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Hudson Reporter × Local business owner dies Isreal Romero, owner of El Aguila Dorado, died recently. Mayor Davis said, “To Irma, Marisol, and your entire family, Bayonne mourns with you.” Testing site expands service The walk-in COVID-19 testing site at the Bayonne Community Museum will now be open on Feb. 9, 10, 16, 17, 23, and 24. Expressive Creative Soul The Bridge Art Gallery will host its 6th Annual Expressive Creative Soul Art Exhibition, highlighting African American artists, including Kortez (@esotericurbanism on Instagram); Kilolo Kumayika (@kiloloarts); Xplore Free...

Hudson Reporter The Bridge Art Gallery to host annual Black History Month exhibition The 6th Annual Expressive Creative Soul Art Exhibition is curated by Bryant Small × Set Fire To The Ocean, by Bryant Small The Bridge Art Gallery announced it will host its 6th Annual Expressive Creative Soul Art Exhibition. Each year this exhibition celebrates the diversity that exists within the African American culture by highlighting talented African American artists in a group show that features exceptional art. This year’s event has been curated by award-winning visual artist, Bryant S...

Jacksonville University all-clear after email threat prompts campus evacuation Update: Students received an all-clear text at 5:45 p.m. "Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office K-9 units have thoroughly searched the Jacksonville University campus and verified it is safe for you to return,"  a statement said.  *** Jacksonville University ordered anyone on campus to immediately evacuate citing a threat that was made Friday afternoon. About two hours later, the campus was deemed all-clear according to a text alert.   "We received a threat of violence on campus via email today," spokeswoman Laura P...

Urban Voices Project’s Skid Row Choir Releases First Single ‘A Holiday Called Home’ Erin is the Digital Content Manager at the Jewish Journal. She also covers Jewish art, entertainment and culture. When Mostly Kosher frontman Leeav Sofer co-founded the Urban Voices Project (UVP) Choir along with Christopher Mack, an outreach worker in skid row dubbed “the Urban Sage,” he had no idea six years later the choir would have its first single out for the community to enjoy for the holidays. Released on Dec. 20, “A Holiday Called Home” is the choir’s first sing...

Of l.a.'s downtown. it is the nation's homeless epicenter. when you see it for the first time it's a shock it the system. a dystopian nightmare. but one you really need to see to understand the crisis of homele homelessness. the smell of trash, urine, human excrement is overwhelming. do you get used to this? >> do i get used it to it? >> where else are they going to go. >> reporter: christopher mack walks these streets every day. since 2003 he has been a community outreach worker helping the homeless work with government assistance. we walked with him through skid row's 50 square blocks of tar...