Sorry - was traveling today. I've told them a car is blocking my spot and I have to get to work. They've never told me what they did you and have always been responsive. I'm in the Heights tho, different precinct (not that it should matter). Let them also know that the car has multiple tickets - keyword "Abandoned or Stolen" that will do it!

I've always waited with the JCPD together for the tow. Usually takes about an hour. In the 16 years I've owned, I think they've towed 3 that we couldn't locate the owners. I always tell them I have to get to work and ask when the tow truck can be there and never had a problem with it. Call the cops, not the parking authority.

They are always here? It's City living near the Palisades...

You got it.
Phil Raleigh is his name - he's great, I only have his mobile # so will pm it to you in a sec.

Not sure if it's this issue but if it is in terms of "other derogatory terms regarding our sexuality" please contact the GLBT liason within the JCPD. He is very helpful when others are not, and this should always be reported.

Agree with Dragon above, was there for a few yesterday. Nice mix of people. Very clean and they are trying. Nice addition to the Heights.

17th/18th Street building:
http://www.devinoarchitects.com/1-1.html

York Street Project
http://www.yorkstreetproject.org/

York Street Project breaks the cycle of poverty by simultaneously providing housing, education, and childhood development with counseling and life-skills training to more than 300 economically-disadvantaged women and children each year.

If you don't find one - try to park on Brunswick between 9th and 10th - it's Zone free.

Brunswick between 9th & 10th always was (I haven't checked it in 6 months or so though).

There's another site similar to this for people renting out rooms/sofa's etc that a friend was telling me about, that they use and I cannot remember it. This one is near central/private room in a house...

http://www.roomft.com/search_results_ ... &yy=0&nights=-1&x=65&y=21

If I think of the other site I will post.

I bought on Webster/Hutton in 1999, and really like the street. It's a pretty good neighborhood (not without it's crime) but I've never really felt unsafe, even when walking the dogs very late-night. Our building has cameras recording the happenings inside and out on Webster and Hutton.

We have 28 condos in our building, many with children/babies who all enjoy our homes.

I wonder if anyone has ever contacted the Mayor's Action Bureau about this intersection? Years ago after seeing accidents every weekend here in the Heights I contacted them, they did a study and we got traffic lights within 6 months at Webster & Hutton. (I did something similar about street corner garbage cans and we got those in about 3 weeks).

Hopefully they are still responsive.

Monday, 03/28/11, 6:30-9pm

Join the editors of Vaccine Epidemic for a book signing and discussion at 9th & Coles Tavern (9C). For more info and to RSVP please contact Nina Martins at leedsh@gmail.com. Books will be available for $20 (cash please) and a special 3 course $20 dinner/drink package is available.

Boo clouds, tomorrow night is supposed to be good too tho...Will try again!

I second Hudson Design on Franklin street, he did a great job on some antiques for us.

This list says that Pershing Field has it still: http://www.jcnj.com/parks.shtml

I know they had an area in Riverview-Fisk Park too but it was always locked and they've probably gotten rid of it by now.

It includes a pair of Sikorsky S-76 helicopters, one purchased new in 2003, and valued at $6.3 million, and a 1984 model that could fetch between $1.9 million and $2.9 million, according to the agency analysis.

Seems pricey.

I hope you love it in the Heights. We bought on the corner of Webster/Hutton back in 99 and like it here alot. It has it's rough spots and it's definitely city dwelling so you gotta be aware of your surroundings, but it's gotten so much better in the last 8 years and we look forward to seeing it through the next years to come.

There are alot of great people up here...families, singles, everything...Alot of owner occupied homes that really do care about the neighborhood. Unfortunately the streets are still pretty dirty and can look rough sometimes, but we're doing alot to correct that.

Welcome to the neighborhood! There are a couple organisations (historical, neighborhood watch, etc) around here you might want to become part of and you can always join us at the Community garden in Fisk park in the Spring (well there are a couple evil ones in there too...but...) =)

Really welcome...you'll love it I think!