Tag: COVID-19 pandemic
Weehawken suspends COVID-19 testing at Tower Plaza Mall until July 17
Due to unforeseen circumstance and the inclement weather, the COVID-19 testing site for Weehawken and Union City residents at the Tower Plaza Mall, near...
North Bergen High School celebrates 2020 graduates in four parts
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 school year has been drastically affected. Graduation ceremonies, normally a moment of relief and celebration, have been curtailed,...
Feeding West New York’s youth
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, many residents have had difficulty putting food on the table. The virus has left residents either unable to afford groceries...
Only 49 residents tested positive for COVID-19 in Bayonne in June
As Phase 2 of reopening during the COVID-19 pandemic comes to a halt due to the increasing rate of transmission in the state, some...
Bayonne Elks Lodge 434 dine-out team supports local eateries
As businesses struggle to stay afloat with only outdoor dining in New Jersey amid Phase 2 of reopening during the COVID-19 pandemic, some Hudson...
Lines stretch for blocks at DMV reopenings
As NJ Motor Vehicle Commission (MVC) agencies reopen across the state on July 7, residents in Hudson County were plagued by extraordinarily long lines....
Marching down the block
Among events seriously affected by the coronavirus were graduation ceremonies for the Class of 2020. While restrictions were lifted for in-person ceremonies in July,...
North Bergen reopens municipal parks
As Gov. Phil Murphy continues to lift restrictions, he has announced that spray parks and playgrounds can reopen.
The township of North Bergen will reopen...
Guttenberg reports no active COVID-19 cases
In a letter to the community, Guttenberg Mayor Wayne Zitt announced there were no longer any COVID-19 cases.
“First and foremost, I hope this letter...
Hudson Regional Hospital warns against easing social distancing
Hudson Regional Hospital’s (HRH) COVID-19 Response Team cautions that while the state is opening for business in phases, residents still need to practice social...