“The most powerful thing you can do is exist. And the most powerful thing you can do is create… it’s important to really let your voice speak up and to just be who you are,” Villa said at Guttenberg Arts.
There has been political, devastating and informative news in and out of Hudson County this week.
Hudson County and the entire state of New Jersey will see a higher minimum wage very soon and also a new and improved bike lane.
“[Lotus Thai] is a safe place [where] you can come in and just enjoy yourself and relax.”
“We also want to start a conversation about the state of the print news industry- and the news industry in general- as well the rise of artificial intelligence in journalism and its contribution to the situation here in Hudson County,” former writer for The Hudson Reporter said.
Hudson County Elections Division Supervisor Brittany Bunney, stated that while the use of early voting and mail in ballots has increased since the 2020 election, younger voters still lack engagement.
Politics exists in every aspect of our lives – the sidewalks we take on our way to work , the buildings we live in and the polling locations we walk into.
Hudson County Diaries is an ongoing Slice of Culture series where we take photos of people, places and things throughout the diverse county. In this part, we’re walking through West New York, North Bergen and Guttenberg.
Nightlife in Hudson County is slowly getting back to normal as more businesses are open offering outdoor and indoor sitting at a 25 percent capacity. But some days, especially on week nights, business seems to be slow for some establishments. La Leona Restaurant in North Bergen, NJ. (Neidy Gutierrez
Black Lives Matter Hudson County, NJ 3 p.m. to 5p.m. On Saturday, June 6, North Bergen, Guttenberg, West New York and Union City residents gathered on 79th St. and Bergenline Ave. to march for Black Lives. The rally was
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