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Re: I Saw Someone Riding A Bicycle On the Pulaski Skyway This Morning
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Whoa. I hold my breathe and say a quick prayer when we cross the Skyway in our vehicle.


Good to hear I'm not the only one who is terrified of that bridge. It feels like it is about to crumble and if you get into an accident 4get about it. I ride bikes but riding it on the bridge would give me a heart attack. Just imagine what would happen if you got a flat tire crossing that bridge.

Posted on: 2008/6/27 5:54
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Re: Dermatologist Recommendation
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That dock is checking skin cancer for free today in Hoboken!
http://www.nj.com/hobokennow/index.ss ... cancer_screenings_to.html

Posted on: 2008/6/26 4:25
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Re: Downtown Newark's rental market on the rise -- Drawing renters priced out of Hoboken, Jersey Cit
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2nd that, At night that place becomes light up with excitement! If only JC was like that

Posted on: 2008/6/24 5:19
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Re: General Questions About the Heights
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The only times I've felt uncomfortable have been walking up the cliff from the 2nd street light rail at night alone because that area really isn't lighted very well (I make a point to not do it, but there have been occasions that have required me to do so).


Why does the 2nd street stop NOT have an elevator to Jersey City? And why have people from the heights not fought to get this? It would certainly help commuters and home owners who's home prices would increase.

Posted on: 2008/6/21 22:54
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Crime up in JC, WAY UP!
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Murders up a cool 140% from last year!!!
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Posted on: 2008/6/15 2:11
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Re: Sick and tired of the Latin Lounge
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Actually Geenville, if you had bothered to read any of my post, you would see that any Lounge (be it Caucasian, Yuppie or otherwise) with patrons that disrespectful would piss me off. Its not so much the loudness, but the lateness of the hour. When they are disrespectful pricks at 11pm, I shrug. At 2am, its getting to a point I can not tolerate. At 4am, its downright insane.

So instead of just assuming I am an angry yuppie who just hates Latin people. Your accusatory tone has no business here. Actually think about what you are saying before you hit Post.


Amigo, you should of not move next to a bar if you did not want to deal with that type of stuff, plain and simple.

Posted on: 2008/6/2 17:26
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Re: Head of Jersey City police internal affairs found dead in apparent suicide
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I believe more stringent controls have to be put in place during the hiring process .

Theres way too many of these candidates for the Police academy that come with some really heavy baggage and truthly speaking create a room for concern since their carrying fire arms.

Historically speaking most police depts in large urban communities such as JC have a large number of suicide cases amongst it's rank and file .

I believe the reason behind this is due to the lax Hiring and screening process.

Lets face it when a city like JC is faced with the pressures of hiring cops, it's allmost certain that their going to lower the standards,unlike smaller suburban towns.

BTW, I agree with one of the other posters to this blog, that some of these cops are worse than the lowlifes their responsible for locking up !

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Whoa, whoa, whoa, hold on a second do you know how hard it is to be a cop in a city? Do you know the types of people they have to be dealing with on a daily basis? A cop from the suburbs barely has to put effort in his job while a cop in a city like this has to give his/her 100% everyday! You should thank them for thanking such a hard job. You cannot compare suburban cops to city cops there is just to big of a difference. In most of my interactions with the police I've been treated respectfully and only once did I think a cop was wrong but it was because I failed to inform him well of the situation. Your sounding off because you probably were pulled over and giving a ticket for knowingly breaking the law. As I mention before this cop was going through a tough time and alcohol probably contributed to his demise as it does in something like 90% of all suicides. The reason why more cops and military personal die in the process of suicide is because they use a gun as opposed to hanging themselves which not always kills people. Statistics do not always tell the truth buddy! Oh and the hiring process is extremely difficult since both the state and the municipality do background and psychological checks on applicants. This failed once though, in the case of the cop who kill a child on the Pulaski skyway but I think that guy got hired because he was the mayor's cousin.

Posted on: 2008/6/2 17:14
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Re: Head of Jersey City police internal affairs found dead in apparent suicide
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Head of Jersey City police internal affairs found dead in apparent suicide

The head of the Jersey City Police Department's Internal Affairs Bureau was found dead in a Pennsylvania motel yesterday with an apparently self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head, officials said....

Asked if Shinnick's suicide could be linked to any investigation he was involved in, Comey said: "I don't believe that that is in fact the case."


It would be interesting to see if there's an especially high rate of suicide among Hudson County officials who "know too much." Maybe there are folks out there who are good at assisting these people with suicide.


