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Re: Journal Square's Young Star Spa raided, Fifth Time in Three Years -- 10 Arrested for Prostitution
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We should legalize prostitution so that there is an area for it. That way people don't have to be shocked. Though I'm not sure that folk having sex on the floor above where there is a child is shocking (I guess old married couples don't do it anymore?). Oh well, I also don't get why chain saw murderer movies are rated PG 13 and movies with topless folk touching each other tenderly are rated R.




Well said.

Posted on: 2009/10/2 16:27
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Re: Liberty Harbor
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OK, is anyone else in the Regent that lives on the side of the building facing the parking lot finding the flood lights to be a bit ridiculous? I need to buy an eye mask just so I can sleep, as shutting the blinds isn't helping.

Maybe it's just me, but I think they should reposition the lights so they aren't pointing into the direction of our building. Am I crazy to think this? I mean, I know it won't happen, but one can dream. Just venting, I suppose.

Also, the parties in the parking lot at 2:00 am are getting old. Just sayin'.

Posted on: 2009/10/2 15:52
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Re: Fire Alarms at Liberty Harbor's Zenith
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Unfortunately, I live in the Regent, and the same thing happens here. We don't have them as often but from we had one last weekend, and the fire company never came. Disturbing? Yes. Not unusual for living in the parallel universe of LH, however.

Posted on: 2009/9/18 14:58
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Re: What should Tiger do while in JC? Play tour guide.
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He needs to have tacos from Taqueria, with a Mojito from Bar Majestic....followed by a smoothie from Subias, and a drink at Skinner's Loft.

Posted on: 2009/8/26 21:37
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Re: DANGEROUS GRAND STREET IN DOWNTOWN JERSEY CITY
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I couldn't tell, but there were two trucks out there working on them...I say we paint them argyle just to piss everyone off!

Posted on: 2009/8/26 19:59
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Re: DANGEROUS GRAND STREET IN DOWNTOWN JERSEY CITY
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Saw them working on the stop lights today...fingers crossed that they go on soon!

Posted on: 2009/8/26 19:47
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Re: BJs - What are some of the good things to buy there?
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We always buy chicken and frozen fish from BJ's. A great buy.

Posted on: 2009/8/25 13:37
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Re: Cleaning Service Recommendation?
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Just curious. How much would I expect to pay for someone to clean my 1100 square foot 2 bed/2 bath apt?

Posted on: 2009/8/20 20:53
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Re: Atlantic City by Public????
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Considering it takes 2-2 1/2 hours to drive there, the train isn't a terrible deal. I'd still rather save my $ and go to Vegas :)

Posted on: 2009/8/19 16:45
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Re: Opening at The Regent at Liberty Harbor
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Um ok. Thanks for the insight. However, I don't think your
snide comment was warranted. PM was very vague about what was going into that space when we moved in.

Posted on: 2009/8/18 20:37
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Re: Opening at The Regent at Liberty Harbor
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True, but a girl can dream :)

Posted on: 2009/8/18 3:22
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Re: Potential Convenience Store on Grand St. Feedback welcomed!
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What items would you like to see stocked in this type of store? For example, would you prefer Snapple over Nestea? Crest over Colgate? St. Ives over Tom's?


I am looking for specific products/brands, including the categories of:

1) Paper Products
2) Beverages
3) Dairy products
4) Boxed goods (pasta etc)
5) Frozen Goods
6) Limited Produce (items you can't live without)
7) Health/Beauty Brands and Products
8) Speciality Items - an example would be an idea I have of carrying some artisan cheeses from the Hudson Valley Region and other places I find along the way. Why? Because I can't seem to find a cheese shop in JC. I have to go to Hoboken for a cheese shop, but would prefer to get it here.

Can you think of things you would like to have that you can't find? That is what my goal is. To stock what we love, but can't get when we want it, or it may be hard to find.

Think mid-market prices. I am not looking to open a store not accessible to everyone. However, I am also not looking to stock a typical "bodega" concept. Not that I don't love a Bodega, but that's not what I'm going for.

