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Re: Harbor Casino
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Yeah, I really wish I had gone to the old Harbor Casino. What year did they remodel it?

I really think the types of people who are moving to DTJC would have favored the old Harbor Casino over the new one.

Really? You think the Paulus Hook crowd would prefer the old, rugged, hole-in-the-wall Harbor Casino over the new remodeled place? I'm not sure which Jersey City you live in, because that is one of the most absurd things I've ever heard.

Posted on: 2013/5/12 23:50
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Re: Port Authority police car, JCMC ambulance in collision in Downtown Jersey City
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We will likely never got an honest account of what happened, but to flip a car I'd guess you have to be going 45 or over. I just don't see it at 25-35MPH... Anyone with stuntdriving experience care to weigh in?


Nah, depending on how it happened you can be going much slower and still be able to flip a car.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2qzjdH46gY

Posted on: 2012/4/5 20:04
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Re: Landlord rent dispute - come back and place has been lived in
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so based on not receiving february's rent... he assumed you were gone for good without coming back for your things, was able to immediately rent it to someone for the exact amount of time you were gone still without knowing when/if you were coming back, yet he cashed your checks for the following two months? why doesn't this story add up?

I don't know what he assumed. You're right, something certainly doesn't add up. It looks as though he was getting it ready to rent again. I'm only saying it was lived in because of the shampoo in the shower - maybe he was doing work here, and decided to take a shower in my shower or something. I don't know. What I do know is that someone spent at least a few days in my apartment (or at least a significant number of hours). I was never notified he would be in my apartment, and there are literally 100 things that are different from the way I left them. Things that would require 2 people to move have been moved across my patio.

Posted on: 2011/4/29 19:05
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Landlord rent dispute - come back and place has been lived in
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Hi,
So I was away from my apartment for 2 1/2 months, and I just returned yesterday. While I was gone, I was having a dispute with my landlord about February's rent. I sent him a check for February, he says he never got it, I sent him a second check for February, and he claims he never got that one as well. He did receive my rent check for March and April though.

Once I got back yesterday, I was able to confirm that he has not deposited the first two checks I sent him. Not a problem, I will be more than happy to provide him another check. I have already sent him my rent for May. At worst, I was only 30 days behind with rent, since he received the checks for March and April, and I'm obviously not a deadbeat since I've never missed a month in more than a year and have continued to pay rent. Here is the problem:

My landlord didn't know exactly when I was returning. When I walked in my door, I could tell right away something was up. Things were rearranged, especially my outdoor furniture. The place was very clean, but things had definitely been gone through and moved around. Flowers had actually been planted outside. There was a new bottle of shampoo I don't use in my shower that I noticed this morning.

This HAS to be illegal. At most my rent was 30 days behind. What are the laws concerning this, and what kind of action should I take?

Posted on: 2011/4/29 17:47
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Re: Barrow Street Bar
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ezola wrote:
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Maybe it?s time for home owners and property tax payers to introduce a new law: All bars in residential areas should be closed after midnight on weekends and 10 pm on weekdays, or converted to something else, perhaps coffee shops? It would work for hard working families and kids. Rest of you can take the Light Rail to Hoboken.

Haha. Wow. You sound like a really fun person. You also sound like you should be living somewhere besides Jersey City.

Posted on: 2011/1/24 18:23
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Re: Satis Bistro -Cafe - Gelato in Paulus Hook
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Lighthorse is pedestrian. Its a pub. Its a place for a good burger and a beer. Anything else on the menu could be made by a 22 yr old grad of the CIA.

I would have to say that while I like Satis very much, it is not on the same level as Light Horse. I've been to Light Horse about 100 times, and had just about everything on the menu. Their food is consistently a good deal better than anything else in the area, and I've never come close to having a bad experience there. Calling Light Horse Tavern a "pub" is a fairly ridiculous exaggeration.

I've been to Satis 4 times now, and while the food is better than almost anything in the area, I wouldn't say it's better than Light Horse. It does come close though. Satis has a pretty nice interior, but if you're comparing it to Light Horse, it definitely isn't on the same level.

I am very glad Satis is here, and it will undoubtedly be taking some of my business from Light Horse. However, If I'm going to be taking someone to a serious business dinner, or even a date, Light Horse is going to be my first choice in the area.

Posted on: 2011/1/11 14:27
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Re: The Hamilton Inn
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There is a $30 for $15 North Jersey Groupon deal going on right now for the Hamilton Inn.

Posted on: 2011/1/5 10:53
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Re: Satis Bistro grand opening
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I think there is a lower space next door that will have the deli. I'm hoping they get some good quality stuff in there, although once Buon Italia opens, I doubt I'll be shopping anywhere else.

