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HOBOKEN JOURNAL; Night Life With 'Music Coming Out of Every Doorway' (Published 1991)
HOBOKEN JOURNAL June 2, 1991 IT used to be that some young New Jerseyans would hang out in Hoboken only if they didn't have the cash to get through the tunnel. But now all kinds are coming to carouse on Washington Street, the main boulevard. They can be seen lined up at the bank machines: young women in wobbly white heels, musicians in spray-painted combat boots and college students in sneakers. They watch where the young men in tasseled penny loafers are going and then bolt in the other direction.
Dynamic gut microbiome changes to low-iron challenge
Microbial Ecology Genevieve L. Coe, Nicholas V. Pinkham, Arianna I. Celis, Christina Johnson, Jennifer L. DuBois, Seth T. Walk DOI: 10.1128/AEM.02307-20 ABSTRACT Iron is an essential micronutrient for life. In mammals, dietary iron is primarily absorbed in the small intestine. Currently, the impacts of dietary iron on the taxonomic structure and function of the gut microbiome and reciprocal effects on the animal host are not well understood.
LETTER: We can't avoid climate change, but we can slow it
Editor: Thank you for giving climate change the attention it deserves in our local paper. After decades of warnings and failure to act, the effects are now, unfortunately, readily apparent in the world around us. The Rio Grande is a lifeline for much of the country and we should use this dire situation as a powerful call to action. We can’t avoid or prevent climate change all together, but we can certainly stop it from getting even worse.
Park Visitors Report Increase in Car Break-Ins
By Christina Johnson | cjohnson@tworivertimes.com New signs went up earlier this week in some Monmouth County parks warning visitors not to leave valuables in their parked cars. The warnings are in response to an increase in car break-ins. Since the start of 2018, visitors have reported 32 break-ins at parks, five of them on Wednesday, Feb. 19 at Dorbrook Park. “It’s happening much more than we would have expected,” said Andrew Spears, assistant director of the Monmouth County Park System.
Sickles To Open April 8 On Red Bank’s West Side
Sickles To Open April 8 On Red Bank’s West Side February 28, 2020 By Christina Johnson | cjohnson@tworivertimes.com RED BANK – Sickles Market, a sophisticated country market in Little Silver, has announced April 8 will be the opening date for its hip, new urban spinoff on the West Side. The new store, called Sickles, will focus on breakfast, lunch and healthy options, with grab-and-go items, as well as fresh produce, meats and quality grocery.
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