Just guessing this suicide out of nowhere was probably due to a divorce, severe debt, or he must of done some serious crime to end up killing himself. As for your comment Alb there might be a slim chance it could of been for that but I highly doubt someone could kill them self over a secret especially in Hudson County where crooks at the top get away with anything.

Posted on: 2008/5/31 3:05
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Re: Sick and tired of the Latin Lounge
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Since when a bars quiet? This guy sounds like the people in New York that bought condos on top of a mall and then complained about the Christmas music been too loud! I bet anything that if the bar was name the "Yuppie Lounge" and had the same amount of noise this guy would be praising it instead of bashing it.

Posted on: 2008/5/30 22:31
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Re: New York Times: Gentrification in Portland
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Rising fuel prices will increase the pace of gentrification in all urban areas like Portland and JC that have mass transit systems in place and will make suburbs less attractive.


Actually I think that the suburbs will readjust and develop new transportation methods (trains, buses) which will mitigate the burn of gas price and make there communities more accessible.
The gentrification of cities has stop to a crawl due to widespread speculation. The only people I see moving back to cities are people in coastal areas like Florida due to the threat of hurricanes, taxes, and insurance.

Posted on: 2008/5/29 15:28
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Re: Goldman Sachs to develop the West Side Hudson Rail Yards -- Will this impact their JC presence?
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Um, NO!!! Thanks to the higher gas prices more and more people are ditching the suburbs for cities. The NYC area has been one of the places where people have been coming back to. If gas prices keep going up my belief is that driving will be so expensive people will move to cities and public transport will be more appealing.

Posted on: 2008/5/24 6:19
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Re: Used Cooking Oil Spill on Newark Avenue btw Barrows and Grove Street
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To think these idiots are dumping this on the street when people down south are robbing it from restaurants!

Thieves stealing used cooking oil for biodiesel
BY STAN FINGER
The Wichita Eagle

The price of gasoline has gotten so high that people have begun to steal used cooking oil.

"There's somebody, or multiple people, out there stealing our cooking oil," said Ben Healy of Healy Biodiesel in Sedgwick.

Healy's company converts used vegetable cooking oil into biodiesel, and he has contracts with more than 100 restaurants in and around Wichita to pick up their old oil.

But thieves have been cutting into locked storage areas behind restaurants since mid-March and stealing the vegetable oil, he said. While he doesn't have a precise number, Healy said, the total stolen is in the thousands of gallons.

"It's getting to where it's hurting us pretty bad," Healy said.

Wichita police Lt. Joe Cutcliff said the thieves may be taking the oil elsewhere for resale -- or they may be simply be trying to convert the vegetable oil into biodiesel for their own use.

"This is the first case that we've had" of cooking oil theft, Cutcliff said.

Healy fears it will be far from the last.

"I would say that there's a lot of people doing it -- taking it for biodiesel and making it in their garages or barns," he said.

Posted on: 2008/5/24 6:11
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Re: Under-fire ASPCA shelter prez shoots big toe accidentally; said he was afraid of animal activist
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KARMA!!!

Posted on: 2008/5/20 17:06
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Re: Controversial rapper Jim Jones to speak at Jersey City's "HIV/AIDS and the Hip-Hop Generation" e
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bottom line. there arent that many people that these kids will listen to. Jim Jones is someone that they will listen to. If their goal is to spread HIV awareness, i think they did a great job by selecting Jim Jones. And kudos to Jim Jones for participating. you know its easy to bash and pick apart people. But its rare you hear about the good things that some of these artists do.


The problem is that they will ignore the message about AIDS and instead will think that the life of a rapper is the best thing on earth. I live in Greenville and every kid around here wants to be a rapper, so to be one they adopt the gangster lifestyle which has lead to the deaths of MANY young men. Rap was good when it help young men empower themselves but now it helps young men destroy themselves. It has become garbage and should be thrown in the dump.


Judging by your comment, i can tell you are as ignorant about our inner city youth as you are about hip hop music. Rap is still "good". if you have a problem with the message, talk to the record labels that will only sign an artist or release an album that deal with that destructive subject matter. Many artists with positive lyrics are signed and then are told to change or dumb down their music if they want it released. Talk to the execs at the radio stations who will only play songs(with a few exceptions) that deal with that subject matter. I listen to tons of hip hop that does not deal with any types of destructive subject matter, that is very thought provoking and positive. However, you will never hear it on the radio. Just because you walk by these kids on the street doesn't mean you have a clue about what they are thinking or dealing with. Jim Jones is a great option for getting across a message that desperately needs to be given to these kids. I don't agree with everything Jim Jones says or raps about. But at the end of the day, this message about HIV needs to be delivered. And he is a great option to do it.


