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Re: Car flipped over on Webster and Hutton
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Saw an accident here in JC late one night. Watched the guy get out with a couple of beer bottles, toss them in a near by garbage can. No cops after about 20 min. Called JCPD and explained what I saw and that there were no police, dispatcher replies, "What do you want me to do about it?" I love when we have to beg to get services around here.

Posted on: 2011/12/7 6:09
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Re: Family in Heights disturbing all around them...taking over the street!
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Heights cops have gotten pretty good about responding to these calls. and the city will tow and or ticket their cars if they are illegally parking offstreet

Posted on: 2011/5/10 15:42
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Re: Stolen Honda Civic (yes, another one)
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Quote:

GrovePath wrote:
Top 10 rides least likely to be heisted for 2010:

1. Ford Freestyle - A.K.A.: Taurus X

2. Saturn Relay

3. Toyota Prius

4. Volvo V70

5. Ford Focus

6. Volkswagen New Beetle

7. Buick Terraza

8. Subaru Forrester

9. Buick Rainer

10. Mercedes E Class


3,5,7 & 9 are kinda obvious...

Posted on: 2011/3/26 3:03
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Re: Fulop says $500 donation from firm doing business with city is a "set up"
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Yea considering they drive vehicles we pay for to their place down by the shore.... so they can go drinking get in fights all while Fulop gets caught doing those pesky and malevolent charity races and fund raisers for the people of Jersey city... Not sure what Steven was thinking. sheesh!

Posted on: 2011/3/26 2:58
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Re: New traffic cameras downtown?!
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As long as it doesn't end up like what happened in this article. Frankly, I have little faith this isnt the overall plan.


http://thenewspaper.com/news/34/3433.asp

Posted on: 2011/3/23 14:00
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Re: Heights: Large mob beats man on Central Avenue with sticks and bottles
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That was like 5 blocks to the district... they couldnt have called for back up and nabbed at least one of them? If the thugs dont fear they are going to get chased and possibly caught, they will keep doing it..

Posted on: 2011/3/6 19:53
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Re: Willie Flood absent from Council meeting again
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And yet she still get the free car...

Posted on: 2011/1/31 2:30
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Re: EZ Towing Stand Off
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ok... So here I hear a lot of complaints but they have been doing this for years. Cops dont seem to do anything and the numerous complaints dont do anything. So aside from paying the goons, what really should we be doing here? If they are violating state law, should their operators licensed not be revoked? or is this just another JC thing where the law doesnt apply?

Posted on: 2010/12/19 4:06
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Re: L. Harvey Smith - NOT GUILTY
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Most arguments you hear from those in the field are, "hey, what we are doing isn't "illegal" so what is the problem? If you would work hard like us you would make the kind of money we make too.." I always love that one.. As far as Smith? it isnt that he isnt guilty. He was acquitted. Never forget when he got his friends at the SCC to force an eminent domain on the lot that Stop and shop bought in the heights for 6.4 million and would have paid for a new police station, 300k in tax revenue and 220 jobs.. and the lot still sits vacant... Another fine JC politic example..

Posted on: 2010/12/17 1:35
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Re: TSA Image Jokes of Cavity Searching Our Children
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chachacha wrote:
While I am generally all about my constitutional rights being honored, I also realize that flying is a privilege and not a right.


So does that mean you will walk to work from now on, because it is a privilege to drive? It is an illusion. if the intelligence agencies are doing their jobs the real threats never make it to where you will see something happen. But never at the expense of your freedom to travel anywhere in the US and its territories.

Posted on: 2010/11/20 3:57
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WHY IS ALL OF THE FOREST OF LINCOLN PARK BEING CLEAR CUT!!??
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For anyone who experienced the beautiful placid lake opposite the parking lot (not the one directly across 440 the next parking lot beyond) there was acres of green with a good sized lake with Crane (birds) and other woodland animals.. it didnt seem like you were in the middle of a city. Apparently, it all got bulldozed and the lake drained. I have some pix I will post later. Can anyone shed some insight as to why we needed to destroy that much green and wetlands...in of all places a county park? I dont remember seeing anything about this in the papers... like ever..

Posted on: 2010/10/19 5:30
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Re: Fleeing car theft suspect loses fight with Jersey City police dog Froto
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I think the crooks being afraid of being mauled by a dog is a nice deterrent...

Posted on: 2010/10/8 12:56
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Re: Problems with Neighbors
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It is more of a fire marshal thing. one of our neighbors lost one of their units because they thought it was a 3 family when it was a 2. They get pretty serious about abusers of the system..

Posted on: 2010/6/29 1:25
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Re: real estate school
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bm40 wrote:
On the nj department of baking and insurance under the real estate section it says public real estate schools are free for the initial salesperson license. Where are these schools??? If they don't exsist, can anyone recommend a good real estate school in the JC area? I need the initial 75 hour course and to take the initial sales person test. Thanks.


