“Visibility is very important even if it’s Hudson County. Hudson County is primarily a Hispanic/Latino community, but we do like to represent that community in a very positive light and that’s very important to us.”
Many may think that nachos are an Americanized Mexican dish, but in reality… the Mexican classic dish is not!
A week ago, Hudson County held the 48th annual Hispanic State Parade where the streets of Bergenline Avenue, which runs from North Bergen, Guttenberg, West New York and Union City, were filled with floats, dancing, music, flags and cultural costumes. Community members gleamed with pride showing off their Latin American
It’s Hispanic Heritage Month and we are celebrating the Latino culture, food, music and accomplishments. Latino artists, entrepreneurs, and individuals have been breaking down barriers throughout the years, making themselves well known in various industries. Their accomplishments are bringing recognition to the hispanic community providing inspiration for generations to come.
O’Lala Empanadas has been serving the Jersey City community since February 14, 2014. The family-owned managed and operated business was envisioned by owner and manager Idalia Beteta and her mother Idalia Borges.
This week, For Your Edification explores the California recall election, the case of Alex Murdaugh and more that’s happened.
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