“The Bergen Arches deserve to be preserved for the people. It would be a generational mistake to destroy this.”
On May 7, Slice of Culture attended a dining showcase called “A Taste of The World Cup” where local businesses across the state came together to create dishes from the nine countries, plus Mexico, that are playing in the temporarily named New York New Jersey Stadium, in East Rutherford:
From election results to local markets and a notice from the U.S. Marshals, here’s this week’s Hudson County news roundup.
“I have to depend on the bus schedule to get me to the correct [PATH] train. And if I miss that train, then I’m 20 minutes late to work.”
“Personally, I’m very excited. But as a worker here, I’m not, because I know how chaotic [World Cup] it’s gonna be.”
“We really need to support Hudson County nonprofits because we’re seeing kind of all these threats happen and if the nonprofits aren’t there and the government’s not there, what’s next?”
“At the end of the day, it’s a community. All we have is each other… we all care for each other [in Hudson County].”
“It’s also helping people become aware of the vast bird life that is already thriving in Hoboken and needs to be protected.”
“It’s a great place to immerse yourself in the fandom,” an attendee said at the anime convention.
Here’s what you missed in this Hudson County news roundup.
