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Jennifer Tripucka

United States

Founder and Editor at Hoboken Girl

Articles

  • 1 week ago | hobokengirl.com | Jennifer Tripucka

    NewsG. Millz Boken Roadhouse in downtown Hoboken has been shuttered for several years, with no movement happening at the space. Located at 61 Jackson Street, the restaurant bar was a bit of an island on its own, in what could be described as a bit of a food desert in SW Hoboken. Just recently, however, construction has begun on the space, leading locals to speculate what is to come. After a little research, the answer is, in a nutshell: condos.

  • 3 weeks ago | hobokengirl.com | Jennifer Tripucka

    UpdatesDolce & Salato in northwest Hoboken has been an uptown staple for the last 7+ years. It opened back in August of 2018 at 1101 Grand Street, serving up Italian coffee, fresh pastries, salads, paninis, and a fresh, modern vibe. Just this week, a sign on the door of its exterior shared an update about the future of the Italian cafe.

  • 2 months ago | hobokengirl.com | Jennifer Tripucka

    peopleWhenever someone asks, ‘Who is The Hoboken Girl’ — we always answer with one thing: “We’re a team of local journalists and writers who love all things Hudson County.” But when it comes to a REAL Hoboken girl, born and raised in the Mile Square, one person in particular comes to mind in this capacity: Ashley Branda.

  • 2 months ago | hobokengirl.com | Jennifer Tripucka

    Early this morning in Hoboken, Hudson River Athletics posted to its Instagram that there was an active situation at the Neumann Leather building on Observer Highway near Willow Ave. The fitness spot posted around 7:00AM on Thursday, February 27th, “According to Hoboken PD, there’s a dangerous person barricaded in the Neumann building.

  • Feb 6, 2025 | hobokengirl.com | Jennifer Tripucka

    UpdatesJersey City Heights has lost a longtime local haunt — The Fox & Crow announced its permanent closure as of February 2025. The bar had taken January “to rest and recharge,” posting on its social media about a winter break. On Thursday, February 6, 2025, it announced permanence of the closure. Back in early January, The Fox & Crow posted on its social media “Thank you to our incredible community for aother wonderful year! We are taking a winter break to rest and recharge this January.