CITIZEN BAYONNE TO HOST OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, MAY 19TH

Waterfront Community Welcomes Guests to Tour Luxury Residences and Amenities

BAYONNE, NJ – Citizen Bayonne, the luxury rental community on the Bayonne waterfront, will host an open house on Sunday, May 19th, from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

All guests are welcome to visit during that time to tour the community’s model residences and upscale amenities. Guests can enjoy waterfront views from select locations, relaxing lounges and courtyards, and impeccably designed interior spaces. Guests who are interested in renting one of the remaining one- or two-bedroom residences in the community can learn more about the generous incentive package currently being offered.

Citizen Bayonne is located at 155 Goldsborough Drive in a fast-growing neighborhood driven by new-construction residential and retail properties, well-connected to New York City and Jersey City by the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail. Monthly rental rates in the 252-unit community start from the $2,400s for one-bedroom residences and the $3,300s for two-bedroom residences, according to Accurate, net effective, inclusive of special grand opening incentives of one month free on a 13-month lease or two months free on a 26-month lease.

The open house will showcase modern, light-filled residences at Citizen Bayonne, highlighting features such as nine-foot ceilings, luxury plank flooring, complimentary window treatments, and conveniences such as the in-home washer and dryer by GE included in every residence. Guests will also tour gourmet kitchens that boast sleek, full-sized stainless-steel appliances, quartz countertops, full-height tile backsplashes, espresso soft close cabinetry, four-burner gas ranges, custom soft-close vanities and chrome Moen faucets.

Open house guests will be able to immerse themselves in Citizen Bayonne’s many indoor and outdoor amenity spaces. Amenities available to tour include the state-of-the-art fitness center, resident lounge, co-working spaces, smart package room, covered parking garage with electric car charging stations, and bicycle storage. Outside, guests will find a landscaped courtyard featuring dining areas, BBQ stations, lounge seating, firepits and more.

Guests who cannot attend the open house are invited to schedule a private tour. For more information, visit http://www.CitizenBayonne.com or call 551-288-8600.

8 New Jersey Adoptables That Have Been in Foster Homes For 3+ Months

Meet Armando, Bondi, Niko, Clover, Frutee, Kona, Kristina, and Missy — According to http://hobokengirl.com these nine pets are looking to be adopted out of their foster homes and placed into permanent homes in New Jersey or NYC. While each of these pets has different personalities, they have one thing in common — each dog and cat has been in a foster home for multiple months and is looking for a loving family and a place to call their forever home. Read on to learn more about Armando, Bondi, Niko, Clover, Frutee, Kona, Kristina, and Missy and how to adopt each of these pets.

https://www.hobokengirl.com/chihuahua-mixed-breed-dog-cat-adoption-new-jersey/: 8 New Jersey Adoptables That Have Been in Foster Homes For 3+ Months

Kismet of Kings marks 11 years of mentorship with gala hosted by ‘Empire’ actor May 3

According by http://nj.com former Jersey City mayoral candidate Lewis Spears is preparing for Kismet of King’s Spring Gala on Friday, May 3, an event that will be hosted by actor Tobias Truvillion (“Empire,” “One Life to Live”) to the theme of “Elevate and Excel” at The View, 201 Lincoln Park, the former Casino in the Park.

It’s an opportunity for fundraising and to celebrate the participants in an afterschool program that provides mentorship, life skills and entrepreneurial training to Black and Brown students, from 11 to 18 years old, who often come from underserved neighborhoods.

https://www.nj.com/hudson/2024/04/kismet-of-kings-marks-11-years-of-mentorship-with-gala-hosted-by-empire-actor-may-3.html: Kismet of Kings marks 11 years of mentorship with gala hosted by ‘Empire’ actor May 3

The Best Memes from the 2024 Solar Eclipse


In our year 2024, the magnitude of cultural events is measured in memes: as reported by http://hobokengirl.com the internet is still shaking from a 4.8-scale earthquake that hit New Jersey last weekend (“We Will Rebuild,” users said of crooked picture frames and disheveled pillows). Today, though, all other internet conversation was eclipsed by the 2024 Solar Eclipse — and now that the event has passed, it’s time to take off our protective glasses and stare directly into our phone screens. Keep reading for the best memes and tweets from the 2024 Solar Eclipse. New Jersey won’t see another one until 2078, but there’s a sufficient amount of internet content to last us until then. 

https://www.hobokengirl.com/solar-eclipse-2024-memes-new-jersey/: The Best Memes from the 2024 Solar Eclipse

Little Sheep Mongolian Hot Pot Opens at American Dream Mall

As if we needed another reason to add American Dream to our must-go list, the ever-expanding mecca for entertainment, shopping, and dining just added yet another restaurant to its tasty and eclectic lineup. And it’s bound to burst your taste buds.

