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Hoboken urges residents to get tested
Hoboken continues to offer testing for any Hoboken resident or business employee, regardless of symptoms.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, 2,514 residents have tested positive. 1,614 residents have made a full recovery, according to the Health Department, and fatalities remain at 39.
Twenty-one patients with COVID-19 are being treated at Hoboken University Medical Center, which includes two Hoboken residents.
The Tax Collector’s Office is not accepting in-person payments.
A silver-colored lockbox on the north side of town hall is for non-cash payments.
Residents can pay by mail or online at northbergen.org.
For more information, call 201- 392-2017.
Jersey City Restaurant Association gets into the holiday season by handing out more than 1,000 meal bags
Updated Dec 23, 2020;
Posted Dec 23, 2020
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The Jersey City Restaurant Association got into the holiday spirit of giving by passing out more than 1,000 bags of prepared meals to those in need Monday.
The group joined with the Historic Downtown Special Improvement District for their first “Christmas around JC” event, in which local restaurants donated some of their favorite signature dishes.
JCRA President Carmen Mendiolla said at least 18 city restaurants, including Boa Café, Porta and Beechwood Café, participated in dinner distribution on First Street. She said the response was overwhelming they planned to be out there until 6 p.m., but they ran out of food by 4:30 p.m.