Last month, Hoboken Girl received incredibly positive feedback after publishing our first roundup of businesses founded during the coronavirus pandemic. Instagram comments flooded in with adoration and support for these…
If you are discouraged or know someone who is discouraged to vote-by-mail because you’ve heard that it may be an unreliable way of voting, the Hudson County Clerk’s Office has…
Another news-filled week for Hoboken and Jersey City in the books. Among the headlines — outdoor dining just got a whole new makeover for a hot spot in Hoboken, Port…
Unmasked PATH riders will be potentially fined $50 starting Monday, November 2nd. It is currently required by law to wear a mask in indoor spaces — and outdoors when social…
COVID impacted everything about the way we lived our lives on a day-to-day basis. Dating during a global pandemic may seem impossible, but in actuality, it’s just extremely difficult to…
Hoboken announced via its Nixle alert system that starting Thursday, October 29th, bars and restaurants will temporarily be required to close at 12 midnight. The notification was sent from Mayor…
In honor of Pregnancy & Infant Loss Awareness Month, a reader was kind and courageous enough to share her story with Hoboken Girl in hopes to provide comfort and encourage…
Picture the scene: A crackling fire, wooden, rustic decor, views of the expansive valley and lawn — in the middle of nowhere. Sound like heaven? To Sussex County locals, this…
Another news-filled week in the books. Among the headlines — Hoboken honors General Lumber with street name, 39 states are on NJ’s COVID-19 quarantine travel list, Jersey City’s Whole Foods…
In Hoboken and Jersey City, there are some areas that are designated “trick-or-treating” zones. Are you worried about your annual neighborhood traditions becoming a super-spreader for COVID-19? You’re not alone,…
The COVID-19 pandemic continues to affect travel across the USA. In New Jersey, Governor Murphy has recommended to all New Jersey residents that they should restrict travel out of the…
After being forced to shut down for the first time in 50 years due to the coronavirus, St. Mary Advocates Thrift Store has officially reopened. As of October 7th, the…
