter collectibles, and his haircuts are “an experience.”
Coaching isn’t always easy but Dominique Ocello, who is in her eighth year of coaching high school varsity sports, has an approach that has proven successful. Ocello, or as her students call her “Coach O,” joined Memorial High School last year as the head coach of the boy’s soccer team.
More than 68,000 residents came out to the Hudson County elections to decide the fate of state, county, and local politicians.
