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Re: Two Beautiful Trees Gone on Erie Street!
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Jasco management building requested the removal. According to the department of forestry Jasco submitted an application to have the trees remove pending sidewalk repair. When I spoke to a Mr. Lunch at 201.547.4449 (dont quote me word for word) with the side walk repair the roots may be damaged and kill the trees. Now, I am not an engineer but why not leave the trees and deal with replacement later if needed. Part of the application permit was Jasco has to replace the trees.. But these were full grown beautiful tress that added to the beauty of HP. The tenants of this building are just as upset as our HP neighbors. My opinion in the Department of Forestry jumped the gun on allowing the trees to be removed and should be held to some accountability. (again, i dont know what the details of the repair are.. but I have seen many sidewalk repairs without tress being cut down). You can always call the department of forestry and jasco management in Jersey City to voice your option. Thanks for noticing...

Posted on: 2013/4/20 17:15
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Re: Newport Pharmacy
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Nope, never had a problem in the 12 years going there..

Posted on: 2012/8/24 20:35
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JC parking authority may give refunds on booted vehicles
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Posted on: 2012/3/7 17:15
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Re: Protest @ Goldman Sachs Building JC Oct. 6 2PM
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YEAH!!!!!! Its going down. Just hope it remains peaceful... Is this the same group as in NY at Liberty Place? I'll be there supporting them, and camera in hand.

Posted on: 2011/10/6 16:47
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Re: Is Hamilton Market (10th & Grove) closing?
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Canonguy20d wrote:
Ok I am so confused, where does 10th and Grove intersect? Thats not the new spot we are talking about.



Neer mind! This was an old post for the old space... LOL. I was like, where the heck is this market that is closing. Glad they closed and the new owners opened.

Posted on: 2011/6/26 1:57
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Re: Is Hamilton Market (10th & Grove) closing?
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Ok I am so confused, where does 10th and Grove intersect? Thats not the new spot we are talking about.

Posted on: 2011/6/26 1:50
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Re: Cable and internet options
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Call and them your carrier you are disconnecting and going to Veriizon.. dish... ect. Have some facts as far as what they offer, and you will get an offer.

Posted on: 2011/6/22 2:43
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Re: wow ratsssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss
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Other then BBQ, any suggestions?

Posted on: 2011/6/22 2:42
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Re: You know you're a JC old-timer if you remember...
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Quote:

linky wrote:
And regarding the number 9 bus. l used to take it every day when I got my first job in NYC. There was a woman who was a dwarf who took the bus at the same time every morning. The mean busdrivers would never lower the bus for her, so one day I offered to help her. She was so little that I had to eventually pick her up and carry her up the stairs. I ended up doing that every morning for a year...........lol. I'm sure nobody cares, but it's killling me.


Think I remember her... worked with her at the Jersey Journal selling newspaper subscriptions at night.. her name was Sandy, hard time walking and her hair was all over the place. Maybe its the same person.

Posted on: 2011/6/19 3:07
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Re: You know you're a JC old-timer if you remember...
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LOU's dinner on Ocean. There was another small dinner on Ocean, between Cator and Danforth Avenue. The fish market on Danforth avenue and Meat City (?) on Ocean Avenue that sold bad meat. Clean-o-Rama, TONYS tailors with the albino guy that worked there back in the 70s. ARROW soda (?) was by HALLS on OCean avenue. You would go and buy a case of bottled soda (mixed Flavor) and return the empty bottles for a new batch. OMG, Barones Pizza (spelled wrong I'm sure) on Garfield by ACME.

Posted on: 2011/6/19 2:42
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Re: Paco & Taco... what's the story with these people?
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Just noticed them today for the first time. Made eye contact and she said "hey baby - how are you". Guess if they are not hurting anyone they should be left alone. Then again, if they were getting drunk in my neck of the woods, I'd be concerned. Then again, Newak avenue is still a mess anyway.

Posted on: 2011/6/19 2:24
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Re: Whistling Crossing Guards
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I go to an appointment every other week, and I said to someone I was with... WTF is that! Only good thing is when you are driving down YORK, she'll stop busy traffic to cross Jersey. But, yeah.. She blows on that thing a lot.

Posted on: 2011/6/15 16:07
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Re: Let's get City Hall to change the daily street "cleaning" sched
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Quote:

jackp wrote:
This hits all my hot buttons about Jersey City.

