olive wrote:
Valley National Bank In downtown has a $499 refinance offer and I beleive has also a promotion for purchases. Good customer service and a small bank.

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JCbiscuit wrote:
I'd love for that space to be a classic Jersey diner. it's weird that our only option downtown is the Brownstone.

Yes. Two times. We need a good, classic diner, with decent coffee and a 25 page menu.

There is a new diner style place in JC.... the old Pink Flamingo (Dirty Bird) is back... New name / owner but the food is great. open late hours.

Oh awesome, they kept it a diner(ish)? Word on these pages was it had plans to go fancy(esque).

WeBelongHere wrote:
You people don't know what you're talking about. At last night's debate, even though the Ward F audience and the NAACP moderators were hostile to him, the Mayor was strong and forceful and did a great job. He called your Full-op-It out on his dirty lies.

Unlike Councilboy Stevie, MAYOR Healy has a record to run on. He's done a great job in difficult times. He's added police and kept the streets safe. He's held property taxes down. He's overseen great economic development not just downtown but everywhere. And when Sandy hit, who was it that was actually making the city work, protecting lives and property? Not Stevie boy, but MAYOR Healy. And unlike Stevie, He's got a wife and kids and grandkids WHO LIVE IN JERSEY CITY!

Here's how this election is going down. All you do-gooders and dreamers downtown don't know how to run a campaign. You talk youself to death about how terrible our MAYOR is, and still nobody downtown will bother to vote.

MAYOR Healy has built up a lifetime of credibility with the REAL voters of Jersey City. They've got lives and don't bother with all this crap, but they will show up to vote, and send Stevie boy and all you wannabees back home to whereever it is you came from.

tommyc_37 wrote:
Healy's lack of professionalism was astonishing. ASTONISHING. This is the mayor of our city? Saying "piss", and delivering derogatory comments to spectators? Countless errors in grammar? Wtf?

It is so amazing that this is a close race, when one candidate is so superior in every single detectable way.

MonmouthMan wrote:
These events are what makes JC a unique and wonderful place to live.

Bill463 wrote:
I heard from reliable sources that a Wegmans is moving in there.

heights wrote:
I was not there but it states shouting match, was it a match or was just one person doing all the shouting ? If so the one loudly ranting was probably the guilty one.

OneSkirt wrote:
Sorry if this is a dumb question, bu how is this legal - using tax dollars for campaign literature?

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Imagine the horror and complaints if it was a Muslin group recruiting - The general community and the Jewish community would demand a stop to it on the same day and have those recruiting, run out of town. It would even make the news.

“Psst. Hey buddy—wanna join the textile industry?”

Damn, you're right--that would be horrific!

tommyc_37 wrote:
What exactly is a "you're not welcome in this neighborhood look" ... a scowl?

lindsbinz22 wrote:
Anyone use Morrissey recently? Good/bad?

immigrationlawyer wrote:
Where on Eerie is that house located? Does anyone know how large it is or in what kind of condition it was in?

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The WSJ has an article today:

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"They're pushing tenant occupancy over homeownership," said John Taylor, chief executive of the National Community Reinvestment Coalition, a Washington-based consumer-advocacy group. "Having someone guarantee that renters will be there for a long time depresses values and makes it much harder for people to recoup lost equity and stabilize neighborhoods."


http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001 ... od=WSJ_hpp_LEFTTopStories

Always liked that house on Erie (front page pic). I guess the Aussies liked it too....so much so they bought it for their portfolio.

That house is gross. The Aussies liked it so much they are going to fill it with renters.

Ha! If you think that house is gross, I wonder what you would think of my house!! That house is in much better condition than mine.

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The WSJ has an article today:

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"They're pushing tenant occupancy over homeownership," said John Taylor, chief executive of the National Community Reinvestment Coalition, a Washington-based consumer-advocacy group. "Having someone guarantee that renters will be there for a long time depresses values and makes it much harder for people to recoup lost equity and stabilize neighborhoods."


http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001 ... od=WSJ_hpp_LEFTTopStories

Always liked that house on Erie (front page pic). I guess the Aussies liked it too....so much so they bought it for their portfolio.