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Re: Newark Avenue StreetScape
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I agree that this would be good for business, but wouldn't we need a big parking lot next to our pedestrian only street?

Posted on: 2010/5/26 18:49
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Re: Palisade between Griffith & Bowers ?
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ps - best Mexican food in town - Mission Burrito on Palisades and South, and La Gloria on Palisades and Congress...

and the best secret we also mention... Jose's taco cart at the liquor store on New York and Congress.... the best!

Posted on: 2010/5/26 18:20
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Re: Palisade between Griffith & Bowers ?
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well, part of our area in the heights/union city/weehawken was actually called West Hoboken in the late 1800s/early 1900s....

Posted on: 2010/5/26 18:19
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Article about Smith & Chang General Goods
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I couldn't find the previous thread on this store.

http://www.jerseycityindependent.com/ ... mith-chang-general-goods/

Posted on: 2010/5/26 17:26
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Re: Palisade between Griffith & Bowers ?
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The BIGGEST joke is that a long while ago some real estate numbnuts named the area THE ARTIST DISTRICT, I think there's still a sign. Never was the language so badly mangled. ONE artist moved in and moved back out.


lol......

A number of years ago, there was an open house on my block, the realitor was calling the area *upper hoboken*.

Posted on: 2010/5/26 17:15
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Re: 25th ANNIVERSARY HAMILTON PARK FESTIVAL & Park Re-opening Ceremony
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Sassy Sweet Treats is excited to return to Hamilton Park for the 25th Anniversary Festival! See you there!

Posted on: 2010/5/26 17:15
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Re: Jersey City Bicycle Tour - May 23, 2010
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Thank you BIKE JC, the J.C.P.D., various city agencies, and to all the riders who made this tour a terrific success. Jersey City made history with their first bicycle tour. Lets hope this will put J.C. on the map as a bike friendly town. The tour went well over 600 riders and no casualties. I bet next year's tour will rival all others, I can't wait.

Posted on: 2010/5/26 16:50
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Re: Jersey City man shot in head in apparent revenge attack dies; charges for 4 are upgraded to homi
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Hang them for murder and take down the projects! I'm done with these animals!

The Curries Woods "Projects" was taken down about 10 years ago. It is now those Hope VI town houses with only one project tower left but it is only for seniors and the disabled. It is now more like what they turned Lafayette and Duncan into and what Montgomery will become.

I do find it ironic you ask for them to be hanged when they murdered out of revenge. So it would seem you are using the same mentality as them, an eye for an eye.



Not for nothing but have you seen the "new" Curries Woods buildings? I was over there the other day I mean, Duncan looks so nice now, then I see Curries Woods, and it looks like SHIT! Apparently its up to each tenant to take care of their grass and outside appearance of their little condo... I wonder if Duncan and eventually Montgomery will follow suit after a while.

Posted on: 2010/5/26 16:44
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Re: Hamilton Park Renovation - Update
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Call me cynical, but I suspect that the scheduling of the park opening ceremony in the middle of a weekday has everything to do with Healy's preference for a low turnout.

He knows that the hardworking downtown folk of HP (as in those of who will be working during that time of day) see right through him and his corrupt cronies.

I hope that those of you who do go will call him out on his shenanigans, and loudly boo this shameless leader of a council of crooks (minus Steve, of course).


100% Correct!!!

Posted on: 2010/5/26 16:42
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Re: Please clean up your dog poop...
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Amy wrote:
I always pick up my dog's poop and never throw it in other people's trash cans, BUT I wish the city was more diligent about emptying the public trash bins we do have. This morning I was about to throw out a poop bag but noticed that the bin was literally stuffed to the rim and flies were buzzing all around it. Yes, an over abundance of poop--on the sidewalks or left to sit in the bins-- leads to a hefty fly population. Luckily there was another, slightly less full bin across the street.


Speaking of trash cans... I am a dog owner and I am diligent about picking up after my dog. I also walk a block or so to a public trash can to throw away the poop bags.

However, I noticed that after the trash cans are emptied someone [not sure if its the trash men or what] turn the trash cans upside down in the metal bins. why is that? Then people just continue to throw bags in the bottom which layer up and never get cleaned out even after someone comes and turns the trash can right side up.

Posted on: 2010/5/26 16:37
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Re: Jersey City man shot in head in apparent revenge attack dies; charges for 4 are upgraded to homicide
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So one guy dies from a revenge hit, then these 4 guys get killed by someone else for revenge on the first guy murdered, then the one or ones that killed the 4 guys gets killed and then someone else kills the guy who killed the guy that killed the 4 guys that killed the first guy mentioned above. Well as long as they only kill each other off and leave us law-abiding citizens alone. Why even waste taxpayers money investigating these frivolous matters.