First, we need to start a "DONT TRASH JERSEY CITY" campaign. Many parts of this town are an absolute disgrace, looking like a 3rd world country. I am from the west where littering is not socially acceptable. We need a program in JC in schools, churches, and community centers to let people know its not cool, and disrespects all of us.

THe City needs to enforce the program with tickets and fines, and of course, it would help to see alot more foot and bike patrols by the JCPD.

Permanent signs and banners should be put up around town, in multiple languages, and should also mention that violaters will be fined.

Street cleaning staff positions could be reassigned to street patrols, as it doesnt do much good to clean the streets when the sidewalks are filthy.

One way too encourage neighborhood efforts would be to allow an area to opt out of 4 day a week street sweeping once they met a cleanliness criteria in their area, which is being trialed in NYC.

Cleaning up JC should not be an impossible task...


We need hefty fines for people who litter, period!!!
In Thailand (I think ) you get public lashing for littering, and forget graffiti..

Posted on: 2011/6/12 20:57
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Re: Let's get City Hall to change the daily street "cleaning" sched
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Well, I rather have the street cleaned as much as it is, then to have it look like some other areas of Jersey City.

Posted on: 2011/6/12 20:55
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Re: BEATING THE HEAT - FOR THOSE WITHOUT AC
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Great info. Does anyone know what the requirements are for landlords to maintain cooling/heating units if they are built into the rental space? Are they required to fix? Thanks...

Posted on: 2011/6/9 15:00
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Re: You know you're a JC old-timer if you remember...
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I grew up on Sheffield up in the Greenville section.... was so beautify then. In the summer I remember the produce truck in the morning... selling fresh fruit and veggies. Shouting something from a mic....

Posted on: 2011/6/3 15:14
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Re: All night Cafe to Work in JC Erie street area?
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Would be nice.. but everything seems to close early... a nice cafe / coffee house late night service would be cool

Posted on: 2011/6/2 21:07
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Re: Splashpark and JC Pool
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Charge $500 for the season, keep the trash out! Not trying to be rude or anything... but if the Golf Course costs $$$$$, why can't they make a private or more costly pool club and keep it really nice.

I believe there should be something for everyone, and there seems to options for those that may not be able to afford a seasonal membership. I want a cabana boy to bring me towels and mist me with cold water, cocktails and lunch pool side.. thats what Im talking about... LOL (not really)

Posted on: 2011/6/2 1:36
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Re: Splashpark and JC Pool
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Hey, what pool was supposed to open? That would be great if a nice pool club opened. Way way, okay.. WAY back in the day.. there was a pool called the caba?a club at the foot of LSP.... then I guess it became public, and eventually close down. This is exactly what JC needs.

Posted on: 2011/5/28 1:35
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Re: Don't use Yes Dry Cleaners on Bergen Ave.
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NOOOO! I still want to know what happened................

Posted on: 2011/4/10 23:27
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Re: Don't use Yes Dry Cleaners on Bergen Ave.
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Oh Zick! LOL, you trying to play dirty? Really, if you wanted a recommendation for a good cleaners, you should have just asked me directly.. But, my suggestion is you just smile next time you go in and I am sure they will be just as nice. Its just my humble opinion that perhaps you are the issue... Still would love to know what happened to cause you to be so vocal.

Posted on: 2011/4/10 23:25
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Re: Don't use Yes Dry Cleaners on Bergen Ave.
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Well, what happened? Were they rude? Maybe they had reason? I'd be fit to be tied if I worked at a cleaners and a customer was nasty. I think your post would be better served if you gave more detail to your story. Thanks for suggesting I go to YES cleaners, but I'm loyal to the little spot on Pavonia and Erie.

Posted on: 2011/4/10 22:07
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Re: Don't use Yes Dry Cleaners on Bergen Ave.
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How about some details on your claim? Did they damage a prom dress or something?

Posted on: 2011/4/10 20:05
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Re: Hamilton Park Renovation - Update
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Quote:

Falcon wrote:
Just got back from Hamilton Park and the park is spectacular except for the litter. I am not into complaining about it anonymously on the internet so if anyone wants to come to the park with me and confront the people who are littering email me with your telephone number to dan AT jclist.com

I am into in person confrontation; if we can get a group of 4-10 people to confront the obvious offenders on a regular basis; I am open to all solutions.

I am thinking that we can do one or more of these ideas:
1. stand on the basketball court and demand that all trash be picked up before we allow play to resume
2. kick the trash onto the court and put the basketballs in the garbage
3. Call the police and back them up when they enforce the law.
4. Throw all the trash in the garbage including the half full and full drink containers.

