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Multi-Service Center air conditioning restored 

Repairs to the Multi-Service Center's air conditioning system have been completed. All offices at 124 Grand St. are scheduled to reopen for in-person services tomorrow, July 16. 

REMINDER: Jubilee Center Mural meeting July 16 

The City of Hoboken’s Public Arts Administrator will host a public engagement session tomorrow, July 16, at 7 p.m. in the ResilienCity Park Community Room, 1201 Madison St. to solicit public input for a new public mural to honor the founders of the Jubilee Center which will be located at 601 Jackson St. 

During the public engagement session, City staff and members of the Hoboken Arts Advisory Committee will present information on the Public Art Program, and Public Art Master Plan, and the history of the Jubilee Center, followed by an open discussion for feedback on potential artistic direction. 

The Jubilee Center, which was purchased by the City in 2021 to be utilized as a home for nonprofits and educational institutions, was originally founded in 1995 to help meet the social and economic needs of children and families by offering after-school programs during the school year for local youth.

The mural will be commissioned and paid for by the Public Arts Program as established by an executive order, signed by Mayor Ravi S. Bhalla establishing the Public Arts Trust. 

For more information on the program, go to www.hobokennj.gov/resources/public-art-master-plan.

For more information about the meeting, please contact Annie McAdams at [email protected]. 

Bingo & Donuts with Lutheran Senior LIFE

The City of Hoboken's Office of Constituent Services invites seniors to Bingo and Donuts with Lutheran Senior LIFE on Thursday, July 17, from 12 to 2 p.m. at the Multi-Service Center, 124 Grand St.

Come enjoy donuts, bingo, and win prizes while learning more about Lutheran Senior LIFE. Lutheran Senior LIFE in Jersey City is a Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) that provides comprehensive medical, social, and long-term care services to help seniors remain living safely in their homes and community. The program integrates primary care, therapy, home care, and adult day services for eligible seniors aged 55 and older who require nursing home-level care but prefer to stay at home.

Join the Friends of ResilienCity Park!

The City ‘s Department of Parks, Recreation, & Public Works is expanding its Friends of Parks program and is seeking volunteers interested in founding the new Friends of ResilienCity Park Volunteer Committee! Volunteers must be interested in preserving and enhancing the physical, natural, and cultural heritage of the new resiliency park through service, community, and philanthropy.  

The committee will be tasked with soliciting community feedback, organizing volunteer events, and raising funds for future park improvements. The City is seeking volunteers for the following roles: 

• Events Committee Chair: Work with local businesses and organizations to host events in the park such as Spring Fling. 
• Nature Committee Chair: Coordinate landscape improvements, organize gardening, and horticultural volunteer activities in consultation with City. 
• Philanthropy Committee Chair: Coordinate stewardship and fundraising opportunities and manage finances for the Committee. 
• And more! 

To express interest in joining the Friends of ResilienCity Park Volunteer Committee, or to volunteer for similar roles in the Friends of Elysian Park and Friends of Church Square Park groups, fill out an application online at https://hoboken.seamlessdocs.com/f/friendsparks