You can skate, eat and support your local soccer teams–all in Hudson County. Here’s how you can do it.
“We all have a process. We all have an end game, which is we all wanna be seen and heard and feel like we’re a part of something and that we belong.”
From local events to new schools opening up and updates on local crime, here’s what’s been happening in Hudson County.
“If you give students that grounding and foundation of knowledge… they too can be mathematicians no matter what neighborhood they came from,” STEM Kids NYC said.
We’ve got you covered with this week’s Hudson County news roundup.
“I hope that [Jersey City] realizes the gems they have in this community,” Hampton told Slice of Culture.
Photo courtesy of Chris Fry/Jersey Digs. This week in Hudson County, Jersey City lost a local legend, an old staple tavern in Hoboken is getting a documentary and a beloved sub shop in Kearny has reopened. Read all about it. Jersey City’s “Monticello Queen” Has Passed Away Ruth Moore, the
“I love having a nice space for the customers,” said Moura. “The community has been very supportive.”
Vendor opportunities for a Kearny fundraiser this fall and adult high school classes were announced this week in Hudson County.
Hudson County enters its last month of summer, but the community news doesn’t stop there. Here’s what’s been happening.
