Biden’s executive orders. In the first month, he passed more executive orders than FDR, who had 30. What do people think of these? Have they felt any changes?
Tag: covid-19
A Year of COVID-19: Hudson County Teenagers Share Their Quarantine Stories
There are an infinite amount of stories to be told about quarantine, so I interviewed two teenagers from Hudson County about how they’ve held up in the past year.
The One Sport COVID-19 Didn’t Affect: A Look into One of its Athletes
COVID-19 has impacted many sports over the past year. The NBA, NFL, MLB and NHL have all faced significant changes from game cancellations to players […]
Post-Trump Politics in Hudson County: Residents’ Hopes For The Biden Administration
Three Hudson County residents speak out about Joe Biden’s presidency.
What The Actual F*ck: Reflecting On 2020 And Lessons Learned
Neidy, Co-founder As we look back at this year, all we can say is, what the f*ck 2020. This year has been a never-ending rollercoaster. […]
My Experience With Covid Testing: April To Now
As we waited, more and more people arrived who you could tell were sickly. They kept their distance and so did we. My sister and I became worried at the amount of people that were showing up.
Trick or Treat! Get candy in these Hudson County cities
Graphic by co-founder Adrienne J. Romero. It’s that time of year again for the traditional costume get-ups and visits from trick-or-treaters! But this Halloween is […]
I waited 7 seasons to see a NBA playoffs run, then COVID-19 happened
On March 11, everything changed for the NBA and its fans. And although the NBA season has returned, it hasn’t been without controversies and changes.
I had my first kidney transplant at 16. That’s when my life changed.
I have felt pain and been through more things than you could imagine from being on a wheelchair for over a year, multiple surgeries, dialysis treatments and infections.
The Quarantine Diary: Hudson County
This is the scene is a couple of places in Hudson County. Though outdoor dining is open and indoor dining just passed, it’s no doubt that life in Hudson County — and around the world — is now different.