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So your complaint has changed from there being no places to watch American Football, to there being no places meeting your precise requirements at which to watch.

In addition to all the places previously listed, there is:
White Star (2 of them)
Hamilton Inn
Ninth and Coles
Keyhole
Healy's
Greene Hook
Light Horse
Markers
Chile's
Park and Ninth
Lisbon Two

As someone mentioned upthread, how many places can you name where you *can't* watch Giants games?

Robin.

OneSkirt wrote:

I'm pretty disgusted with what's happening in dtjc, as someone who's been here for 20 years.

Og_jerseycity wrote:
Have you lived in JC longer than a year?
[yes and other cities (which do exist) before that]

Doesn't sound like it.
[ok]

Most people here where I live have been here many years and we have dealt with all of this. I never stated the problem is going to be resolved and didn't propose that.
[Youre bragging to everyone that you protected yourself and stayed safe by "making a deal with the guys on the block." Right? Sure sounds like you're endorsing this idiotic plan -- stay safe by "making a deal" with a gun-wielding adolescent or some other street-level failure? Sounds like a brilliant idea]

I am stating what Bergen Lafayette and Greenville residents do to try to live in peace.
[and that's working]

WE learned to live with it not sit at our computer and make sarcastic comments.
[but you ignored that that lesson and joined jclist]

What deal are you making?
[deals with adults who aren't fighting petty turf wars with their neighbors and terrorizing communities because their small minds cant sort out what is and isnt worth dying for]

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You made a deal with the guys on the block, "respect my home and I respect you" That's how we protected ourselves and kept safe.

I would love to hear more about these deals. Maybe you can teach a seminar and the whole problem will be solved.

Og_jerseycity wrote:
You made a deal with the guys on the block, "respect my home and I respect you" That's how we protected ourselves and kept safe.

Yvonne wrote:
Many years ago, I passed by the construction of Liberty Harbor North, there was protest outside the construction with an inflated rat in front. So I asked the protesters what was the concerned. The guy pointed to a man in a lift who was not wearing a harness. These were union workers who were protesting but they complained developers hire basically undocumented workers who do not know the law and take risks. The protester said they planned on notifying OSHA. I later spoke before the city council about workers in lifts without harness and was told this is not the city's concern, this is the state's concern. It is a shame someone dies because of who is in charge.

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psyop wrote:
It really is just a waste of time and energy to argue with such an entitled close minded person.

Translation, it is a waste of time and energy to argue with the truth. I suggest you read the ordinance. It is suppose to be a rail spur not a park.

135jc wrote:
Hey don't worry. The thief probably needed the BMW and laptop more then the victim.

JCMan8 wrote:
Pretty sure this was just trolling and you shouldn't take comments made by infrequent posters too seriously.

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AlexC wrote:
I'm sure those people freaking out over the proposed outdoor seating are going to flip out when they find out

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AlexC wrote:
You mean Prato Bakery?

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Killtown wrote:
I heard the owners of Prado have a liquor license application pending and that it'll likely be issued by late spring or early summer.

Sorry, yeah - Prato Bakery

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You mean Prato Bakery?

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I heard the owners of Prado have a liquor license application pending and that it'll likely be issued by late spring or early summer.

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Yvonne wrote:
I personally do not like people using JC for their personal agenda.

Damn, I just choked and spit all over my screen.

Thankfully most of our elected officials and the vast majority of new residents are smarter than fat slobs like Yvonne. They do desire all the things she's against, like reduced dependence on cars, vibrant street life and walkable communities with fun things to do. Demographics and market forces are more powerful than she is, as are the realities of building a sustainable and economically competitive city in the 21st century.

She's already lost her war, she's just too dumb and too self-righteous to realize it.

I hope Candice sees this and realizes most of us are on her side.

Why would you speak to Yvonne in that way ? If you have something to say go to a meeting and kiss Ms. Candice's ass if you wish. Why don't you put up your photo so we can judge you on your looks, better yet, a picture of your Mother so we can describe her in the same manner in which you did. Would that offend you ? Would you like that ?

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asny10011 wrote:
Fulop should mind his own business and focus on his own job.

I'm a huge Fulop supporter but this 1000%

Fulop is a tax paying resident of New Jersey. Is he not allowed to vocalize what a lot of other residents agree with?

He seems to be perfectly capable of multitasking. I'm not sure why this would be such a burden.

He's also the Mayor of Jersey City and I for one don't like my Mayor picking a political battle with the gov. Focus on the prize: "Making Jersey City the best mid-sized city in America." This is an obvious ploy relating to his run for governor. He'll lose my vote.

WhoElseCouldIBe wrote:

Show me the ordinance that says no one can have free ice cream. You can't?

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Is it good or bad that I have no idea who that is

Braker is head of the Jersey City NAACP and a former police officer as well as a disgraced/convicted public official.

http://www.nytimes.com/2002/12/12/nyr ... ith-extorting-bribes.html

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Annod wrote:
Last night around that time, there were a lot sirens and police cars heading toward Exchange Place....

Nothing on nj.com, nothing on PATH's Twitter, not seeing anything on Google News.

Does anyone know, is there a good local news site that would cover things like this in general?

Annod wrote:
Last night around that time, there were a lot sirens and police cars heading toward Exchange Place. That includes NJ Transit, Port Authority and whatever other agencies there are. Usually after the mall closes, mayhem happens.

I tried to listen to the scanner but I didn't hear much. I heard the word "flatline" but I don't where it happened. Then I heard talk about warning the hotels on Washington St about something.

http://www.broadcastify.com/listen/feed/11269

I did hear that there were not enough cars to go around.