Mayor Fulop announces the expansion of the Newark Ave Pedestrian Mall to extend outdoor restaurant seating along “Restaurant Row” and safe pedestrian accessibility in an effort to encourage best practices for social distancing during the current global COVID-19 pandemic, as well as support its financially troubled restaurant community. With the expectation that once the State […]
Resources to educate yourself on anti-racism
Justice For George, Justice for Breonna, Justice for Ahmaud and countless innocent black people who have been murdered by white people. Enough is enough! I have a platform and my duty is to inform – no, actually SCREAM about what the fuck is going on. Imagine being in constant danger because of the color of […]
5 small businesses to support
As always, we’re highlighting 5 local businesses every week that you can support as we all slowly adjust to the times. Check out our Local Businesses tag to see previous highlights. If you are a local business/artist that would like to be included, please email editor@chicpeajc.com. Paw Mania Bio + how to support: Paw Mania is […]
Local businesses that have reopened
As more places reopen in the area, we want to make sure everyone’s on top of their local options. Every week, we’ll be sharing and updating lists of local businesses that have reopened for curbside shopping or takeout/delivery. The Boil 8 Erie St View this post on Instagram A post shared by theBoil (@the.boil) If […]
Online learning – resources for degrees and courses
With all this time at home, some might be wondering how they can make this a productive experience. If there was ever a time to consider online learning, this is it! As someone who pursued their bachelor’s degree fully online, I know it’s not an easy feat and it might not be for everyone. We […]
9 New Steps Taken Towards The Re-Opening Of The State
We’ve been on lockdown in New Jersey for over two months now and obviously the pressure to re-open the state, country and economy is intensifying. But is it too soon? Social distancing is absolutely working in stopping the spread of the virus and I think many will agree with me that there is fear our […]
First Ever Tree Mapping Census by Sustainable JC
Sustainable Jersey City (SJC) is kicking off Jersey City’s first ever Tree Mapping Census. Our city’s tree canopy is disappearing at an alarming rate. To restore the canopy, SJC is calling on you to help record existing trees, because we can’t manage what we don’t measure! SJC will train you to become a citizen scientist, […]
Masks – where to get them and why they’re important
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) have recently reported that the virus can be transferred through speaking, coughing, or sneezing by people who aren’t exhibiting symptoms. With this new update, they recommend wearing cloth face masks when going out in public where social distancing may be difficult, such as supermarkets. The recommended face […]
5 more local businesses to support
Every week, we are highlighting 5 local businesses you can support during this time! Check out our Local Businesses tag to see our previous highlights! If you are a local business that would like to be included, please email editor@chicpeajc.com. CKO View this post on Instagram A post shared by CKO Jersey City (@ckojerseycity) Bio + how […]
Jersey City Councilmember James Solomon & Grassroots Organizers Call for City Commitment to Rent Relief
Ward E Councilmember James Solomon and a coalition of Jersey City grassroots community organizations today asked Mayor Steven Fulop and a committee of city officials overseeing Jersey City’s COVID-19 relief fund to devote at least $2 million of the $3 million COVID-19 Relief Fund to low-income Jersey City renters, with priority to residents who have […]
Teacher Appreciation Week: a message from MS 7
7 weeks ago, the halls of MS7 went quiet but for the staff of MS7, nothing skipped a beat. They woke up that Monday morning ready to run their classes like they would if the kids were sitting in front of them. My staff has lost family members, been sick themselves, and have missed some […]
Jersey City Launches Virtual Court Proceedings to Protect and Enforce Residents’ Rights
Mayor Fulop, Municipal Prosecutor Jake Hudnut, Municipal Court Chief Judge Carlo Abad, and Municipal Court Director Wendy Razzoli announced the provisions in place to allow for virtual court proceedings beginning Monday, May 11th. For the health and safety of everyone involved, the transition to virtual court utilizing Zoom video conferencing will reduce foot traffic at […]
5 local businesses to support – weekly business spotlight
Every week, we are highlighting 5 local businesses you can support during this time! Check out our previous small business highlights: April 14 | April 20 | April 27 If you are a local business that would like to be included, please email editor@chicpeajc.com. Shehnaaz Dance Academy Bio + how to support: Founded by Shehnaaz Jagasia, Shehnaaz Dance […]
Mayor Fulop Reopens Farmers’ Markets
Mayor Fulop Reopens Farmers’ Markets to Provide Healthy Food Access & Support Local Businesses while Adhering to Social Distancing Measures Latest Step to Move Jersey City Forward as Residents & Businesses Look to Recover JERSEY CITY – Mayor Steven M. Fulop announced today the latest step toward carefully reopening the municipality after a nearly two-month […]
7 snacks and sweets to make at home
Looking to try a new recipe? In the mood for something new at home? Try these 7 recipes for snacks and sweets to munch on! Veggie chips If you have a few root vegetables in your kitchen and want a healthier alternative to potato chips, bake some veggie chips! You can use sweet potatoes, parsnips, […]
Local and international COVID-19: May 1, 2020
Local New Jersey is reporting a total of 118,652 positive cases. The statewide fatalities is now a total of 7,228. As of yesterday: there are currently 6,137 hospitalizations connected to COVID-19. 1,765 require critical/intensive care. Last night, hospitals reported 514 new discharges. NJ is received 550,000 COVID-19 tests and 750,000 swabs from the federal government. […]
Donating To Local Organizations and Businesses
If you’re looking to help local businesses and organizations as they try to stay up and running for the community, here are some local spots accepting donations for their services and their staff! If you are raising money for staff or an organization, please send details to editor@chicpeajc.com and we’ll add you to the list! […]
Jersey City Opens COVID-19 Testing to ALL Residents; New Mobile Testing Expands Capabilities Citywide to Provide Direct Access for Public and Senior Housing Sites
Next Steps Include Antibody Testing to Further Public Health and Safety Efforts JERSEY CITY – Mayor Steven M. Fulop announces increased efforts to offer COVID-19 testing by broadening efforts with expanded and targeting testing opportunities to ALL Jersey City residents. For the first time, mobile testing will be brought directly to some of our most vulnerable residents in […]
Local and international COVID-19 updates: April 28, 2020
Local New Jersey is reporting a total of 113,856 positive cases. The statewide fatalities is now a total of 6,442. As of last night: there are currently 6,476 hospitalizations connected to COVID-19. 1,809 require critical/intensive care. Last night, hospitals reported 419 new discharges. HUMC has discharged its 1000th patient today. Murphy announced The Road Back, […]
10 places that are hiring, and other job resources
If you’ve found yourself out of work or if you’re struggling to make enough money at your current job, consider working for essential retailers or try your hand at other remote jobs and freelance opportunities. New Jersey currently has a job portal on their COVID-19 website in order to help those looking for work during […]
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