jmcee wrote:
There is one on 440 north that I can't remember the name of. It was pretty good last time I went, big selection. It's on the left past Home Depot if your heading towards Bayonne on 440.

DouglasReynholm wrote:
Sir, read my comment VERY closely, the word "NOT" is in there. Thank you Sir.

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DouglasReynholm wrote:
That's why I use CASH 97 percent of the time at restaurants. I love when someone in front of me on line uses a debit or credit card to purchase something for less than 5 dollars, I mean really, are you 9 years old.

I actually saw someone put a $1-and-change purchase on a credit card the other day. They weren't even embarrassed.

why should they feel embarrassed? a feeling of embarrassment implies that one is doing something incorrectly. what, besides the fact that 2 posters on here disagree, is incorrect about using a credit card to pay for a $1 purchase?

2DogDoll wrote:
If complete removal means cutting down even one more tree, I am against it.

A number of years ago, the corner of 12th Street and Erie Street was identified as one of the most polluted corners in the COUNTRY.

The trees in Hamilton Park and in the surrounding area are the lungs of this neighborhood. Cut them down (22 trees for the complete removal) and you subject the entire community to lung-destroying toxins. I for one will protest any more tree cutting than is absolutely necessary. Furthermore, I invite any and all to join me in raising funds to add more trees to the landscape.

Finally, where is the money? As a person who owns a home on the park, I will not donate money or support any form of a tax increase to cover the overage.

This is not a farm where the contaminants in the soil will be absorbed by the food or livestock and passed on to everyone who eats the product of this soil. This is a park. The contaminants have been in this soil since before the 1970s renovation. People, children and pets have been playing in this park without any problems for generations. Why get hysterical now? What?s changed?

Cap it. Live with it. There are far worse contaminants in the Hamilton Park area (homes built on capped chromium fields) than some lead buried deep in the soil, that is covered by grass and other vegetation.

Greenvillechick wrote:

My dog is not a pitbull thank you.

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JCSHEP wrote:
Alpine is not 30 km from manhattan, more like 15 kilometers max by car, much less as the crow flies.

it's 15.4 miles or 25 km from Alpine to the NYC side of the GWB.

BIGCOOKIE wrote:
I vote for Dr. Chinai at Newport Medical Associates.

chiefdahill wrote:
I don't have PILOT. So these are just property tax rebates. So if I only paid 2k in property taxes last year I shouldn't get a lot back this time. My taxes did go from 2k to just over 5k a few weeks back so next year I want my money.

Do you get the refund quicker if they do direct deposit or via check. I would rather have the check.

GnomeGeneral wrote:
It's unchanged because you're not moving to the Beacon from downtown. Your homeowners insurance is less because you live in a hotel-like high rise as opposed to a small brownstone which is more likely to get flooded. I'm not trashing the Beacon by any means, just giving a comparison between zip codes. I think your facilities are lovely...the gym, juice bar, pool, billiard room...etc. I don't think I could bring myself to pay a grand in maintenance for that, but that's besides the point.

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JCSHEP wrote:

I personally know someone very much affected by his death. Therefore I am concerned over this thread which will surely make their grief much worse if they view it.

Not to worry. How many people mourning the death of a loved one recently indicted for public corruption would be searching the internet to find out what strangers think about it?