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K-Lo2 wrote:
Hasn't Steve Nuding retired.

Seems like it. I called the number I could find on google but got no answer. Left a voicemail a few days ago. If anyone knows who has "taken over" for him please let me know.

hero69 wrote:
it's telling that so many republicans don't have a problem with potentially 22 million people losing insurance coverage. i just saw an expert on bloomberg state that about 1/3 of children in the us benefit from medicaid as does 2/3 of people in nursing homes.

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/06/26/us/ ... =top-news&WT.nav=top-news

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Hamparkvet wrote:
HARDLY unexpected. They elected a lily white woman who dresses like a grandma. The district is 70% white but that will be ending soon as white people slip into the minority across the country. This is simply the dying tantrum of scared white people. She wouldn't even mention the POTUS's name in her speech!!

Election results from presidential races:
Year Office Results
2000 President George W. Bush 68% - Al Gore 32%
2004 President George W. Bush 70% - John Kerry 29%
2008 President John McCain 62% - Barack Obama 37%
2012 President Mitt Romney 61% - Barack Obama 38%
2016 President Donald Trump 48% - Hillary Clinton 47%

which one of your liberal talking heads told you she didn't even mention Trump in her speech? this is an outright lie, she actually thanked him for his support!

Tellingly, she never mentioned his name. She simply said I want to thank the POTUS. NO ONE does that unless they want to show that they will be associated with the office but not the man in it. He's toxic. And by the way? NONE of us voted in the Georgia election so the result means squat in the grand scheme.

Hamparkvet wrote:
HARDLY unexpected. They elected a lily white woman who dresses like a grandma. The district is 70% white but that will be ending soon as white people slip into the minority across the country. This is simply the dying tantrum of scared white people. She wouldn't even mention the POTUS's name in her speech!!

Election results from presidential races:
Year Office Results
2000 President George W. Bush 68% - Al Gore 32%
2004 President George W. Bush 70% - John Kerry 29%
2008 President John McCain 62% - Barack Obama 37%
2012 President Mitt Romney 61% - Barack Obama 38%
2016 President Donald Trump 48% - Hillary Clinton 47%

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JCMan8 wrote:
The Webmaster should delete this annoying spam, because people are supposed to pay for a classified ad.

Don't read this thread then! This is at least about something in JC unlike your endless shilling for Trumpy Boy! BTW genius the classifieds are free here.

new2jc wrote:
Hi - just call or text me at 646.789.5990

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There has been a lot of interest by jclist'ers - but it is still available. It can only be used as an office or for retail -- no food or salon use of any kind. Perfect for an office, gallery or a vintage store (or some other retail use) it is less than half of anything else downtown ($1195 per month /NO broker's fee - save thousands) right on Newark Ave @ Monmouth.

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Great space -newly renovated -- perfect for Store or Office -- works well for either use!

Great boutique retail space in heart of Downtown. About 11' frontage on Newark Ave surrounded by the hippest places in JC and great foot traffic! Toy Store Next Door -- Office, Store or Gallery Space -- Will not last! Only Blocks from Grove Street PATH station

New large rack of NYC CitiBikes right across street!

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Lots of foot traffic
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Call or text 646.789.5990

https://newyork.craigslist.org/jsy/off/6140984385.html

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SOS wrote:
Trader Joe's in Hoboken opening May 17, 2017
Not far from the light rail.

http://www.traderjoes.com/announcement/hoboken-nj-opening-2017

It's 1.7 miles from the Hoboken stop and 1.5 miles from the Second Street stop - a good 30 minute walk.

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http://www.nj.com/hudson/index.ssf/20 ... e.html#incart_2box_hudson

34 gray st is a single family according to city's own records

http://taxes.cityofjerseycity.com/ViewPay?accountNumber=321562

we have at least 14 people cramped on 4 floors, including basement death trap.

owner, one aida viray bergonio lives just two blocks over on summit.

why policemen and firefighters have to risk their lives while greedy aida converts single family to slum, and scoops the profits?

why jersey journal self censors and never follows up to investigate such racket?

why fulop turn the blind eye?

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Used to see them doing this all the time at Marin & Columbus.

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Yes, too bad no one listened. There has been many accidents all over JC with cars getting hit. Besides, it is difficult to jump in front of a train if it is elevated.

Those weren't accidents, they were due to driver negligence. How much more do you think an elevated train would have cost?

It would have reflected the price 20+ years ago. These accidents will continue because traffic is always backed up and people are trying to make time.

JonnyF86 wrote:
This is great news. There needs to be more of this. I thought I saw something similar a week or two ago on Marin/Columbus, where everyone makes the left turn onto Marin when only buses are supposed to.