Thanks for your time (and feedback).

Posted on: 2009/8/18 3:21
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Re: Opening at The Regent at Liberty Harbor
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They aren't close to being done. I think they just started laying the deck this past week. The gym isn't close to being done either. They said itll be all done by Labor Day weekend though. So, who knows. Personally, I wish they would discount the months we don't have the gym in the building. It's part of the rent.

Posted on: 2009/8/17 16:36
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Re: Opening at The Regent at Liberty Harbor
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So true. Liberty Harbor needs more green space. Period. There's plenty of places they could put some more trees and plants. When I suggested this, I was told to go to Liberty State Park. Ha. Hopefully things will improve once the Regent is done (whenever that may be). We will see.

Posted on: 2009/8/17 16:30
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Re: Opening at The Regent at Liberty Harbor
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They are expanding the parking lot next to our building. Most likely for parking at the Beer Garden.

Posted on: 2009/8/17 14:34
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Re: Opening at The Regent at Liberty Harbor
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Is anyone else living in The Regent growing weary of the constant construction? I, for one, can't believe they are making a parking lot where they said they would be putting in a park. Unless I have the location wrong, that is. Anyone have any insight?

Posted on: 2009/8/17 13:38
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Re: Potential Convenience Store on Grand St. Feedback welcomed!
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Thanks for the feedback. The concept is in development, and I am definitely going to take some of your ideas into consideration. Any other feedback is welcome!

Posted on: 2009/8/12 16:09
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Potential Convenience Store on Grand St. Feedback welcomed!
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I am in the process of researching the concept of a small convenience store on Grand St., between Jersey Ave. and Grove St. My concept would be to stock the usual items a store like this would (paper goods, milk, eggs, newpapers, coffee, etc).
I would also try to work with local vendors to create a "grab and go" section in the store. This would feature local restaurants that would make sandwiches/wraps for purchase at my shop, which would help drive their business, as well as mine.
I would ideally offer 15% of my stock as green/organic/locally grown products as well, depending on the price point, as I want to be as competitive as possible.
Delivery and customer accounts would be an option as well. I also plan on working with various High Schools to create an internship/work study program, as part of my focus is community involvement.

Feedback? Suggestions?

Posted on: 2009/8/10 20:25
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Re: Possible new tea house - would you go?
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I would definitely go. Do you plan on using loose or bagged tea? I am a loose tea fan, haven't had bagged in months. Definitely open up closer to Grand St. or Grove St. There's a huge market share on Grand St. for something like this.

Posted on: 2009/8/10 13:39
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Convenience-type store on Grand by Liberty Harbor
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Does anyone know if there are any convenience stores between VVP and Grand St.? Seems that I have to walk to Grove St. to get a newspaper if I want one. Can anyone let me know if there's one that I am missing?

Posted on: 2009/8/5 21:25
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Re: Opening at The Regent at Liberty Harbor
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I am not in the Zenith, I am in the Regent. If I'm not happy here in the next year I can move. With the real estate market being what it is, you can't so I get your anger. And I was HOMELESS FOR 28 days. I lived out of a suitcase for a total of 6 weeks in my in-laws. You wanna talk about sacrifice? Move in with your in-laws in your mid-30's and get back to me.

I think that is nothing to laugh about, but thanks for making it seem so trivial.






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A) i own a part of this building so I should be informed of what goes on in this building. And yes I have been extremely nice just wait till they have you in there hook line and sinker. Ask the residents of Zenith how happy you are and how many leases have been broken in the last month. And oh wow you were 28 days late, My building wasn't in move in condition untill 11 MONTHS after promised. So good for you, you're presistant, just wait until you find out the truth. So don't assume I'm not polite and wait until your maintenance issues aren't solved then i'll be laughing at you. I'm not the only one who has been flat out lied to, take a poll, oh you can't in Zenith, most of the tenants have moved out.



