YOU’RE INVITED!!!!! Please join Children’s Dentistry of Hoboken and pediatric dentist, Dr. Jenny Paik, for our Open House this Saturday! Bring the kids for some delicious finger foods provided by Hoboken Catering, as well as fun activities and live entertainment by Polka Dot! Where: Children’s Dentistry of Hoboken, 1209 Hudson St., Hoboken, NJ Date: Saturday, […]
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Start a new tradition this year — celebrate Mom in style, with a special day that’s all about her. Show her you really care by bringing the whole family together aboard an Entertainment Cruises’ Mother’s Day lunch or dinner cruise. Enjoy sumptuous buffets, live entertainment and dancing while you take in breath-taking views of the
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The Hoboken Family Alliance has joined forces with hMag to put together an event for a six year old little girl Faith (from Ohio) that was diagnosed with terminal cancer in February. She has created a wish list that includes many items that are local to Hoboken and NYC – they are working together with
The Charthouse Restaurant, in Weehawken, is offering HFA members 10% off all food from Sunday-Thursday! Enjoy! THE CHARTHOUSE RESTAURANT Lincoln Harbor, Pier D-T, Weehawken 201-348-6628 10% off – Sunday- Thursday (food only; cannot be used in conjuction with any other offer, happy hour, or catering functions) http://www.chart-house.com/
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Turning Point benefits Hudson County CASA in honor of National Child Abuse Prevention Month Turning Point Restaurant 1420 Frank Sinatra Dr., Hoboken, NJ Sunday, April 25th, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Hudson County CASA advocates for children in foster care and finds them safe and permanent homes. Donate to CASA and receive a gift
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Diabetes: A Deeper Look April 1 – May 16 This new traveling exhibit helps guests understand diabetes, treatment options, and the role insulin plays in the body. The 2,500-square-foot exhibit resembles a walk-through blood vessel, and visitors enter through a giant cell structure that demonstrates insulin’s role in getting glucose (sugar) energy to cells. Hands-on
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