“The Jersey City Women’s Advisory Board is here for every single woman in this city so that their voices are amplified.”
“[Speranza’s] doing our best to share that missing history… I think it’s fantastic that we have a Women’s History Month, but it can’t stop there.”
“I always talk to customers, just chit chatting to understand, ‘Oh, what do you like or what do[es] your country offer? What are the flavors that you would want to add?’”
“I love it here [with the Peacocks]. It’s a great environment. It’s a different environment… I just get to learn a lot of new stuff and meet a lot of new people,” Eaton told Slice of Culture.
“Me and my teammates, we all got a good bond with each other. We know, though, when to play and when not to play,” he said ahead of March Madness.
“Bunch [Hudson County app] wants you to know that you always have the ability to meet more and more locals.”
We spoke with Cynthia Blue, part of Blacks In Law Enforcement Servicing The Community (BLESC), on Black culture.
Photo by Neidy Gutierrez / SOC Images. Walking into La Bodega, it’s almost as if you’re transported to the Dominican Republic with their warm atmosphere, tasty smells and tropical decor. On Saturday Feb. 22, La Bodega hosted a Mercadito Dominicano where Dominican vendors and entrepreneurs sold jewelry, pins, accessories, hair
Before the restaurant became a one-item speciality shop, Dos Amigos, which was opened in the 1960s, used to be a full-menu restaurant.
“We noticed a lot of different things from where I’m from. It’s really one of those underserved communities where you notice a handful of talent that grows within there [in Hoboken].”
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