Posted on: 2010/5/26 16:30
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Re: Please clean up your dog poop...
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Vigilante wrote:
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FDS_JC wrote:
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JCbiscuit wrote:
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disportus wrote:
gross. I cannot stand that people use other people's trash cans, take your crap home with you!


if the poop is properly bagged, how is this a problem? (don't let the avatar mislead you, I am currently dogless, and not leaving bags of poop anywhere.)


Because its not bagged in steel. Plastic bags are easily ripped open by other items in the trash, or if not tied securely they can just dump their contents. Not to mention the fact that its disrespectful to throw anything out in someone else's yard.


I agree 100%. If it's just dog poop in a tied up bag then carry it a few blocks to a proper public can. How lazy can people be?


I have a lidded trash can out front, and the bags of poop that end up inside it don't bother me nearly as much as the wrappers and cups scattered 2 feet around it. now THAT'S lazy.

Posted on: 2010/5/26 16:22
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Re: "Click It or Ticket" wear your seat belt
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Then governement needs to fine anyone who goes into a McDonalds. More people die from heart desease.
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When you consider that the hospital care costs are ultimately shared by you, through insurance premiums and taxes, you might change your mind.

Posted on: 2010/5/26 16:06
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Re: "Click It or Ticket" wear your seat belt
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If you don't wanna wear a seatbelt then I and Mr. Darwin encourage your behavior.


When you consider that the hospital care costs are ultimately shared by you, through insurance premiums and taxes, you might change your mind.

Posted on: 2010/5/26 15:51
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Re: How did you come to live in Jersey City?
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Third generation native of Brooklyn, Queens, Long Island. Introduced to Jersey City by an old NY friend, who had lived in East Brunswick for a while. Moved here in 1998 to be close to the World Trade Center (cutting my commute from 1 1/2 hours to 10 minutes.) Came to enjoy all the city conveniences. Love being able to go to NYC on a moments notice. Still have a short 30 minute commute to my new work location.

Posted on: 2010/5/26 15:50
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Re: Please clean up your dog poop...
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I always pick up my dog's poop and never throw it in other people's trash cans, BUT I wish the city was more diligent about emptying the public trash bins we do have. This morning I was about to throw out a poop bag but noticed that the bin was literally stuffed to the rim and flies were buzzing all around it. Yes, an over abundance of poop--on the sidewalks or left to sit in the bins-- leads to a hefty fly population. Luckily there was another, slightly less full bin across the street.

Posted on: 2010/5/26 15:40
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Re: "Click It or Ticket" wear your seat belt
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JerseyCityNj wrote:
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Binky wrote:
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K-Lo wrote:
The cops are going to ticket people for not wearing seatbelts?


I'm actually not sure that they will. I think they just take the grant money and say they wrote the tickets
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Drivers here still speed, run stop signs, talk on cell phones and don't yield to pedestrians in crosswalks. Sometimes all at the same time.

It is the end of the month, they will definitely be ticketing to fill quotas. Once this is over they will go back to not really caring.

I think any adult should have the choice to wear a seat belt but shouldn't be forced to. I could understand kids being forced to wear them.


Most of these tickets are given out in addition to speeding tickets etc. I remember in NYC the cops would often ticket "johns" who had solicitated prostitutes for not wearing a seatbelt (or any belt for that matter). If you don't wanna wear a seatbelt then I and Mr. Darwin encourage your behavior.

Posted on: 2010/5/26 15:33
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Re: Palisade between Griffith & Bowers ?
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lol.....are you serious? ain't nothing like that in these parts.


I'm not sure what you mean by that. My current neighborhood has 2 bodegas and a laundromat-- that's it. Nowhere to get takeout or grab a beer. Is this neighborhood the same?

Only bodegas ?? no delicatessens, candy stores, or grocery stores ?

Posted on: 2010/5/26 15:33
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Re: Palisade between Griffith & Bowers ?
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It is a horrible block and for the Heights that's SAYING something. And the blocks only get WORSE as you head South. As they approach Christ Hospital the area iimproves a little. HEad West a block or two and the place deteriorates.

Many time I waited for a 99S to NYC bus either on Griffith or Bowers and occasionally did my wash at the Laundromat in the middle of the block.


cheese,
that ugly apartment saved you from making a BIG mistake.

The BIGGEST joke is that a long while ago some real estate numbnuts named the area THE ARTIST DISTRICT, I think there's still a sign. Never was the language so badly mangled. ONE artist moved in and moved back out.

Posted on: 2010/5/26 15:15
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Re: Liberty Harbor Pool Club (?)
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The pool club is in Liberty Harbor...residential buildings with an annoyingly loud beer garden for added kicks.