The Weichert course is excellent to get started. Obviously, it will depend on your teacher, but they do know what they are doing in regards to getting started.

And I wonder if the department of "Baking and Insurance" guarantees good cakes?

Posted on: 2010/6/24 4:16
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Re: Stolen Rose Bushes at Heights Park
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Oh great, now we have plant segregation?

Posted on: 2010/6/1 18:37
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Re: Stolen Rose Bushes at Heights Park
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with all of the cameras around there did they catch anything?

Posted on: 2010/6/1 13:29
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Re: Letter from fire chief: Mr. Fulop, you haven't a clue
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Quote:

Snapple wrote:
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By July 1, the department will realize 82 retirements, thus reducing our salary budget by more than $8 million!


Quick math here.... 8 million divided by 82 equals approx $100k per position correct? Does that seem a little on the high side to anyone? I've been reading too many articles lately about cops, firemen, and teachers making over 100k in NJ. I wish I knew that before I pissed away all of that money on undergrad and grad school!


According to Salary.com Senior Engineer in Aerospace with a masters degree in this area code would make 81.5k/year...totally equal i am sure.

While I honor our real heroes which are the firemen and women of jersey city, this is not proportionate to our city budget. by the way many engineering jobs dont have close to the compensation packages that the city workers have. And while their salarys may be reducing the budget by 8 million what is their payout for sickleave, non used vacation days and pension?

Posted on: 2010/6/1 13:26
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Re: Palisade between Griffith & Bowers ?
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Quote:

CapnJon wrote:
ps - best Mexican food in town - Mission Burrito on Palisades and South, and La Gloria on Palisades and Congress...

and the best secret we also mention... Jose's taco cart at the liquor store on New York and Congress.... the best!


I have been tempted to try them many times. My first experience in there was 2 roaches one inside the display case and the other running across the counter as the worker looked on. I am not sure which skeeved me out more, the roach running freely or the worker unphased by it. But I keep hearing how good it is! Extra crunchy burrito Please, hold the antennae!

Posted on: 2010/5/26 19:45
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Re: noise ordinace? curfew?
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i think it is 10pm on weekdays and 12 midnight on weekends.

Posted on: 2010/5/23 1:17
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Re: Christy Swiftly Vetoes Millionaires Tax Today -what happened to sermon about "everyone sacrificing?"
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ianmac47 wrote:
Christie meant that everyone but his besties should sacrifice. I don't understand how so many people in the state were fooled into thinking THEY were the ones Christie represents. He's pretty clearly representing the top 1% of income earners and putting the screws to everyone else. When you have a private driver, you don't worry about transit fare increases. When your kids are in private schools, you don't care about the quality of public education. When your precious little snowflakes go to NYU, you don't care about tuition rates of public schools.


Agreed. While I certainly understand the concept of if they have more money to build their business the more they will be identified to do it, I have trouble condoning this. When a regular family is stretched to the limit and using credit cards to buy milk or put gas in their car so they can goto work, knowing full well that the money they are making wont cover the 29% interest rate that they already cant afford this month because they have to spend all of their money on independent health care plus the co-pays and then take time off of work to take care of their kids because they cant have a nanny. It's economies of scale. I once heard an argument from one of the 1%'ers who said "hey the cost of private schooling is just so expensive!" When I pointed out that that was a moot issue considering those who cant afford a private school, so it isnt even on their radar as they are trying to figure out how to keep their lights on. The person responded "hey, it isnt my fault they didnt work hard enough to get the extra things in life." I couldn't beleive what i heard. I know plenty of people who work tirelessly and still barely stay afloat. The one thing I realized from this was that there are opportunities that come along and there are some that dont, but being able to recognize them is what sets people apart. Either way, I dont think those who 'don't' recognize it should be penalized.

Posted on: 2010/5/22 2:04
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Re: Will/Joes in Jersey City Heights GOOD FOOD & CLEAN!
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Quote:

dmark526 wrote:
I guess this makes my menu a collectors item. Was really looking forward to more reasonably priced pizza. I ordered a house slice with a Focaccia sandwich from Pizza Master the other night and it was pathetic.


Yea about that.. Didnt get a chance to use their 6.99 pie. There is also Papi's Pizza in Union City right off central across from KFC 2 large for 10.95. Pretty good but you have to know spanish.

Posted on: 2010/5/19 23:30
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Re: Will/Joes in Jersey City Heights GOOD FOOD & CLEAN!
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There is also a decent well priced slice by the corner of bowers and central.

Posted on: 2010/5/19 23:27
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Re: Will/Joes in Jersey City Heights GOOD FOOD & CLEAN!
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Yea, seriously bummed... was all stoked to find such a good place to eat (granted there are others) but then they had to go all crazy! So does that mean we can order an large pizza with extra gasoline on the side?

