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Hi Candace, it's great that the PATH management is soliciting your feedback! Hopefully, it'll go somewhere. I'm sure you are aware of these already as these are pretty self evident to most PATH riders :) thanks!

1. Increase in frequency of service on Sundays (the recent Saturday increase is great)
2. Train is already packed at Grove Station on weekday mornings, any way of running an empty train and opening it up at Grove?
3. Direct Manhattan-Jersey City train on weekends (no detour in Hoboken).
4. Wifi accessability?
5. Better ventilation- too stuffy and hot
6. Better enforcement of no eating/drinking or provide garbage bins in/around station.

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Frinjc wrote:
If the new administration is consistent with making sure that the "spirit of the law" is always followed instead of its letter, some disciplinary action needs to be taken NOW at the JCRA imho.

Hasn't Fulop already demanded the resignation of the head of the JCRA?

That's been effective. Still around. Talk=cheap!

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Talk about adding insult to injury! Every time he looks in the mirror, he will forever be reminded that some illiterate dumbass can't spell worth a shit.

Everytime he looks in the mirror he will see KRAN, which for all I know is Herzogovanian for Cutie Pie. I wonder if this was inspired by The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo which was on TV earlier this week.

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terrencemcd wrote: Jersey City Heights artist unveils 'Dream' of a mural

Props to Ed Morris, aka T Dee. You can find him quoted in Gastman & Neelon, The History of American Graffiti (2010), p. 278.

hero69 wrote:
NYC is hub of the world - - how arrogant, give me a break. Some people consider NYC a sh_thole next to London, Paris or Hong Kong or Singapore.

Yvonne wrote:
I do not look forward to the more condo/rentals without parking, saying people will go to NYC, in the meantime, they will have cars and park on streets causing the same problem as downtown. If the city truly cared about Journal Square, it would have monitored the new sidewalks on Newark Avenue that started in August. Just yesterday, I saw another sloppy job of concrete at the old Social Security site, opposite St. John's Church. Concrete is splashed on the building with footprints in the new sidewalk. From my point of view, it appears the city does not care about Journal Square. When will the city monitor new concrete being poured? After all, it is the city's job to monitor this. Permits were posted at the job site so who inspected?

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dtjcview wrote:
The JJ map of homicides in JC is worth linking:

JC 2013 Homicide map

It would be great if they could put together a list of all shootings, not just those where someone died.

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Reggay wrote:
I think we Heights residents would have been better served by a stairway by riverview park

Riverview Park is right above the Hoboken Housing Projects. Not the best choice to be walking through.

The advantage of restoring the stairway in the location of the original 100 steps is that you can get to the 2nd Street Light Rail Station (not easily, as the cross-walks are across the tracks).

I walk by this nearly every day, and am happy to see it is very nearly open - lawn seeded, light posts in place. For other history buffs, here is a link to a site with photos of the historic 100 Steps: MaggieBlanck.com

nurseyheather wrote:
we are mainly concerned about getting a place that will allow our dog. we are looking for $900-$1400/mo. 1-2 bedrooms. close to journal square for commute to manhattan with ease.

nyrgravey9 wrote:
I'm calling it first. Steve Fulop will eventually pull a "Cory Booker" and begin campaigning for higher office at some point in his second term (assuming he is reelected).

The real question we should all keep in mind when that day comes is: has Mr. Fulop achieved anything of substance in transforming/improving Jersey City?

Murals, marathons and NYU speeches don't count.

So, realistically, expect to get Fulop's attention for the next 5, 5.5 years. After that, good luck!

fat-ass-bike wrote:
This 'micro apartment living' would be a great solution to provide temporary housing for our homeless and emergency housing / refuge for those that are victims of domestic abuse. The could be managed by a government department with a close association with Police and the Courts.
We could build 2 or 3 of these around the perimeter of JC ... We could even have a competition for architects on their design!




fat-ass-bike: "just another social experiment to go wrong - People living in confined space and next to each other never works"




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