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Kay Licausi, Founder of Hoboken Strategy Group
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The city of Hoboken embraces the lore of baseball. It lives on through games, history, and the annual theater production, the 7th Inning Stretch…
On Washington Street in January in Hoboken it’s hard to imagine the changed landscape that came vividly to life following the wake of Superstorm Sandy…
The holiday season is fast approaching. As we prepare to give thanks, remember to give back. The Hoboken Shelter is perhaps the embodiment of generosity…
Have you ever walked by the beautiful façade at 1005 Washington Street and wondered what goes on in there behind that statue of the elk?
Hoboken was well-situated as a hub for water contests, with a popular rowing course stretching up the shoreline from Hoboken to Guttenberg. The wide-open New York Harbor, protected from heavy tides…
Except perhaps for spelunkers and scuba divers, most people prefer gliding over a river to crossing under it. The trip across the Hudson on a brisk, sunny day, or on clear evening with the dazzling..
Picture a glitzy theater marquee hanging over the corner of Washington and Newark streets, dancing with bright fluorescent lights and big yellow bulbs. On a steamy Saturday..
The Hollywood imagination and use of Hoboken in film has a long tradition dating back to the 1950s.
With our nation’s involvement in The First World War, Hoboken had a poignant role for U.S. servicemen, when the bustling..
The third oldest library in the state of New Jersey, the Hoboken Public Library (HPL) celebrates its impressive 120th anniversary this October. To mark…
Really, you thought you saw Dave Matthews at the table next to you at O’Nieals? Or the singer from a hot, new band beside you at the bar at DC’s Tavern? Your..
In the National Register of Historic Places, Hoboken is home to nearly twenty listed as preserved cultural resources. For those not in the know, the National Register..
Before Buddy Valastro, before Eli Manning – even before Sinatra – there was one name that meant everything to Hoboken..
The “Hoboken History Project,” led by Hoboken High School Social Studies teacher Rachel Grygiel, encourages students to discover..
A family that plays together stays together. A family that works together and stays together reveals even more. Owning your own business..
Discover your inner muse with vintage clothing… While fashion is an interesting, unique form of self-expression, vintage fashion is a great way to tap..
A look back on vibrant time in the Mile Square’s cultural history: When Hoboken resident John Sayles directed..
It was Edison who said, “Genius is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration.” And while some New Jersey towns like to brag about..
You can blame the bars for a lot of things, not least of which is the fact that they’ve been instrumental in bringing..
The saying is “in a New York Minute,” but changes across the river here in Hoboken seem to come just as quickly..
‘Twas the night before Thanksgiving and somewhere in Hoboken, Santa’s elves checked the pockets for a Lincoln Tunnel token”..