Posted on: 2010/5/19 1:33
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Re: Bayonne or Jersey City Heights?
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They are renovating Washington Park and now it is beautiful! Well designed and new play ground will be opening soon. Yes there appears to be more gang activity as of late and not thrilled about it, but neither do the police. I have seen a shift in attitude amongst them which is very refreshing. e.g. you call about even quality of life issues, they come! I think the biggest thing is as a resident, to call, call, call the cops whenever you see these things happening whether it is tagging, or someone wheeling a HD tv down the street yelling that "they just found it and know that it works and will take 80 bucks for it.."

Posted on: 2010/5/17 3:24
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Re: Mayor Healy nominates new business administrator
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Quote:

PBW wrote:
from the above link:

"Full time Orange Chief Financial Officer, John W. (Jack) Kelly, works as a tax assessor for other towns, owns commercial property in Orange, and appears to be getting property deals and tax breaks through his City of Orange position.

Kelley worked for the previous mayor and was cited by the 1998 New Jersey Commission of Investigation for "unethical" and "irresponsible behavior" in performance of his City of Orange duties. Read the report and see if you feel your tax dollars are safe."

I can't believe Healy would hire someone unethical, just don't believe it.



Uhh... but yet Healy was voted in... 3 million dollars for 22000 voters... that is change you can believe in...

Posted on: 2010/5/16 23:58
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Re: Jersey City man robbed trying to buy gun, but gets money back, reports said
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So am I understanding this correctly that it is OKAY for this man to be buying this gun... while yes wrong that he got stuck up... i agree with Heights that if the kids were getting away, how does a man get 2 tires? Does anyone know what the real story was? I frankly feel a little uncomfortable that they were right by the park. There seems to be more and more of this stuff happening up here...

Posted on: 2010/5/11 18:03
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Re: Jersey City cop pulled gun when caught girlfriend in a parked car with another man
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I heard something similar happen over on webster ave, but it was a corrections officer (not a police office by the way), and he was upset over a delivery guy pulling too close to his minivan. Pulled a gun that he wasnt supposed to have on him (he wasnt going to or from work), hit the guy for being too close, and when it went to court, all charges were dropped. I heard there were witnesses that testified, and apparently it is ok as this was his 3rd offense. My question is, how did he make it past 1 with his job? It is bad enough with the regular local thugs, but when the powers that be start acting like the thugs why are we paying the tax increase and the re-val? Hmmm...

Posted on: 2010/5/2 2:02
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Re: Shame on you City Council
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Wow, all this AND we get our taxes reassesed! can i get a free car too?

Posted on: 2010/5/1 2:37
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Re: Car Dealers on 440
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Many years ago I worked in a dealership....I emphasize "MANY". But the tactics are the same. I hated it because it was the epitome of how to cheat someone... Did some people get good deals? Yea some... But mostly it was things like selling "rust underbody protection" for $700 which they used a $3 can of rustoleum under the car. Even at that time, the manufacturers offered a 10 year 100k mile warranty against rust. Basically when the person would come in we were instructed to feel out the persons "pay-ability" $XXX per month. Then we would find a car "in that range". Once we did that, we then went to the manager to get our cost per month... we already knew what it was.. way above where you said you could pay... we would shoot the breeze with the manager and then come back out and give that to the person who would then bolt up ready to leave... we would then reply... let me see if i can do better... this goes on and on until you come to a price.. .usually a good deal higher than where you started. Then you get to the add ons.. then financing. It keeps occurring to wear down your expectations.. The bit thing is that you truly go in their armed.. find out what consumer reports says the car is selling for around the region. This will let you know if you are getting a good deal or not. Once you know your range of what the real price of the vehicle is, you can estimate approximately how much it will cost per month online. Experiment with various rates as your credit score or condition may be different. Also know that you bank can finance the vehicle, nothing says you have to do the dealerships financing. If you are savvy and firm, you may actually do better. And there are a few dealers out there who actually fight hard to get you a good rate and a good deal to move their inventory. If you bank or credit union can offer you a better rate, walk away, take the vin number (many times they will tell you it sold while you went to get financing, but you will probably find the car on the lot somewhere) . Hope this helps...

Posted on: 2010/4/28 14:34
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Re: Jersey City school board members vote for raise
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$155,000.00 with a raise and they are complaining about contributing $2300 a year for health insurance!? That isnt too far off for what I pay per month! Besides, the raise will more than cover their contribution, so theoretically that means we are paying for their contribution... How many individual family members who send their kids to that school each have a salary of over 100k? How many people out their got raises this year (banking and investments industry doesn't count)? I am curious...

Posted on: 2010/4/28 14:00

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