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Hoboken officials are inviting residents to celebrate LBBGTQIA+ Pride Month in June, offering a series of family-friendly events.

West New York will have a new mayor next year, and regardless of who leaves election day victorious, the town’s next leader will be no newcomer to West New York politics.

As a way to bring attention to Hispanic eateries around Maryland and to celebrate the culture, the city of Annapolis is organizing the first Maryland TacoFest on May 6 at Maryland Hall.

As a way to bring attention to Hispanic eateries around Maryland and to celebrate the culture, the city of Annapolis is organizing the first Maryland TacoFest on May 6 at Maryland Hall.

The City of Hoboken has launched an online survey for Maritime Park, which will remain open until April 18th at 6 p.m.

Mayor Alan Webber nods to recent shortcomings, calls for ‘improved’ living wage in annual address.

LETTER: Hoboken Council President Emily Jabbour highlights that a panel taking place this evening will recognize Social Work Month.

Congressman Don Davis has announced that the 2023 Congressional Art Competition is open to all high school students that live in North Carolina’s First Congressional District. The Congressional Art Competition

West New York Commissioner Cirillo is committing to office hours for residents, as well a division of constituent affairs, if elected mayor.

Alixon Collazos- Gill has announced her candidacy for NJ State Assembly in the 27th District, which includes Clifton.