This needs to be done from day one, the people playing basketball seem decent enough to get the message if we are united and do not back down. Too many of us are walking past the court and ignoring the obvious, this sends the wrong message.

I am available for litter patrol tommorow afternoon.


I am 100% with you. They have to be held accountable. If I bring my lunch into the park, I am bringing the trash home with me or dumping it into a garbage can. I have no problem standing in the middle of the court and disrupting the game to get a point across.

Posted on: 2010/5/31 4:32
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Re: Hamilton Park Renovation - Update
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Quote:

Sutherland wrote:
Keeping the court was not only a great idea, it was essential. Clearly a ton of people agree in light of the amount of people using it. But the people who use it should keep it cleaned up and encourage the other people who use it to clean it up. There are a host of ways to inspire the people who use the BB Courts to keep it clean without being aggressively confrontational.


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Canonguy20d wrote:

No, I do not agree! I do not mind helping out, but the kids and some adults who use the court trash it, they should clean it up. I have no issue assisting in anything else, but not with the court. I'll stand in the park with my video camera and start recording the vandals or if anyone sees someone throwing garbage on the courts, stand up to them and say something. Isn't there some sort of litter ordinance besides?. Having the court was a BAD idea, peroi the planners should have known this would happen. HELLO!


A host of ways to inspire? Please share! I am very curious how to we inspire these basketball players to keep the court clean. Oh, I have an idea. Shut the court down and post signs if the court is not kept clean, it can not be used. Im not being rude, but I really think the majority of these kinds just don't care. So, please prove me wrong!

Posted on: 2010/5/31 4:30
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Re: Hamilton Park Renovation - Update
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Quote:

Sutherland wrote:
I think everyone and anyone using the basketball courts or any other area of the park should feel a part of keeping it clean even if they are not the one's who liter. Participating in maintaining something you think is valuable is a hell of a lot more productive than ranting about it on line or to your neighbors. Otherwise you should just shut your pie hole.


No, I do not agree! I do not mind helping out, but the kids and some adults who use the court trash it, they should clean it up. I have no issue assisting in anything else, but not with the court. I'll stand in the park with my video camera and start recording the vandals or if anyone sees someone throwing garbage on the courts, stand up to them and say something. Isn't there some sort of litter ordinance besides?. Having the court was a BAD idea, peroi the planners should have known this would happen. HELLO!

Posted on: 2010/5/30 4:50
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Re: Dentist Recommendation
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I go to Dr Jorden Alter (sorry, he is actually in Bayonne),, but i know a few JC residents that go to him. Late hours, think until 8pm on some night. Sundays as well. Great staff, friendly and personable. Works great with his hands and always checks on you to ensure you are okay.

Posted on: 2010/2/9 2:39
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Re: Home Cooked Puerto Rican food wanted
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Quote:

DragonXJC wrote:
I'll ask my mother who she gets them from and report back. She makes great ones Puerto rican and Dominican style. I prefer the latter since I'm Dominicano.


GREAT! thanks. not to be picky, but they have to be PUERTO RICAN STYLE. LOL, This GRINGO (white guy) LOVES his Rice and beans.

Posted on: 2009/12/11 14:28
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Home Cooked Puerto Rican food wanted
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Not sure if this is in the correct forum, please forgive me if not. I am looking to buy homemade puerto rican pasteles. I use to buy them from a woman at work during the HOLIDAYS, but she is no longer with us. If anyone knows of a trust worthy individgual, NOT A Restaurant who makes these, I will be more then happy to purchase a batch of 6 to 12. Thanks. brian

Posted on: 2009/12/11 4:48
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Re: Anti-gay group plans protests in Jersey City
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caj11 wrote:
Just in case anyone missed all the fun with this group in Jersey City or Hoboken yesterday, or wants to do some more counter-protesting they'll be in Chatham early on Saturday morning.

You can find out where and when on their website if interested.

I wonder where these people stay when they go on these trips - I mean, what hotel would want these people staying there given the potential for more drama? They must keep a really low profile wherever they stay and eat, or go camping instead.



I was wondering as well, where they stayed. There was a black SUV with PA plates that dropped them off and picked them up. While in Hoboken, they just strolled up first street, crossed Washington Street, behind the barricades, took out the signs and started to picket. It was like they were going to the corner store. UGHHH. I may even be up for a drive to Chatam tomm morning if anyone wants to go.

Posted on: 2009/10/31 0:29
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