Tell me what is good about rap these days? Enlighten me please! Do you know there is a difference between rap and hip hop right? Did you know that Jim Jones promotes drug use by promoting the use of cough medicine as a recreational drug? What kind of message are the kids going to get after they go home and download Jim's song? Tell me who has the good lyrics that you talk about. What are the positive things hip hop has done over the past recent years compare to the negative. If you were wise you would realize that rap is just a gimmick for corporate America to get rich on the expense of young black youth.How many people are going to die in the streets until your ignorant ass realizes that rap is hurting us not helping us?

Posted on: 2008/5/20 4:08
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Re: Controversial rapper Jim Jones to speak at Jersey City's "HIV/AIDS and the Hip-Hop Generation" e
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bottom line. there arent that many people that these kids will listen to. Jim Jones is someone that they will listen to. If their goal is to spread HIV awareness, i think they did a great job by selecting Jim Jones. And kudos to Jim Jones for participating. you know its easy to bash and pick apart people. But its rare you hear about the good things that some of these artists do.


The problem is that they will ignore the message about AIDS and instead will think that the life of a rapper is the best thing on earth. I live in Greenville and every kid around here wants to be a rapper, so to be one they adopt the gangster lifestyle which has lead to the deaths of MANY young men. Rap was good when it help young men empower themselves but now it helps young men destroy themselves. It has become garbage and should be thrown in the dump.

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Re: Controversial rapper Jim Jones to speak at Jersey City's "HIV/AIDS and the Hip-Hop Generation" e
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Wow great way to mentor the kids by bringing a gangsta rapper. Our policitans are so smart!!!

Posted on: 2008/5/15 4:51
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Re: Hearing delay irks gun store owner: Owner's licenses to sell and carry firearms still revoked
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Donnell Rawlings is a pussy faggot hoodlum. He hid behind his girlfriends skirt, and held her in front of himself, so if I attacked, I hit her first. He will go to jail for aggravated assault, and HBO, Showtime, and Comedy Central will get the court documents of his conviction. His career is finished, as Executives are tired of hoodlum rap punks like him. He was fired from 105.1 radio station for calling Jews idiots, and making more anti semetic remarks. He's a "proven" racist. He came here, and he and his girlfrined were "in' the car, and said "fuck you white boy, we'll move when we want". He then got out of the car, and approached me, and said, "you want your ass kicked white boy". Thats when I got out of the car and put up my dukes, as I'm not afraid of a punk pussy like him. He's a documented liar and racist. Don't fall for the lying "I have a dream" speach he wants you to believe. He is a disgrace to all black people, as he commits racist crimes, and then says black 200 years of oppression stories, instead of taking responsibility for his crimes.
He'll end up in jail, and his career is finished. Dozens of black people come in my store, and call me their friends. Its just one bad apple like pussy rawlings that makes it bad for everyone. No worries mate!

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A normal citizen would of just called the cops and not fired his gun. The cops would of got him for making terroristic threats. You apparently escalated it to a fight and then decided to inflame it further by shooting a gun.

Posted on: 2008/5/10 5:34
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Re: Hearing delay irks gun store owner: Owner's licenses to sell and carry firearms still revoked
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I think you need some serious mental help!!! Guns are not for the insane!!! Stop drinking the Kool Aid P!

Posted on: 2008/5/10 5:03
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Re: Gunstore Owner vindicated on 3 bogus charges
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David did you get the medal of freedom from GWB yet?




Forgot to mention your the biggest coward in Jersey City for pulling a gun in the fight, real man fight with their fist no matter how many people come after them!

Posted on: 2008/5/10 3:54
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Re: 2nd Street @ the waterfront
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How many damn condo towers are they going to build before the market collapses? Their not going to be able to sell all those condos and if that happens your going to find a lot of sweet deals on rentals at the point in which people on section 8 are going to be able to afford to move in to them, LOL!