I've never been almost hit as a pedestrian so many times in my life as the past year of living in JC.

Also agree that warnings are not necessary; people will pay attention to traffic laws when it hits them in the wallet. I would even support double fines (like in the 65 zone, etc) in the downtown area since it is so densely populated with many pedestrians.

Mao wrote:
Has anthing else been reported in this regard? It seems to me that Christie's intitative was dead on arrival.Appreciate any information.

earthling wrote:
i thought it will be news today, but terrence chose to be a prop at hcdo photo op on city hall steps yesterday instead.

president trump signed eo yesterday targeting h1b racket, including all 400+ in jersey city.

https://www.whitehouse.gov/the-press-o ... merican-and-hire-american

http://www.myvisajobs.com/Jersey-City-NJ-2017WC.htm

slumlords and fulop not happy.

jerseymom wrote:
There is a very active JCPD campaign to ticket drivers who are hitting that corner of 9th and Manila - not stopping; on cell phones; illegal turns, etc.

Be aware - and get off your cell phones!

PremiumContent wrote:
Far better than the existing ice cream options.

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developers will be salivating to get that land between 6 and 8 Street / Marin to Manila ! I've lived next to St A for 13 years, this sucks. Coach H always stopped to chat.

I'd say there is a pretty good chance it will stay as a school.

St Mary on 3rd Street closed as a Catholic school in 2011, and the building is now used by the French American Academy.

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devilsadvocate wrote:
No non-citizen has a right to come to the US. Full stop.

Welcoming non-citizens to the United States has long been one of our highest priorities. Full twat.

fat-ass-bike wrote:
Our ex-mayor Healy will be pissed if anyone restricts his bar from operating when he wants or imposes some sort of conditions that might effect his cash flow ... if anything is needed it is CCTV cameras in the area, to help control anti-social behavior and make those accountable for damage

fat-ass-bike wrote:
At least it wasn't some neighbor or passer-by getting attacked - I'm sure the son will say it was a gentle giant of a dog, well cared for and trained ... My mother was a caring and nurturing dog lover ... I suspect we won't hear a story that the person provoked it or did something to cause the attack and death ... Let's hope the shelter isn't somehow wrangled in for a law suit because the dog shouldn't have been adopted out !

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http://riverviewobserver.net/2017/01/ ... ey-city-job-opportunites/

Against my better judgment, I clicked on the link... WTF is Columbia Drive?? Better proof reading would make your articles more relevant and worth reading.

Hamparkvet wrote:
The answer is simple. Trump supporters are cowards. They are scared of their own shadows. They need their bubble.

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Poncho11 wrote:
70's theme restaurant.

Stoned waiters wearing bell bottoms & polyester prints?

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JCMan8 wrote:
Things are so bad in Chicago that they just had a vigil for a gunshot victim. 6 people were shot at this vigil against gun violence, including a 12 year old girl.

Going to need to send the Feds in to clean up the mess that the Democrats created.

Six shot during vigil for gunshot victim in Chicago

http://mobile.reuters.com/article/idUSKBN15A0S7

i'm not sure the democrats created the problem, but the problem needs to be addressed.

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Monroe wrote:
Fiat/Chrysler to Trump-we believe you're going to make America great again! 1 billion of new investment in the USA, 2,000 manufacturing jobs!

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/article ... u-s-plants-for-jeeps-rams

Why isn't he saving Macy's? I mean, yeah, sales were down but all that new income he's gonna produce will help Macy's so why doesn't he save them?!

Macy's dumped Trump and his clothing line after Trump first starting running for office.

When a business takes a disgraceful stance like that, they receive punishment.

Put down the kool aid.. slowly.

borisp wrote:
BTW, does anyone know if the schools will be open? Can they function without water?

jcneighbor wrote:
Heck, you don't even need police cruisers for enforcement. Put a few officers out there on the busy streets (Jersey Ave, Montgomery and Grand come to mind in my neighborhood) at rush hour and start writing tickets at the intersections. It would be like printing money for JC and maybe the word would spread.

kahner wrote:
A friend told me the place had re-opened under the new owners as of a week ago when he walked by. Can anyone else verify?

Leo168 wrote:
Moving the election is a bad thing. The mayoral election in JC is non-partisan. Moving it would be confusing because the other elections have democrat and republican candidates. Also, sad as it is to say, there are many seniors who work the polls and count on the money from one day at an election to help them catch up on expenses. It is only $225 a for the day, but that money can make a big difference for some people. Especially seniors on a fixed income. Vote NO to move the election. There is no benefit to the City or the constituents by moving it.