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ihave seen many kids just bicyclying their precious, little hearts out on newark street. i was sort of sad because i'm sure tey live in apartments with their abatement-loving parents who really won't have time to patronize the new bars that are opening up

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Fulop picked his council well, they represent him not the public.

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There always seems to be guys looking for work by AutoZone in the Heights

You better stay away from those guys, they are illegal aliens, and caused trouble with the North District police department.

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It's outrageously insensitive of a lung doctor to set up shop on a block that doesn't have parking out front. What was he thinking?

I do not know how long the doctor has been there but behind Duane Reed was a parking lot that the public used for years. It is no longer there due to development.

There is now a parking deck that is available.

By Yvonne's standards, that parking deck is TOO FAR. She thinks that parking should be available DIRECTLY in front of her destination, and that it should be free.

Now I have people speaking for me. I am just stating a fact where it was located. It was obvious this doctor's patients used his services and found the parking situation OK.

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I hope prosecutors are on it and indite.

The innocent or guilty are right now under no obligation to speak.

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It's outrageously insensitive of a lung doctor to set up shop on a block that doesn't have parking out front. What was he thinking?

I do not know how long the doctor has been there but behind Duane Reed was a parking lot that the public used for years. It is no longer there due to development.

jmiz wrote:
Wrong on the first account. I am the furthest from a B-L resident. I do think it's comical that downtown residents see this bridge as a one way super freeway to their beloved, quiet and traffic-free neighborhoods and not as a two-way mutually beneficial logical roadway connection to one of the most prized open spaces in all of Hudson County.

As for your traffic theory, yes, I agree and it is likely to happen. However, this scenario is not the life changing shortcut that will attract the masses that you're predicting. Anyone looking to shortcut the Holland Tunnel traffic is getting off on a legit exit ramp that is the Columbus BLVD exit.

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Not everyone takes the train or bus to NYC.

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I just lost half of the power in my apartment (like half of the living room has power, but the other half is out). Lives near VVP.

Anyone else?

If only half of your apartment went out during a legitimate outage, you should really have an electrician by some time to see why all of your circuits aren't connected to one central breaker. It could literally save your life some day.

That's what my and my husband were discussing during the outage. Is it normal to have an apartment/building (our neighbors have the same issue) wired from two different outside lines/grids?

Just to be clear - it appears that the half of the apartment that lost power wasn't completely out - when we turn on the light switch, we could see that the light is on, just very dim (barely can see the light). So, it would *appear* that half the circuit has full power (everything working as normal), while the other half has very weak power (enough to have dim lights, but not enough to power a TV, for example).

BTW, power is back! and AC is back! Yay!

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I just lost half of the power in my apartment (like half of the living room has power, but the other half is out). Lives near VVP.

Anyone else?

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Tonight will be the last official night

Just heard the same from a friend. I may just have to go there tonight for a beer or two. It's a shame that corner can't seem to make it. By far, the most promising incarnation to date has been M.A.E. and that flamed out spectacularly.

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It takes 10 secs

chocolatecake wrote:
I used to have the noise complaint number for the Heights but now I can't find it?does anyone have it? Thanks!

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Monmouth St is torn up because the gas mains are getting replaced, so possibly similar work

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At a recent council meeting, I talked about how long my family collectively have lived here. When I add my mother, mother-in-law and father-in-law, there is a total number of 304 years of history. My father-in-law's family has been since the 1880. Basically, you moved into my city, I did not moved into your city. So, if you cannot deal with me perhaps you should move.

This is what I'm talking about. Nobody gives a shit how long you've been here. City council meetings are for city business, not the history of Yvonne's irrelevant and increasingly senile biography. I moved to Jersey City, not Balcer Town.

I never called JC Balcer Town, but it has a nice ring. If it was Balcer Town, there would be no abatements and United Water would be gone and the money returned to ratepayers.

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At a recent council meeting, I talked about how long my family collectively have lived here. When I add my mother, mother-in-law and father-in-law, there is a total number of 304 years of history. My father-in-law's family has been since the 1880. Basically, you moved into my city, I did not moved into your city. So, if you cannot deal with me perhaps you should move.