Posted on: 2010/12/7 18:01
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Re: yuppies/hipsters... "start your engines!"
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This will be huge - the next closest track of this caliber for cart racing is in bumble-f PA.

For gear-heads/racing gurus this is a dream come true.

http://www.v-17.com/zones-live-kart-racing.php

Seems a bit slower though.

Posted on: 2010/11/23 1:09
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Satis Bistro -Cafe - Gelato in Paulus Hook
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I saw a sign on the front of Satis Bistro about their grand opening. It's supposedly happening on December 9th. You can make reservations on Open Table.

It looks fairly interesting, and it's nice to have a BYOB option in the area other than Presto's and their crappy wine glasses that taste like dish detergent.

Satis Bistro on Jersey City Guide with photos

212 Washington Street
Jersey City, NJ 07302

Posted on: 2010/11/22 22:05

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Re: Buon Italia at Trump Plaza
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On a side note, the Buon Italia's brother and niece own and run SD26 in NYC. Definitely one of the best new restaurants in the city.

Posted on: 2010/11/12 21:58
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Re: NYTIMES:The Big Squeeze - 20 somethings live smaller & move to neighborhoods once considered dicey
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Not a single mention of JC...

Posted on: 2010/11/12 21:55
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Re: Christie Signs 2% Cap on New Jersey Property Taxes
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Hurray for bankrupting local government!

Hurray for a governor who makes towns and school districts actually look where their money is being spent and learn some fiscal responsibility!

Posted on: 2010/7/14 20:29
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Re: Suicide @ Liberty Towers
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There was a suicide @ Liberty Towers this morning.

Where's the story? I can't find anything yet.

There were several ambulances, I hope it wasn't a multiple
or murder/suicide. Is that place cursed?

Why would Liberty Towers be cursed because of one suicide? Not to mention there's no such thing as a "curse".

Posted on: 2010/6/14 21:12
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Re: Helicopter off Morris Canal
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From the JC fire department feed, it sounded like someone might have went overboard, but they're now accounted for.

Posted on: 2010/6/7 2:04
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Helicopter off Morris Canal
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10 minutes ago there was a helicopter hovering 30 feet off Morris Canal Inlet, shining a spotlight into the water. Sounds like it just came back. Anyone have any idea what's going on? There were also a bunch of sirens right before.

Posted on: 2010/6/7 1:46
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Re: PRESERVATION OF POWERHOUSE TO BEGIN
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Xerxes,
I have yet to talk to a person in the Paulus Hook area that isn't excited for the Powerhouse to be restored and turned into a mixed-use facility with stores, entertainment, and restaurants. Obviously it is going to take a number of years, but it will happen. Your claim that once it is strengthened and restored it's going to fall down is laughable, and frankly moronic.

I'm sorry you can't grasp the meaning of the word "historic" and the importance of buildings on the National Register of Historic Places. You're right, the Powerhouse was a very insignificant building. The Hudson and Manhattan railroads that were powered by it really had no impact on this area. I hear they were only used for rich people to go on "Murder Mystery" train rides once a week. I frequently work with architects on projects, and I've talked to a few of them about the Powerhouse. They agree that it is a very beautiful building architecturally, which is rare for a powerhouse, and is just one more reason for it to be restored.

Make no mistake about it, if it does fall or get knocked down, there is absolutely no chance it's going to be replaced by a park, and I guarantee the building that replaces it is not going to be anywhere near as nice as its current form.

Posted on: 2010/6/1 14:13
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Re: PRESERVATION OF POWERHOUSE TO BEGIN
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Really? It's a fairly historic building


It is NOT historic but purely functional in it's time with no function today. It was built to keep rain off huge generators to power the electric railroad under the Hudson.
It is not historic, merely OLD, the only relic of the devastated wasteland the railroads left when they went bell up. Clearing out detritus allowed for waterfront housing.

If you don't consider it historic, then you should go check a dictionary for the definition. It was a very important building in the past, which coincidentally, is the definition of historic. I guess its inclusion on the National Register of Historical Places is a typo, so you should contact them and let them know.

Again, if you're looking for buildings in Jersey City to be knocked down to build parks, you need to reevaluate your priorities and consider moving elsewhere.

Posted on: 2010/6/1 2:40
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Re: Taxi fare - From New York City to Jersey City
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mightybigminus wrote:
remember to have cash, when they do the $40 flat-fee thing its with the meter off so they can't take credit.