Posted on: 2008/5/6 16:25
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Re: Greenville: Hail of bullets kills 1, wounds 2; may be gang-related
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dontstealmyrocks: I applaud your care for our community and hope you will continue to help make it safer. The problem is that there are too few cops and not enough police stations to stop much of the crime that happens here. Before 9-11 crime was going down faster a rock down a hill because of the prosperity as people had good paying jobs and the fact that there was a focus on cutting crime with a budget to support it, but because of the huge recession a couple of months before 9-11 and then what happen after took the ENTIRE country downhill. As a result the federal government cut aid to states, states cut aid to city and so on. Our economy has recover but at a heavy price. Theres less money being spent of police because of budget constraints. Many good paying jobs have been sent overseas, illegal immigration also help to take jobs and lower wages for many of the people that live around here. Also wages have not kept up to inflation making life hard for most working class people. The incentive to get a real job has gone away for many disadvantage young kids as they see that living the thug life is more cool than been normal. All this contributes to the increase in gang activity, murders, and all the other crime which has gone up in the last couple of years. In order to stop this there has to be a lot to be changed and it doesn't stop at city hall. We need change at City hall, the state capital, and the white house!

Posted on: 2008/5/1 4:19
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Re: Jersey City earns 'F' in sex poll
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This city is just either too boring, too dangerous, or just too hard to live in. Most of the people in this city have too much stress in their heads to focus on the pleasures of life.

Posted on: 2008/4/28 4:32
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Re: Stop Signs on Erie Street - Steven FUlop
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I hope the crossing guard is OK and I hope she sues the driver who hit her. I thank her every time I see her out there.


I wonder if there's a way to sue the city to get it to enforce traffic laws.


If you sue them for that also make sure to also make them fix all those damn potholes in downtown. Like all of f%$#@!# downtown is filled with pot holes especially around the Grand St area.

Posted on: 2008/4/26 5:41
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Re: Trenton...the next Next Hoboken or Jersey City?
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Trenton is not going anywhere anything soon. Philly is not new York and the commute is horrible and theres a state prison in the middle of the city!!!!

Posted on: 2008/4/26 5:36
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Re: Lincoln Park & West Bergen: VIOLENT WEEKEND -- 3 slain in Jersey City say shootings unrelated
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Three people get killed and people are arguing on what's the name of the neighborhood? WOW! Theres two killers on the loose around there start worrying about that first.

Posted on: 2008/4/26 5:33
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Re: Barack Obama for President
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Richardson for vice president, Obama for president in 2008!!! Dream ticket right there!

Posted on: 2008/3/22 16:27
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Re: Bergen Lafayette: ARMED TEEN SHOT IN FACE
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First off, Troy was a good kid, true he had some bad times but what kid doesn't? who the hell are you people to criticize troy? He was always there for a friend when they needed him, and he cared about others, and i do believe he was framed with that gun. I mean, cops in Jersey City can't be trusted, i dont care what you say. But I was around troy for close to 8 months in a school and he was in the room next to mine. Do you guys have nothing better to do than try and make peoples lives miserable? Think about it. How would you feel if this was your son? Wouldn't like someone saying your kid is bad right? then back off... But Troy... RIP dude, and i'm ready to lose in another game of basketball ;P


Were you there when this happen? Why would the cops frame someone that got killed knowing it would cost them their jobs and liberty? Why would they frame a dead person who they never knew of? Also he must of done something very bad to get shot, you just don't get shot for walking on the streets u know!

Posted on: 2008/3/18 4:00
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Re: 45-unit plan for Heights -- $60G to $250G affordable housing -- made possible by New Gold Equiti
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How does anyone apply to buy one of these units? I have a feeling that most of these units will be given away to family and friends of the politicians in the city.

Posted on: 2008/3/12 19:04
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Re: Cunningham -Senate for Mayor?
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Can Brett Schundler run for mayor again? If he could I would vote for him over any of these idiots that are in office. I'm tired of crooks, cough, I mean democrats.

Posted on: 2008/3/12 18:58
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Re: JC Heights - Safety?
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I agree Greenville, West Bergen, Bergen LaFayette are shitsville IMO. Little India is shitty too, but I don't think its dangerous - just dirty,


Let me guess you never been to 3 of the places you mention. When I lived in the heights I lived next to drug dealers (who still reside in the same area), my relatives had their cars broken in to several times, and there was a flurry of gang activity. Since I still go to the heights many times I know for a fact that the gangs are still there (and in bigger numbers), and also that the Jersey Journal still does not report many of the things that go down over there. When I live over there I remember the cops would raided the apartment next to me several times and it never got reported in the paper and many other things that happen over there would also never reported. Now that I live in Greenville the neighborhood I live in is MUCH safer and MUCH quieter than where I live in the heights! And I forgot to mention West Bergen in my experience is way safer then the Heights, not much ever goes down there.

Posted on: 2008/3/12 18:48
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