And in Hudson County, New Jersey, many families are joining in on the festivities, which officially starts today, Wednesday, Jan. 29.
Amidst heavy news happening throughout the country and even Hudson County this past week, here’s some good, local opportunities that you can get involved with.
Slice of Culture spoke to several residents in Hudson County who are feeling uneasy.
“I couldn’t see, so I thought that the glare from the car coming towards me was a street light. I was also racing,” New Jersey resident Caldwell told Slice of Culture.
There has been political, sporty and breaking news this week in Hudson County. Let’s get into it.
“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.
Photo by Bryan Anselm for the New York Times. This has been a big news week for any commuters going in and out of New Jersey. Here’s what’s been happening and how it could affect you. If You’re Driving To New York, It’ll Cost You New York City has started
“It feels great to give back to the community [in New Jersey] via your talent and arts,” she said.
If you would like to lend a hand to Los Angeles fire victims, even from the East Coast, here are some ways you could help.
Whether it be for a meal, warming center or sharing your concerns, here’s what Hudson county and state are offering.