According to http://bergenmama.com Little Sheep Mongolian Hot Pot is the latest spot to hit when you visit the mega center, and it’s filled with steaming soups, meats, fish, and more — all ready to be cooked right in front of you at your table. You can choose from the signature soup bases (classic, spicy, or a combination of the two) along with a wild mushroom or tomato soup base.

https://bergenmama.com/article/little-sheep-mongolian-hot-pot-opens-at-american-dream: Little Sheep Mongolian Hot Pot Opens at American Dream Mall

Ecuador President visits NJCU; Archdiocese and NJ churches celebrate Palm Sunday

NJCU hosts Ecuadorian president

Accordig to http://nj.com New Jersey City University (NJCU) served as the host for a community visit when Daniel Noboa, the newly-elected president of the Republic of Ecuador, held an official gathering with more than 400 invited members of the Ecuadorian immigrant community who reside in Hudson County. The community encounter was held in early March at NJCU’s Gilligan Student Union.

Noboa is the first Latin American president to visit New Jersey City University. He was elected in October 2023, and took office in November, thus becoming the youngest president in the country’s history. He stopped at NJCU during his first official state visit to the United States.

https://www.nj.com/hudson/2024/03/ecuador-president-visits-njcu-archdiocese-and-nj-churches-celebrate-palm-sunday-journal-entries.html: Ecuador President visits NJCU; Archdiocese and NJ churches celebrate Palm Sunday

Jersey City + Hoboken Dessert Spots for an Easter Treat

As reported by http://hobokengirl.com Easter is officially upon us, and we can’t help but get excited about all the treats that come with it. We might be too old for an Easter egg hunt, but there are plenty of local shops whipping up Easter treats so you can have all the nostalgia and sweets. Read on for a few of our favorite local sweets + dessert shops in Hoboken + Jersey City to satisfy that Easter sweet tooth.

https://www.hobokengirl.com/hoboken-jersey-city-easter-sweets/ : Jersey City + Hoboken Dessert Spots for an Easter Treat

The History of St. Patrick’s Day in Hoboken

As reported by http://hobokengirl.com St. Patrick’s Day, otherwise known as the Feast of St. Patrick, is an Irish cultural and religious celebration that dates back to the early 17th century. Like all cultures of the world, this one has made its way to the melting pot of America and has left its mark on the Mile Square. As a popular holiday here in Hoboken, St. Patrick’s Day gives the town an opportunity to pay homage to its Irish roots and celebrate authentically. Read on to learn more about some of the history of the holiday in the Mile Square.

https://www.hobokengirl.com/saint-patricks-day-hoboken-history/: The History of St. Patrick’s Day in Hoboken

Cangiano’s Marketplace to Open Two More Locations in Jersey City

As reported http://hobokengirl.com by the end of 2024, Jersey City locals will have not one, but three locations to get their Cangiano’s fix. The Italian deli, market, and sandwich shop is expanding from its original Hamilton Park location to two more Jersey City neighborhoods and expanding its offerings. The Hoboken Girl spoke exclusively with founder Cosmo Cangiano to learn more about the plans. Read on for more about Cangiano’s Jersey City expansion.

https://www.hobokengirl.com/jersey-city-italian-market-cangianos-expansion/: Cangiano’s Marketplace to Open Two More Locations in Jersey City

Island Beach State Park, other N.J. state parks will charge fees again under new budget

According http://nj.com state parks in New Jersey will likely start charging visitors again this summer after a two-year tax holiday is set to expire under a new state budget proposed by Gov. Phil Murphy. That includes the popular Island Beach State Park.

Entrance fees would start being charged on July 1, 2024, the first day of the 2025 fiscal year, if Murphy’s proposed budget is adopted by the state Legislature. A budget must go into effect by the start of July to avoid a state shutdown.

Park fees range from a $2 walk or bike-in fee at some parks, up to a $10 weekend parking charge. (See a full list of fees below.)

https://www.nj.com/politics/2024/02/island-beach-state-park-other-nj-state-parks-to-charge-fees-again-under-new-budget.html: Island Beach State Park, other N.J. state parks will charge fees again under new budget