Hey Hudson County Voters, It’s Time! What You Need To Know For The 2024 Election Day
Grace Gonzales
October 31, 2024
Hudson County voters will turn to the polls once again to decide.
Hudson County voters will turn to the polls once again to decide.
Photo by Adrienne J. Romero / SOC Images. New Jersey loves baseball. And for many Jerseyans, who don’t have a local MLB team, becoming a New York Yankees fan is almost like a rite of passage. You can either choose orange and blue for the Mets and venture off to
“To just be a part of [and] to be recognized as a legitimate part of the Jersey City dining community [is] super special for us.”
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.
Hudson County is helping its locals by giving steps on how to register to vote and how they can have their concerns heard as NJ Transit works on bettering their bus services.
“[In Latino culture] they don’t want you to pacar trabajo [or to go through the trouble’], but it’s okay if that’s something that you have a passion for.”
A lot has happened this week in not just Hudson County, but New Jersey as a whole. From dockworker strikes to recognizing Hudson County’s athletic talents and Jersey City’s Ward F fighting back, here’s what’s been happening. East Coast Port Workers Reach Deal, Fending Off Effects For New Jersey The
As gentrification rises in West New York, New Jersey, residents are beginning to speak out about one of the main problems it brings for them: parking. A property proposal on 6605 Boulevard East became a main event on Thursday, Sept. 19’s Zoning Board Meeting conducted via Zoom. Flyers around town
“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.”
Photo courtesy of www.fairviewjc.com Slice of Culture is helping you keep up with what’s going on in Hudson County. From new laws, events and changes throughout the county, here’s what’s been happening. Hoboken’s New “Skip the Stuff” Law The Hoboken Council has adopted the “Skip the Stuff” ordinance which came
