alb wrote:
how much buying power do us consumers in the Grove Street area really have? What kinds of additional businesses can we really support? Is it actually realistic to think that the new businesses that went into the Paseo (or new businesses that went into the existing empty storefronts on Newark) would be viable?

ianmac47 wrote:
Merchants don't really want two way traffic on Newark Avenue; they want more customers. For some reason they are misguided and believe two way traffic provides more customers, when in fact it detracts from their goals.
As I said, most people don't know what they want.

07310 wrote:
I usually read it on-line

www.theonion.com

"(The officer) looked at me and said, 'If you make me aware of the fact that there's a warrant out for your arrest then I have to arrest you,'" Hofer said. So, at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 28, Hofer was cuffed and arrested.

GrovePath wrote:
Most old Diners that look like train cars really weren't, like this one:

5dollars4eachofu wrote:
Considering that Skinner's Loft, Sewadee, and Ox have all opened within roughly a year of each other, and businesses further west on Newark have struggled or closed (Kineret Israeli Deli, Pop Merrigan's), it's only fair to reward the area that has seen successful investment already.

I don't see what this is doing for Newark Avenue -- maybe it should just be renamed "Grove Street Redevelopment" because really that is all it is!

slauben wrote:
our car has that feature where if you put the key in the door lock and turn it backwards and hold it, it rolls down the windows. Well these guys figured out how to trigger that somehow by prying the lock. It rolls down the windows without setting off the alarm, so they just can just reach in and take whatever they want

nikyrob wrote:
Does it matter if I have a cable modem or not? I was thinking about switching over to Verizon. Will I be able to run Tivo through Verizon's internet service?

journalsq wrote:
Maybe I should park in the paid mall parking while shopping at Shop Rite, BJ's to avoid any *mishandled* towing by *mistake* whatsoever.

stepanstas wrote:
Also, lets say that the tow truck is comming or the guy is there and he says that its waiting to be towed, can you just say "screw you" and leave since its not hooked up to the tow truck?

07310 wrote:
Go back to your dealership and buy the mirror, won't be any more than going to a mirror place and getting a custom cut mirror.

ansky wrote:
There are plenty of signs throughout the lot telling drivers they will be towed if they are not shopping at those stores.