greenville wrote:
Heiights their barely any crime in that area genious, do you even travel out of the heights.

OneSkirt wrote:
This excessiveness of overpriced, luxury crap is out of hand. You think the Grove PATH is too crowded now?? Traffic not bad enough for ya, too much speeding? Wait til more entitled, rich people invade. (note: not all rich people behave like entitled jerks, but a lot of them around Grove St. are do).

It really makes me sad how Downtown has now been given away to developers to such an extreme.

user1111 wrote:
If you don't want to live in the city where you work, you should not be a cop. Jersey City is big enough and has many gated communities where you can live.

Some of the cops that patrol my area live in Society Hill but the majority live outside the city. There is also one officer who lives a few blocks away in a regular not gated home which I admire. We use to have the chief living right on Bayside Terrace(Bayside Park) which was nice.
We had no quality of life issues when a cop lived down the road from us here, but he retired and moved to a condo downtown Newport area. When all the police officers live down by the shore, then its a problem, especially quality of life issues.

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JustJames wrote:
Is the name a drug reference? Could attract a bad crowd.

LOL you must be an older kat...

Dopeness: Adjective used to describe the niceness, or awesomeness of a person, place or a thing.

TheDopeness wrote:
YES ITS OUR CORKING FEE UP TO 4 PEOPLE!!

OneSkirt wrote:
Why can't the June 4 & the June 11th elections be merged into one day? Besides committee seats, what else is up for election on June 4th? It makes zero sense. My neighbors - my large building had a huge turnout - are tired as heck of elections & the material/canvassing and general pestering that goes with it.

bunny22 wrote:
They filled the backyard with demo debris for months before taking it away quietly in a van. They fininshed off a raw basement into bedrooms to make the downstairs a duplex. I saw no permits in the window--ever. Their Mexican "workers" lived on premises while doing the work. They rented for top dollar to people who stayed a year. Turnover is high. Work continues. The backyard is full of weeds. They're typical "flippers" except they rent instead of sell. I agree they bring the neighborhhood down.

MDM wrote:
An old vendor of mine recommended GE/RCA/Hotpoint as GE made very reliable compressors. Over the past 14 years, I have had only one GE fridge have a compressor failure (I have over 12 of them).
GE now has their refrigerators manufactured by a third party in Mexico. I don't know if they use the GE compressors. I bought one anyway for my place. So far, no problems.

Yvonne wrote:
The election law should be changed. If a person drops out then the third candidate should be in the runoff, the election requires 50% plus one. Chico at this point has 37%. That is not representing the majority.

Bravislava wrote:
These aren't "kids being kids" - these are young adults learning to navigate their way through the world, beginning in one of the most ethnically and racially diverse cities in the region.

JPhurst wrote:
I find the Gubernatorial speculation to be obscene. He has not even taken office and politickernj is handicapping matchups.

HPYC wrote:
OK, so it's 50% + 1 of the people voting, not the votes, right? Getting 50% of the votes on a ballot where voters are asked to choose 3 candidates is (I think) mathematically impossible. The highest number of votes you could get would be 33.3% - if every single voter picked you as one of their three votes.

caj11 wrote:
I'm with SixthBoro on all of this. Sex is just a natural act between two willing people and I don't see how it becomes so wrong once money is exchanged, but I don't have a problem with it going on, and I know it will always go on. Who are these people really hurting (other than themselves, maybe) and what will arresting them really do? It won't make the streets any safer. Don't tie up police resources with this nonsense, they have bigger priorities. Even if they are arrested and taken off the streets, someone else will replace them eventually. Just don't purchase their services if you don't like what they do.

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vindication15 wrote:

I hope he got punched in the face.

I hope his trigger finger was made unfunctionable and that he was rendered sterile by repeated kicks to the testicles.

Just curious - can our neigbors be charged with any crime for holding the guy against his will?

asny10011 wrote:
I'm hoping someone from Team Fulop, after the election, will be able to bring some transparency to the Port authority

battle18 wrote:
Just moved in to the heights. Any suggestions for cheap beer and good happy hours in JC or hobokie?

rycor wrote:
Service has definitely not improved. Went a few weeks ago and waitresses just seem to disappear. I also tried their corned beef hash, and it was pretty bizarre, really wouldn't recommend it.

Oh and one other visit to just get some drinks up front, I clearly ordered a Cafe White Mocha for my wife. They made a white hot chocolate. When I asked about the coffee they requested a dollar more, c'mon I didn't make the mistake there.