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Hoboken Council Approves 'Book Sanctuary City' After Comments - Hoboken, NJ - The Hoboken council approved a resolution in support of the public library and against banning books, after considerable comment.

The Hoboken City Council is set to pass a resolution Wednesday evening that makes Hoboken a "book sanctuary" -- essentially a place that bans book bans.

The Hoboken City Council unanimously approved a resolution declaring the municipality a "book sanctuary city" at last night's meeting.

The Hoboken City Council is set to pass a resolution Wednesday evening that makes Hoboken a "book sanctuary" -- essentially a place that bans book bans.

Hoboken's "Banned Books Read-a-Thon" scheduled for Saturday at the public library is still on this weekend, despite a LibsofTikTok post.

The Hoboken Public Library and HoLa is hosting a free weekly bilingual story hour on Wednesday at the Grand Street branch.

Join us at the Museum on Sunday, June 5 at 1301 Hudson for a full day of LGBTQIA+ programming. From noon until 6, we celebrate the Lesbian Gay Bisexual Trans

1 11, with a shot. but many fail to remember a time before covid, masks, school, quarantine. nbcs stephanie ruhle sat down with kids at a hoboken library and they talked about what they missed before covid. >> what do you miss most before covid, chloe? >> i miss going out or having to worry about our surroundings. >> what do you miss? >> i miss going on cruises. >> i miss going to the trampoline place. >> i miss like going to my grandma and grandpas house because i really dont get to see them. >...

Take a walk in Hoboken’s first big outdoor event in a year Today 10:45 AM Facebook Share It has been a while since major outdoor events have been held in the Mile Square City, but don’t fret, the Hoboken Outdoor Citywide Art Walk & Craft Market 2021‍ is coming on May 22 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The self-guided, citywide walking tour features displays of artists’ work, photography, and a crafts market. A digital tour map and artist and crafter directory has been made available on the Cit...