Posted on: 2010/5/26 15:14
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Re: "Click It or Ticket" wear your seat belt
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Quote:

Binky wrote:
Quote:

K-Lo wrote:
The cops are going to ticket people for not wearing seatbelts?


I'm actually not sure that they will. I think they just take the grant money and say they wrote the tickets
.
Drivers here still speed, run stop signs, talk on cell phones and don't yield to pedestrians in crosswalks. Sometimes all at the same time.

It is the end of the month, they will definitely be ticketing to fill quotas. Once this is over they will go back to not really caring.

I think any adult should have the choice to wear a seat belt but shouldn't be forced to. I could understand kids being forced to wear them.

Posted on: 2010/5/26 15:07
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Re: Liberty Harbor Pool Club (?)
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What is the Liberty Harbor pool club?

Posted on: 2010/5/26 15:02
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Re: Jersey City man shot in head in apparent revenge attack dies; charges for 4 are upgraded to homi
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stani wrote:
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JerseyCityNj wrote:

I do find it ironic you ask for them to be hanged when they murdered out of revenge. So it would seem you are using the same mentality as them, an eye for an eye.


Only if the alleged perpetrators were avenging a murder. Otherwise, it could be more like an eye for an eyelash.

I'm pretty sure the reports (not this one) said the man that was shot before is in critical condition and may die also.

But if it would be considered "an eye for an eyelash" wouldn't sentencing all of them to death be "four eyes for an eye"?

I am personally against the death penalty. It is not a deterrent to murder, expensive and can not be undone if that person is found to have been innocent all along.

Posted on: 2010/5/26 14:50
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Re: Please clean up your dog poop...
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Quote:

FDS_JC wrote:
Quote:

JCbiscuit wrote:
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disportus wrote:
gross. I cannot stand that people use other people's trash cans, take your crap home with you!


if the poop is properly bagged, how is this a problem? (don't let the avatar mislead you, I am currently dogless, and not leaving bags of poop anywhere.)


Because its not bagged in steel. Plastic bags are easily ripped open by other items in the trash, or if not tied securely they can just dump their contents. Not to mention the fact that its disrespectful to throw anything out in someone else's yard.


I agree 100%. If it's just dog poop in a tied up bag then carry it a few blocks to a proper public can. How lazy can people be?

Posted on: 2010/5/26 14:49
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Re: Please clean up your dog poop...
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Quote:

JCbiscuit wrote:
Quote:

disportus wrote:
gross. I cannot stand that people use other people's trash cans, take your crap home with you!


if the poop is properly bagged, how is this a problem? (don't let the avatar mislead you, I am currently dogless, and not leaving bags of poop anywhere.)


Because its not bagged in steel. Plastic bags are easily ripped open by other items in the trash, or if not tied securely they can just dump their contents. Not to mention the fact that its disrespectful to throw anything out in someone else's yard.

Posted on: 2010/5/26 14:22
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Re: "Click It or Ticket" wear your seat belt
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Quote:

K-Lo wrote:
The cops are going to ticket people for not wearing seatbelts?


I'm actually not sure that they will. I think they just take the grant money and say they wrote the tickets
.
Drivers here still speed, run stop signs, talk on cell phones and don't yield to pedestrians in crosswalks. Sometimes all at the same time.

Posted on: 2010/5/26 14:15
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Re: Hamilton Park Renovation - Update
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Call me cynical, but I suspect that the scheduling of the park opening ceremony in the middle of a weekday has everything to do with Healy's preference for a low turnout. He knows that the hardworking downtown folk of HP (as in those of who will be working during that time of day) see right through him and his corrupt cronies. I hope that those of you who do go will call him out on his shenanigans, and loudly boo this shameless leader of a council of crooks (minus Steve, of course).


I wouldn't call you cynical. I would call you correct.

Posted on: 2010/5/26 14:14
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Re: "Click It or Ticket" wear your seat belt
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The cops are going to ticket people for not wearing seatbelts? They don't ticket drivers for running red lights. This is mind boggling.

Posted on: 2010/5/26 14:09
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Re: Liberty Harbor Pool Club (?)
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Seriously, the weather's been great for weeks. What are they waiting for? It was supposed to be completed by Labor Day 2009, remember?

Posted on: 2010/5/26 14:06
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Re: Jersey City man shot in head in apparent revenge attack dies; charges for 4 are upgraded to homi
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Quote:

JerseyCityNj wrote:

I do find it ironic you ask for them to be hanged when they murdered out of revenge. So it would seem you are using the same mentality as them, an eye for an eye.


Only if the alleged perpetrators were avenging a murder. Otherwise, it could be more like an eye for an eyelash.

Posted on: 2010/5/26 14:05
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