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Sitting on the couch while watching TV and simultaneously surfing the web is one situation that we all know a little too well. We spend hours on our computers and
A Conversation With Paul Silverman & Lawrence Bijou About NJ Real Estate Hoboken and Jersey City are two cities that have experienced a great deal of growth thanks to the
For most people, warmer weather means more time spent outdoors throughout the day. For a select few who possess the unfortunate quality of being a mosquito magnet, warmer weather means
This past winter when The Digest dropped into Third & Vine, downtown Jersey City’s neighborhood wine and cheese bar, it was working hard to change preconceived notions about sherry. This
Specializing in boutique brownstones, L Squared is a local contractor that offers their clients the highest standard of materials, service, and imagination. Driven by a passion for creative architecture, owner
Spring is officially in full swing, which means your makeup will need a seasonal change. While I love many drugstore brands & deals, there are some products that are definitely
According to the Community Compost Company, 66% of all waste in landfills is organic material, 25-30% of which is food waste. That means that 66% of all waste is sitting
Cork Wines & Spirits cares about wine. Much more than just a store, Cork is a tastemaker that endeavors to educate its clientele about the many varieties of wine and
It’s no secret that most of us drivers are reluctant to give up the privilege of being behind the wheel. I enjoy a cruise down Washington to visit my favorite
Little City Books will be Hoboken’s first independent bookstore since the closure of BlackWater Books in 1999. When Barnes and Noble closed its doors in 2010, Hoboken’s non-profit second hand
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