By FELICIAN UNIVERSITY
RUTHERFORD, NJ - Two distinguished Felician faculty members have recently had their research published in the professional journal, “Education Frontiers.”
The COVID-19 Diaries: Identity, Teaching, and Learning at a Crossroads is the work of Dr. Charity Dacey, Associate Dean of Felician’s School of Education and Assistant Professor of Teacher Education, and Dr.
By HUDSON COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE
JERSEY CITY, NJ – Hudson County Community College (HCCC) is cooking up something special for the next installment of their HCCC Speaker Series. Chef, Executive Editor, Inclusion Leader, and one of the hosts of the PBS hit show, America’s Test Kitchen, Elle Simone Scott will be the featured speaker at two virtual sessions - first on Tuesday, April 27, 2021 ...
By AL SULLIVAN
April 12, 2021NEW JERSEY, NJ - Travel is coming back.
As COVID-19 vaccines continue to roll out, one of the first things many people will be doing this summer is looking to get away with families and loved ones. To that end, Airbnb have announced an 8-point plan to help hosts, guests and communities they call home stay safer.
The anchor of the Summer of Responsible Travel plan is a block on ...
HOBOKEN, NJ - Right on the heels of Earth Day, Main Street Pops will be presenting The 19th Annual WIld & Scenic Film Festival the weekend of April 24 and 25th, with two curated collections of beautiful and engaging independent short films that capture the Earth’s beauty address the challenges facing our planet and highlight the work communities are doing to make a difference.
By TAPINTO STAFF
April 18, 2021HUDSON COUNTY, NJ — In what he declared "a major milestone and another sign the better days are ahead," Hudson County Executive Tom DeGise announced that as of Monday all Hudson County residents, 16-year-old and older, are eligible to recieve the COVID-19 vaccine.
"We want every resident to know that they are safe, effective and available," he said, offering that ...
HUDSON COUNTY, NJ - A three-part series of webinars exploring the need to create walkable, pedestrian-friendly cities as a larger part of proactive economic development attraction and retention strategies to build resilient local economies, is set to launch on April 30.
Hosted by the Hudson County Economic Development Corporation, the County of Hudson, and McManimon, Scotland & ...
HUDSON COUNTY, NJ - The Hudson County Vaccine Center in Kearny currently has Pfizer vaccination appointments available for tomorrow, Friday, April 16, county officials have said.
If you are a resident of Hudson County and are eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, you can schedule an appointment today by visiting hudsoncovidvax.org.
By HARRY LEE, PRESIDENT AND CEO, NEW JERSEY PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION
April 15, 2021This moment in educational history is unlike any other. Over the last year, families have faced incredible personal and economic hardships, while children nationwide, especially our most vulnerable, have struggled academically and emotionally.
The complex question facing America as we recover from this pandemic is, where do we go from here – and how do we do it together? The answer ...
Springtime has now brought us a renewed spirit and hope as we look forward to the months ahead when we will begin to see each other again in person for community events and activities. Throughout the month of April, we are celebrating National Donate Life Month! This is our time to encourage family, friends and neighbors to register as organ and tissue donors and to honor those who have given the ...
By CHUCK O'DONNELL
April 21, 2021NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ — A high-ranking Rutgers executive says students who decline to take the COVID-19 vaccine should consider taking a gap year or transferring to another school.
Antonio Calcado, the executive vice president for strategic planning and operations and chief operating officer, said there are five exemptions the state university is making for students returning in ...
TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey residents have a new option for their driver license and non-driver identification cards. A Gender "X" option is now available, announced the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission.
Gender “X” will indicate a gender is unspecified, and it will be offered alongside the existing “M” (male) and “F” (female) ...
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ – The Rutgers Board of Governors voted on Thursday to bestow an honorary degree to award-winning author and former U.S. Poet Laureate Natasha Trethewey when she addresses graduates at the 255th anniversary commencement of Rutgers University-New Brunswick and Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences on May 16.
The board also voted to award scientist and politician, Rush D.
By TAPINTO STAFF
April 21, 2021JERSEY CITY, NJ - 99 Hudson continues to rewrite Jersey City’s real estate record books. The iconic 79-story condo building, New Jersey’s tallest residential tower, announced Wednesday the record-breaking sale of a 2,473 square-foot Penthouse on its 75th floor.
The home sold for a newsworthy $3.9 million, making the transaction the highest priced residential condominium closing in ...
Developer BNE Real Estate Group, along with partners Hornrock Properties and Canoe Brook Development, recently announced that they are nearing completion of their latest residential community along the Harrison waterfront, Dey & Bergen, scheduled to open for lease this May.
Dey & Bergen is the newest residential community to bolster Harrison’s reputation as an extension of the ...
HOBOKEN, NJ - 7 Seventy House in Hoboken is buzzing with activity as its world-class amenities have sprung to life. Perfectly tucked in the shadows of the historic Palisades Cliffs, the upscale collection of 424 rental homes has an energetic vibe unlike any other in the Hudson County market that’s created by a perfect mix of private in-building amenities and a public park and open ...
