jerseymom wrote:
If our current first responders cannot effectively curb crime in our city, how will they be able to absorb the additional load that this proposed project will bring?

fat-ass-bike wrote:
The 'rock spider' will gets his true punishment in prison by inmates

fat-ass-bike wrote:
We are a sad society when places like this exist and survive. There should be a law against targeting kids with crap ... but what are the alternatives ?

LoKo498 wrote:
What's up worth that blue clear bag tho?

gtmarin wrote:
Hi Folks,
I need to renew my Driver's License with a new address and am wondering if anyone had advice on visiting the DMV by JSQ/Five Corners? Are any days or times less busy than others? Any info would be helpful, thanks.

fat-ass-bike wrote:
The nurse needs to lose her license plus any ruling against her if proven, based on the fact she lied and told the mother it was a rash - The nurse would have been well aware what the 'rash' really was.

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moobycow wrote:
Well it depends on the restaurant, the lease, the people running the place as to whether cheap eats have a better longevity. I can think of multiple cheap places that have gone under while I have been here to go along with several higher end restaurants.

I have no doubt that places near Exchange place struggle, that place is a wasteland nights and weekends. But no one opening a place there should expect anything different.

JC may not be the same as some places in Manhattan, but I don't think anyone ever made that argument. Just because we're not Manhattan doesn't mean we can't support good restaurants.

When it comes right down to it I don't think our positions are very far apart. Running a restaurant is hard. Running a good restaurant is even harder. None of that makes JC any different from any other place.

I love to see restaurants succeed in my neighborhood but I still believe the key to longevity is how the locals patronage the place - If I owned or managed a place I would do everything to get involved with the community; sponsor the local peewee league, provide t-shirts for teams with my business name on them - even contact the local schools if they need some team apparel, have a weekly free coffee morning for moms with strollers, offer free coffee to emergency services personnel etc etc. It is tough, but the DTJC locals are a tough crowd to market to.

Binky wrote:
People? Does anyone understand that they were in business successfully in NYC for about 20 years? And may still be?
The problem is with the matchup between the business and Jersey City.
Take note, anyone who thinks we are the Sixth Borough.

Conformist wrote:

like an independent theater (seriously?!?)

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Really? Which businesses are moving to NJ from NY?

JP Morgan and RBC to name 2 recent examples moving to JC. Ask Steve Fulop. Also see this for the general decentralization pattern.

http://www.newgeography.com/content/0 ... onocentrism-edgeless-city

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Which theory are you working off of when you state that people would stay in NJ if there were no jobs?
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Stop attributing your dumbass statements to me.

Three places listed as coming to NJ while you have NJ listed as the place where people are fleeing from... People don't leave when they have jobs.

Yes - people usually quit their jobs or retire before leaving the state. I'd bet most of the NJ exodus in YOUR link isn't going to NY state for jobs - more likely it's retirees fleeing to states with zero income tax.

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Seagull wrote:
There's a Haz-Mat incident going on right now at 350 Warren St.


http://www.nj.com/hudson/index.ssf/20 ... html#incart_river_default

I love NJKing's comment on your article.

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Seagull wrote:
The Powerhouse Independent Theatre.....

An upscale mall with amenities like a theatre - The Mall @ Powerhouse Hills or The Mall at Sea Level Hills.

CdeCoincy wrote:
Anyone know what's going into the space next to The Keyhole Bar on Erie or the space on Erie between 3rd and 4th? Work has recently resumed on the latter and the For Rent sign is gone.

The permit on the storefront next to Bob's Shoe Repair says Dental Office.

nemobeatz wrote:
I think that's where the new bubble tea place is going. Could be wrong.

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JCishome wrote:
Something tells me Melvin Q. Rouse has been down this road before. I hope this time he meets some new friends in the shower in lockup.

Rape jokes. Classic!