Mayor: Hoboken to receive $27 million over 2 years from coronavirus relief package
The new coronavirus relief package is bringing needed funds to cities in New Jersey.
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Mar 14, 2021, 11:06 AM
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9h agoThe new coronavirus relief package is bringing needed funds
to cities in New Jersey.
Hoboken is set to receive $27 million in the next two years.
Mayor Rahvi Bhalla says that money will help working families, small businesses
and the city’s recovery effort from the pandemic.
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