Bread, cash, moolah, paper, dollars, money. No matter what you call it, we all know money talks but its also a topic that’s often avoided – until now.
I sat down with Grullon, who I previously knew as one of the guys that made great sandwiches. Even though I’ve been to this place dozens of times, I never looked past their menu. The deli has been opened for 15 years. They serve sandwiches, french fries, chicken wings, shrimp,
This conundrum has caused universities to cancel their fall sports season. If these universities are struggling to test then how are local high schools, with considerably fewer resources, going to do the same?
Bread, cash, moolah, paper, dollars, money. No matter what you call it, we all know money talks but its also a topic that’s often avoided – until now.
A cafe is a modern-day replacement for a diner.
Jersey City — For the last seven years, Janeth Garcia has owned a Herbalife nutrition club on Franklin Avenue in Jersey City Heights. But before the COVID-19 pandemic — hit affecting businesses all-around — Garcia noticed the business wasn’t doing too well. “One of the main reasons was because a
Joy W. is her name and “Be the Difference” is her clothing company. What is her brand you may ask? It’s simple — it is to inspire others. “I want it to be a place anybody who purchases knows they are getting something individual,” she said. “They are getting something
We are highlighting some of our local black-owned companies. If you haven’t already, check out part 1 that focuses on fashion boutiques and online shops. ART: Mari’s Pallets Owned by Afro-Latina, Mariela Hill, her little shop can provide any customized board you’d like for all occasions. IG: marispallets
Aku Afrika Aku Afrika is bringing culture to Jersey City with clothing and accessories, including leather folding hand fans, made from African fabric. A plus — they also sell shea butter. To shop, check out their Instagram. IG: @akuafrika Art Meets Chaos Need to spice up your denim? Well, Art Meets
JERSEY CITY — When Bri’Che Lynn saw the video of the killing of George Floyd, she cried. But on Monday, she wiped her tears and instead walked in solidarity with her people, she said. Lynn was one of the hundreds who protested the death of Floyd in Jersey City Monday
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