user1111 wrote:
Two less drug dealers in the city was the most common reaction.

Yvonne wrote:
I found out from a neighbor that a pregnant woman was murdered by her former boyfriend at 135 Montgomery St. about 4 years ago, but it never made the papers. The unborn child did survive.

DoveTales wrote:
You'd think someone would step up to the plate

Princetonguy wrote:

I was interested in hearing some feedback from Jersey City residents regarding how safe the areas of Hamilton Park and Van Vorst Park are?

JCMan8 wrote:
The traffic cops are fine. Some people on this board are busybodies with nothing better to do than complain about every little "infraction" they see.

Lighten up.

hero69 wrote:
not much is gonna change in newark, unl;ess they simply get and keep the criminals off the streets and improve the educational/skills/employment levels for residents

JCishome wrote:
Sorry, but Mr. Rouse - assuming he's guilty, and he likely is since he was caught pretty much red-handed - has lost the right to be be treated as a human. Good luck to ya, Mel.

JCishome wrote:
Something tells me Melvin Q. Rouse has been down this road before. I hope this time he meets some new friends in the shower in lockup.

fat-ass-bike wrote:
I wish the media and people in general would not refer to these types of people and individuals as thugs, punks or gangs when in fact they are TERRORISTS - Give them a negative title and it doesn't come across as just kids misbehaving, as many would like to believe.

TERRORIST:

ter?ror?ist [ter-er-ist] Show IPA noun

1. a person, usually a member of a group, who uses or advocates terrorism.

2. a person who terrorizes or frightens others.

3. (formerly) a member of a political group in Russia aiming at the demoralization of the government by terror.

4. an agent or partisan of the revolutionary tribunal during the Reign of Terror in France.

adjective
5. of, pertaining to, or characteristic of terrorism or terrorists: terrorist tactics.

Monroe wrote:
Short (2 years) term I'd be interested in how the Pulaski Skyway shutdown will do to traffic/parking in the area. I believe they are already preventing left turns from Grand onto some streets during rush hour (Ivy, no?). It might be worth it to walk around or drive in the area a few weeks from now to see how gridlocked it might be.

6DTJC wrote:
Does anyone know of a place nearby to pick up a little dry ice for a stainless steel appliance fix.

JCbiscuit wrote:

Interesting side-note: The man who alerted me was the same gentleman who walks down Erie yelling at phantoms, occasionally with a vuvuzela and/or hardhat.

heights wrote:
I would not go near this area all day due to the nature of the building. I am sure there will be an ongoing investigation. Not sure if this was the place where two of the 9-11 masterminds were or was it the place on Kennedy at JSQ. There have been problems here for many years. The people that frequently visited the building would collect parking tickets constantly. Perhaps the fire was due to an insurance issue. I'm sure this will be ironed out during the the search by various government agencies.

Tristeza wrote:
PLEASE I AM BEG YOU PLEASE REMOVE THIS PICTURE.
THIS MAN IS A RELATIVE A FATHER AND A SON. HE IS AN ALCOHOLIC AND A CHRISTIAN.
PLEASE REMOVE PICTURE AS BRING PAIN TO MY FAMILY.
THANKYOU.

Prismatic wrote:
Wtf Alaska! 70 degrees? This has to be a joke.

Nori wrote:
Good point steve wilson. Always adding useful info here

fraulein wrote:
This place looks great - we knew it was on its way but didn't know it was going to be a full-on restaurant. Can anyone comment on whether it's kid-friendly?