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After months of anticipation, today, March 30th, 2021 Soul Brew opened the doors to its newest location at 2718 Grand Avenue in Bellmore, in the former site of the Bellmore Bean Cafe. “Originally, I just saw it being big enough to make a decent living. I never envisioned it becoming what it is. I was
The Jersey City Society founder, Alexa Blair Corley, invites guests to a new type of experience
March 2021 marks a full calendar year since COVID-19 entered our lives and unleashed a world of uncertainty. Like the morning of 9/11 or the assassination of John F. Kennedy, we will all likely remember exactly what it felt like, and where we were, when a virus forced us into our homes indefinitely. The events
Instagram versus reality. It started as a trendy movement but poses a very real question: what world do the majority of us live, or think we live, in? You don’t have to be a 20-something influencer to fall victim to the arising mistruths of social media. Politics are peddling agendas on platforms for their own
Book reviews have never been my niche. To be frank, before recently I didn’t enjoy reading at all. Into adulthood, books reminded me of the summer reading assignments that I was required to complete in private school. I’m not sure who’s in charge of picking the titles for children’s educational learning, but the three titles
New year, new you? Unlikely. Despite what multifarious wellness websites say, life will never magically transform in Cinderella-esque fashion the moment the clock strikes midnight on January 1st, all because of a few New Years resolutions. However, that doesn’t mean you can’t make your life better in the new year. Resolution simply means “a firm
“Gregulars” is the new term buzzing about Hoboken this weekend as Gregory’s Coffee opened its first location on Downtown River Street in mile square city on Friday, January 15. With two others in Jersey City, this marks the company’s third location in the Garden State, and its 33rd overall since first opening in Manhattan back
Dining out, or ordering in, has become second nature in modern day society. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that in 2018 44% of all food spending was done away from home, with an annual average of $3,459, and Statista predicts online ordering will steadily increase at a rate of 4.3% through 2024. But
The city of Hoboken, NJ is historic in nature, which was a weighted factor in my decision to move (that, and the sweeping city skyline view). So, it came as no surprise to find cobblestone streets, industrial brick buildings, and various charming structures riddled throughout the now modernized mile square city. One street in particular
Both New York and New Jersey top the list as states with the most outbound moves in 2020. Ironically, I moved between them. When my newspaper dissolved due to COVID, along with it my steady paycheck, I picked up my suburban life from The Hamptons/Nassau County (I regularly bounced between the two) and rented an