100% untrue. NYC taxis must accept credit/debit cards for all fares. It doesn't matter if its flat fare, out of state or anything else. If they say they can't accept it, threaten to take their medallion number and call 311 - they will magically be able to accept credit cards. Cabbies like to say they can't since they get more money from the cash, but it's untrue.

Posted on: 2010/6/1 2:22
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Re: PRESERVATION OF POWERHOUSE TO BEGIN
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Crazy_Chester wrote:
Burj Khalifa.

Good call, I didn't realize it was officially named something else.

Posted on: 2010/5/28 4:38
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Re: PRESERVATION OF POWERHOUSE TO BEGIN
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Do you want it knocked down or something?


In a word: YES!

And make it a park.

Really? It's a fairly historic building, which I personally find very interesting architecturally. The restoration and development of it will be great for the area and Jersey City in general. Your comment is akin to if you moved out to Yellowstone and demanded they top kill Old Faithful and build the American Burj Dubai on top of it... If you want the Powerhouse turned into a park, you're living in the wrong place.

Posted on: 2010/5/28 2:37
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Re: PRESERVATION OF POWERHOUSE TO BEGIN
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Xerxes wrote:
So then the purpose of the Powerhouse is to "revitalize" the area????
Perhaps to bring in some real estate developers and maybe even a Mall??????????

WOW woudn't a couple high rise housing projects be exciting and novel for the now desolate Jersey City Waterfront.


At least the Baltimore renovation made some SENSE.
The Jersey City job is just a masturbatory exercise to move money to developers aided and abetted by a couple of misplaced dilettantes.


So if the Powerhouse isn't restored and used as a shopping/performance center, what should it be used for? Do you want it knocked down or something? I bet half the people on this forum want the government to spend millions of dollars restoring it, and then build a bunch of high-end apartments and studios in it to rent to struggling artists for $200 a month... It's absurd to me to see so many people on this forum who are against any sort of project that will bring economic benefits to the area. Not to mention it brings new things for the people living around it to experience. These kinds of projects should be encouraged, not fought against.

As for the "misplaced dilettantes" - I'm sure you don't know 1/1000th of the steps and processes that are required to make a project such as this happen. You're calling these developer amateurs, which is very far from the truth. All of these people complaining about how slow it's going are just ignorant. I wish it could move faster as well, but there are many complicated problems that are very challenging and time consuming to solve. It doesn't happen overnight, but when it does, it's going to be a great thing for Jersey City.

Posted on: 2010/5/24 16:32
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Re: Friends of Liberty State Park oppose Formula One Grand Prix in Jersey City
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Dammit Healy,
This would have been such a great opportunity for Jersey City in so many ways. The amount of roadway they would need to construct is insignificant in proportion to the rest of the park - not to mention how high quality of a roadway it is. F1 is big money - actually many, many orders of magnitude bigger than APW. They are the ones looking to do this, and they would have put a ridiculous amount of money into making sure it improved the park every year.

Im sick of these people who hate progress around here. The economic benefits Jersey City could have realize from this is absolutely immense. Idiots

Posted on: 2010/5/4 23:19
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Re: Friends of Liberty State Park oppose Formula One Grand Prix in Jersey City
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God I hope this happens.

Posted on: 2010/5/4 14:39
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Re: Burgers & Burritos
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I have ordered take-out from here 3-4 times. I live about 1/2 mile away, and my orders have only taken about 30 minutes to arrive. The burgers are very good and probably the best made sliders I've seen. I just had the burritos today and they were good as well, but I'll stick to the burgers since that's what I prefer anyway.

Posted on: 2010/3/30 22:24
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Sand Bar is on fire?
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Just got a call from a friend claiming the Sand Bar is on fire? Anyone heard anything?

Posted on: 2010/3/8 23:14
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Re: ox restaurant
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The rent is $3355 per month.

Posted on: 2009/7/24 21:59
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Re: New rules to address noise complaints for restaurants and nightclubs
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And no, it's not the renters/owners fault for living next door to a bar. If you are in a residential area, its the bars that should be held accountable.

If the bar was there when you moved in it is definitely your fault.

Posted on: 2009/4/19 19:21
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Re: A response to Mayoral Candidate Louis Manzo
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What evidence do you have that developers building in Jersey City are "corrupt"?

Exactly. Developers trying to get the best deals/make the most money they can legally are always labeled "corrupt". There is a huge difference between "corrupt" and "enterprising". On this board it seems that anyone making some good money is the former.

Posted on: 2009/2/25 5:12
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Re: Beware of a check scam
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I am shocked that this offer is a scam.

Posted on: 2009/2/24 16:37
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