They're also at the NJCU / RTNA farmers market
Every Wednesday from 1 - 7 pm

http://www.jerseycityindependent.com/ ... arket-at-njcu/2015-05-13/

FYI, it's open!
Stopped by Monday night, my children enjoyed it.

Great addition to Hudson Mall...It needed this shot in the arm.

In Journal Square, I?d recommend:
- Cottage St
- Van Reipen Ave
- Magnolia Ave (Summit Ave to Waldo Ave)
- The Island (Chestnut, Elizabeth, Wald and Trenton)

Good luck.

New Kellogg Garden...It's the same owners from the original restaurant...Rt 440 in the Pathmark strip mall. These owners have been around for about 30 years!

Thanks for sharing

Went 2 weeks ago. The place is great fun. Walking path leads to various stations where dinos are located (motion and sound really enhances the experience).
We spent the better part of 4 hours (watching the shows and exploring the paths.

I have to agree, been going here since at least the mid 90's?Definitely great classic diner food. If I remember correctly one of the diner?s claims to fame is the old Cherry Coke commercial (I believe this is where it was filmed).

I have to agree...This was a great ride (I was in the 1st group of 50+ riders).

This is the only event (I'm aware of) where we can ride throughout JC and not be overly concerned about car traffic.

There were 3 stops in total:
1 Culver & Westside - we probably could have done without this stop as I think it was unplanned and meant to wait for the entire group
2 Lincoln Park
3 North & Palisades - seemed to be more of a traffic jam rather than a planned stop

Minus the 45 mins or so in stops, I thought it was pretty well organized

Not being condescending Neverleft, but did they give you a hard time over the deck permit?

Jersey City public school offers a dual language program (Pre-K4 to 5th grade).

http://www.jcboe.org/newboe/

Ralph?s is an institution!
They?re good at what they do, quick and cheap.
Usually they have the jacks right on the street waiting so when you pull up they?re ready to take whichever tire off and work on it. Never had a problem with them.

We've only gone to pick up slices (and yes, they are the best slices in the city). I'll have to try some dishes on the next visit

Looking for a Fence installer/contractor. Roughly 32x100

Update
Decided to go with Capitol. I think it was Feb, by the time both our schedules were clear.

Long story short, GREAT JOB!
- took about 1/2 day to complete
- laid down a new roof
- been through quite a few rain storms since the new roof and no leaks...Yay

Nothing but great things to say about Capitol

Unfortunately I can't help with a GC reference, but regarding electricians...i can say from experience, Alovar is great!

Avolar
http://www.avolar.us/

I'm currently getting bids for my flat roof:
1. Capitol - arrived when scheduled, provided an estimate that seems reasonable (although I did have to chase them for a few days to get the estimate)

2. Simpson - Called an hour after the scheduled appointment and requested for a later time, then never showed up for the later appointment. based on this, they're out

3. Bayonne roofing - to be determined (appointment is tomorrow)

4. "side job" roofer - this guys works for a roofing company and provided an estimate (as a side job). Seems very knowledgeable, although I'm concerned about the warranty since it'll be a side job and not through the company he works for.

I'll keep you all posted as the progress of this project continues.

Pretty funny, I said something very similar to my wife when we saw that

If you're interested I have firewood, take as much as you'd like.
(Cut down a tree in my backyard over the summer)

The new law is for motorist and pedestrians alike...

"Motorists who violate the law face a $200 fine, plus court costs, and 2 points on their license. They can also be subject to 15 days of community service and insurance surcharges.

Pedestrians may also be cited under state law for failing to use due care when crossing. The law requires them to obey pedestrian signals and use crosswalks at signalized intersections as well as yield the right of way to traffic if they are not crossing within a crosswalk or at an intersection. Failure to comply with the law carries a $54 fine, plus court costs."

http://www.newjerseynewsroom.com/stat ... pedestrians-in-crosswalks

Avolar
http://www.avolar.us/

Great work and reasonable

West side from Grant Northbound is sketchy...
West side from Culver South is still pretty nice

I hope they catch these two!

I've gone to this store a few times (for repairs) and the owner seems very down to earth and generally a good guy.

Wish for a speedy recovery.

Welcome to the neighborhood!
My wife fits the "moms w/ toddlers" bill...We have a 2yr old lil girl.

Most of the families (at least around my house) have kids a bit older than ours (tweens), but all very friendly.

You should definitely try Miss America Diner...Classic Jersey!!!

Here's a quote rigth from the website:

The Authority also provides for a drop-off center, where residents can dispose of tires and other debris as deemed necessary by the Authority.

Such must be disposed of Monday through Friday between the hours of 9:00 AM and 3:00 PM at our Route 440 facility. Proof of residence is required.

http://www.jciaonline.org/wastes.php

Good luck.

Can't say I've had to do it myself, but I'm sure these guys will be able to help you.

Jersey City Incinerator Authority
http://www.jciaonline.org/
(201) 432-4645

Bayonne Roofing installed my skylight 5 years ago...(knock of wood) and I haven't had any issues.
www.bayonneroofing.com

Although I don't live in Society Hill, I am a lifetime resident of Jersey City, I have family and friends that live in each of the divisions and am looking for a property in SH.

Simplegal - Society Hill is a great subdivision. You're pretty safe considering the only things bordering you are the Newark Bay, Route 440 and a strip mall (Nearly no traffic in your community unless they live there or are visiting someone who lives there). It's comprised of 3 major sections;
> Society Hill 1 - condo's varying from 1 bedrooms to 3 bedrooms, some duplex some single floor gardens
> Society Hill 2 - townhouses varying from 2 to 3 bedrooms all with garages
> Droyer's Point - Newest phase (less than 5 years old). Townhouses varying from 2 to 3 bedrooms all with garages.

JadedJC is correct in mentioning the entire site is built ontop of an old chromium site, but that being said so is most of Jersey City (and Bayonne for that matter!). As it relates to Society Hill, here's a quick tid bit that mentions it http://www.njcu.edu/Programs/jchistor ... /S_Pages/Society_Hill.htm
Also, I would imagine the EPA would have stopped the project back in the 80's if it wasn't safe.

I'm not positive about the details of the bus stop. I do know that the shuttle definitely services Droyer's Point, not positive about SH1 or 2.

Hope this helps.

Here's 2 other option.

Jason L. - (201) 927-5641
- He's an auto technician for a European car company during the day, and does side work at nights and weekends from his garage.
- He's just recently completed two major services on my vehicles (30K on a European SUV and a 60K on a Japanese car)


Ding's Auto Repair Center
1780 Kennedy Blvd
Jersey City, NJ 07305
(201) 333-1211
- I use this auto service when Jason isn't available. Honest, reliable and inexpensive.


Good luck

Based on your vicinity (between the Heights and Journal Square):
Meals - Fiesta Grill (http://fiestagrill.net/newark.htm)
Dessert - Philippine Bread House (http://www.yelp.com/biz/philippine-bread-house-jersey-city)

Enjoy...If all goes well, you'll be hooked and will go to these places even without your friend.

= P

Quote:

So I'm searching around for a place to discard 2 old computers...
- JCIA says they won?t be able to take them until April '09 (when they have their next event)
- Staples offers a drop of service, but they charge you (I think) $10 per computer

Does anyone know where I can dispose of these in a responsible manner?