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Great management is letting you stay for free in the building that I own part of without informing us. But get ready for property management because as other people living in Liberty Harbor will tell you they lie constantly, ignore you, don't maintain security, don't take legitimate complaints seriously and think everyone is just a wining first time home owner as an excuse for their shoddy construction. Oh and keep calling and emailing them, they'll pass you off each time to someone different and then ignore you all together or tell you that the living conditions are fine because they had the same problems in Poland 30 years ago and to live with it.




Whoa, whoa....I was supposed to move into the Regent on June 1....so them placing me in the Sutton on June 26 (which if you can add, was 26 days late on their promised delivery date) was the least they can do. It's not my fault you bought into a building you are obviously unhappy in. I have had no problems since moving in, and if I do have a maintenance issue, it is solved the next day. Maybe because I have manners and treat PM with respect. They are obviously overworked and stressed with the situation at the Regent.

Posted on: 2009/7/22 19:09
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Re: N.J. to focus on supermarkets in poorer communities
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I agree, the A&P is good.

Posted on: 2009/7/22 19:05
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Re: Opening at The Regent at Liberty Harbor
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el3628a wrote:
Great management is letting you stay for free in the building that I own part of without informing us. But get ready for property management because as other people living in Liberty Harbor will tell you they lie constantly, ignore you, don't maintain security, don't take legitimate complaints seriously and think everyone is just a wining first time home owner as an excuse for their shoddy construction. Oh and keep calling and emailing them, they'll pass you off each time to someone different and then ignore you all together or tell you that the living conditions are fine because they had the same problems in Poland 30 years ago and to live with it.




Whoa, whoa....I was supposed to move into the Regent on June 1....so them placing me in the Sutton on June 26 (which if you can add, was 26 days late on their promised delivery date) was the least they can do. It's not my fault you bought into a building you are obviously unhappy in. I have had no problems since moving in, and if I do have a maintenance issue, it is solved the next day. Maybe because I have manners and treat PM with respect. They are obviously overworked and stressed with the situation at the Regent.

Posted on: 2009/7/21 20:24
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Re: Opening at The Regent at Liberty Harbor
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Negotiate. Trust me, there's no way this building will be at capacity by the Fall. I'm on the 2nd floor and there's still at least one unit open on my floor.

Posted on: 2009/7/20 19:34
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Re: Opening at The Regent at Liberty Harbor
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Parking is $175.00 a month. The rent includes the gym and the pool access (whenever the pool is actually open). The units are large and well designed. Plus you can walk to the bier garten! :)

Posted on: 2009/7/20 19:16
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Re: CREATE to add Downtown campus (Grand & Grove) in collaboration with the Boys and Girls Club
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Linky, I agree. It takes a lot more than being a good homeowner to make a neighborhood like ours work. We have to be community-minded. The students that benefit from the efforts of the Boys and Girls Club are proof of this.

Community-based organizations like the Boys and Girls Club, the York St. Project, etc. are what can change a students' life around. They are the heart of an urban community.

Posted on: 2009/7/18 14:02
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Re: New Mexican Food Cart Downtown
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Went, again, to the food cart last night after some drinking at the beer garden. I had the veggie tacos, and they were delish. My only suggestion would be that they use queso fresco instead of just cheddar. Other than that, I will be going back again soon!

Posted on: 2009/7/17 13:49
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Re: CREATE to add Downtown campus (Grand & Grove) in collaboration with the Boys and Girls Club
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I live next door to the Boys and Girls Club, and I personally support any efforts they take in improving the school environment for students in the JC area.

Posted on: 2009/7/17 13:45
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Re: Opening at The Regent at Liberty Harbor
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Yeah the Zenith is fine for the time being. It's usually pretty quiet.

Posted on: 2009/7/15 19:21
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Re: Opening at The Regent at Liberty Harbor
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I agree. Maintenance/PM has been very quick to address any and all issues. So far, so good. Minus the constant dust and construction, but it's becoming livable. I am looking forward to having a gym in our building!

Posted on: 2009/7/15 19:16
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