by newjerseyshores | LOCAL BUSINESS
Credit: Port Authority Those late night Lyft rides from New York to Jersey City are about to get longer. Almost a decade after Hurricane Sandy hit NY/NJ, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has announced its plans to close the New Jersey-bound side of the...
by newjerseyshores | LOCAL BUSINESS
Jersey City Farmers market season is back. Thursday (January 12) marks the start of the winter 2023 Farmers Market, which will take place every Thursday through April 21. The market will run from 4pm to 6pm (weather permitting) outside the Grove PATH Plaza. The HDSID...
by newjerseyshores | LOCAL BUSINESS
Photo courtesy of CWI in New Providence TURN IT ON: This sculptural Currey pendant shines bright in any space; $1,370 at cwi.design. PATTERN POWER: Spice up your space with Clarence House’s Noto wallpaper and fabric. Available from interior designers and Suburban...
by newjerseyshores | LOCAL BUSINESS
Laura and Chris Panjwani are passionate about Amish craftsmanship. They’re also passionate about sustainability and protecting our environment; in other words, they’re passionate about made-in-America, locally sourced furniture. The couple was confident they could...
by newjerseyshores | LOCAL BUSINESS
Credit: Firefly Jersey City’s on-demand bus service just surpassed one million rides. Via Jersey City is the go-to form of transit for around 50,000 residents and visitors per month, according to city officials. A recent survey of riders showed that 51% of riders...
by newjerseyshores | LOCAL BUSINESS
Bored during the pandemic, sisters Brooke Greenberg, 23, and Lauren Greenberg, 16, started tie-dying clothing in the laundry-room utility sink of their Cherry Hill home. After their creations got some buzz on Instagram, they founded Tie Dye LAB (which stands for...
