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City of Hoboken announces reduced 'Summer Streets' hours for Sinatra Drive - Vimarsana News

City of Hoboken announces reduced 'Summer Streets' hours for Sinatra Drive

City of Hoboken is announcing new "Summer Streets" hours for Sinatra Drive, citing a two-day observational analysis of the program’s usage.

Hoboken's 'Summer Streets' initiative returning to Sinatra Drive, 1st date set for July 30 - Vimarsana News

Hoboken's 'Summer Streets' initiative returning to Sinatra Drive, 1st date set for July 30

Hoboken's "Summer Streets" initiative is returning to Sinatra Drive with the 1st date set for July 30, with several August dates set aside.

Hoboken will partner with Hudson County to resume Vision Zero improvements - Vimarsana News

Hoboken will partner with Hudson County to resume Vision Zero improvements

Hoboken will partner with Hudson County to resume Vision Zero improvements next week, installing safety measures on 19 different blocks.

Temporary closure for Tropicana Avenue Bridge demolition announced - Vimarsana News

Temporary closure for Tropicana Avenue Bridge demolition announced

LAS VEGAS (KLAS) – More closures are underway as plans for the Tropicana Avenue Bridge demolition continue. Starting on Monday, May 22, at 11 p.m. Frank Sinatra Drive will be closed between Arena Drive and Excalibur Way which is under the Tropicana Avenue Bridge. The closure is expected to continue through Thursday, May 25 at […]

Laredo's hottest places to drink in March, according to alcohol sales - Vimarsana News

Laredo's hottest places to drink in March, according to alcohol sales

Laredoans drank down nearly $4.3 million worth of beer, liquor and wine in March, reports from the Texas Comptroller's Office show.