Eliecer Marte

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QUEENS, N.Y. (PIX11) — The beginning of Pride Month kicked off with the 33rd annual Queens Pride Parade, the second-oldest pride parade in the city.  This year’s celebration also included direct messages to the Trump administration. 37th Avenue in Jackson Heights, Queens, was filled with colors, music, and Pride Sunday afternoon.  “Love everyone, love everybody,” shouted one of the attendees. A message of love along with this year’s theme, defiant Joy and Unity.

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NEW JERSEY (PIX11) — The weekend forecast didn’t exactly scream “kickoff to summer.” “The start, I hope it gets warmer,” said Madison as she was walking on the Asbury Park boardwalk. But this Memorial Day came with good weather, following some days that did not feel like the unofficial start of the summer. “It was freezing just last week,” said Mady Bradevry. “Good family time for Memorial Day,” added another visitor.

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NEW JERSEY (PIX11) — The weekend forecast didn’t exactly scream “kickoff to summer.”“The start, I hope it gets warmer,” said Madison as she was walking on the Asbury Park boardwalk. More Local News But this Memorial Day came with good weather, following some days that did not feel like the unofficial start of the summer. “It was freezing just last week,” said Mady Bradevry. “Good family time for Memorial Day,” added another visitor.

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NEW JERSEY (PIX11) — Members of Hudson County Complete Streets tell PIX11 News that although the population in both Hudson and Essex counties has increased over the years, the PATH is running less frequently. “I couldn’t handle the commute time anymore,” said Stephanie Martinez from North Bergen, who has been riding the path her whole life. Last year, Martinez decided to move to Newark after getting a job, because she found that taking the PATH was so infuriating.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Eliecer Marte

NEW JERSEY (PIX11) — Members of Hudson County Complete Streets tell PIX11 News that although the population in both Hudson and Essex counties has increased over the years, the PATH is running less frequently. “I couldn’t handle the commute time anymore,” said Stephanie Martinez from North Bergen, who has been riding the path her whole life. More Local News Last year, Martinez decided to move to Newark after getting a job, because she found that taking the PATH was so infuriating.