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Citi Bike will come to Hoboken Citi Bike will come to Hoboken × This May Citi Bike will launch in Hoboken. Hoboken will now use Citi Bike as its bike-share provider after the City Council adopted a resolution approving the joint agreement with the company and Jersey City. Starting May 3, Lyft, the owner of Citi Bike, will begin phasing in approximately 200 bikes at 15 stations within the mile-square city. By this summer, Lyft will add another 100 bikes and another 14 stations for a total of 300 bikes and 29 stations. “I’m thrilled that Citi Bike is now officially coming to Hobo...

February 26, 2021 // Posted In Academics, History February is Black History Month, a time for intentionally learning more about the roles African Americans have played in our nation’s history. One approach is to read up on Black history in the U.S.; Baylor history professor Ronald Johnson put together an excellent list of resources. Another approach is to dive into some of the outstanding literary contributions made by Black American writers. Baylor English professors Coretta Pittman and Ryan Sharp have suggested the poems, novels and other writings below as excellent entry points into Bla...

The National Weather Service is calling for "significant snowfall" and record cold temperatures through this weekend and into next week.

Kentucky ice storm updates: Thousands without power. Roads hazardous. Trees down. Jeremy Chisenhall and Morgan Eads, Lexington Herald-Leader Feb. 11—Ice accumulations overnight into Thursday led to led to hazardous driving conditions and power outages. Lexington, regional and state officials urged people to stay off the roads while crews worked to try to make them less hazardous. Traffic accidents and other calls for police assistance on the roads were frequent Thursday morning. The ice storm warning for Lexington was canceled Thursday morning, but power outages continued an...

Hudson Reporter × The city held a virtual public meeting of the draft Vision Zero Action Plan on Jan. 13. After months of planning and research, Hoboken released its draft Zero Action Plan that aims to eliminate all traffic-related injuries and deaths in Hoboken by 2030. “Hoboken is committed to creating safer streets for all users, and our Vision Zero Action Plan will create the roadmap to make this a reality,” said Mayor Ravi Bhalla. “At the same time, we aren’t just waiting for the plan to achieve zero pedestrian injuries or fatalities; we’ve implemented a number of...