Pride Flag torn down, tied to door handle of Hoboken business
Uncle Milton’s Café usually hangs a Pride Flag outside the door as a message of inclusivity, but the flag was recently torn down.
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Nov 6, 2023, 11:30 AM
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Updated 456 days ago
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yesterdayA restaurant in Hoboken was vandalized for the second time in three weeks.
News 12 New Jersey’s Isabel Litterst has more details on a Pride Flag that was torn down and tied to a door handle at Uncle Milton’s Café, a mom-and-pop shop in the city.
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