Anyone here have good / bad / indifferent experience with low (i.e. 2%) commissions for selling a property?

Hudson County Prosecutor Esther Suarez has announced that an undetermined amount of cash held for safekeeping has gone missing. The cash was reportedly held for “temporary storage in locked safes” and was seized from crime scenes.

https://jcitytimes.com/prosecutor-suar ... missing-crime-scene-cash/

Yes, I misread your last post, my apologies!

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Good. The View mode is fine I think you misread my last post. thx

"The View mode does work letting you select Oldest First or Newest First. "

1) The TopicOptions are for the Webmaster, so they should not be visible to the user. I'll make sure that it will not be visible anymore for the user.

2) The View mode works for me, i.e. if the current sorting is "Newest First", and I press the Oldest First, it will get sorted by "Oldest First". Are you seeing something else?

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Jersey City honors late Heights Councilman Michael Yun a year after his death

Updated 4:26 PM; Today 4:26 PM By Joshua Rosario | The Jersey Journal

At one of his last City Council meetings, the late Councilman Michael Yun was pushing for more than 75 units of 24/7 on-site security personnel for senior citizen housing and housing for the disabled.

https://www.nj.com/hudson/2021/04/jers ... year-after-his-death.html

The Jersey City Philharmonic Orchestra virtual concert video link is at the end of the piece. Nice.

On December 3, Mayor Steven Fulop, local officials, and representatives of environmental groups gathered on a windswept field underneath the Pulaski Skyway to announce the construction of Skyway Park, a thirty-two acre park along the Hackensack River on the former site of the notorious PJP Landfill. Standing quietly among the assembled audience was Mario Verdibello.

https://jcitytimes.com/the-man-who-con ... 0-barrels-of-toxic-waste/

Governor Phil Murphy announced today that all individuals ages 16 and older will be eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccination on April 19 – two weeks ahead of the state’s initial target of May 1.

https://jcitytimes.com/everyone-16-and ... ine-eligible-on-april-19/

The Kennedy Dancers, Inc., a Non-Profit Organization is excited to announce that our In-Person Summer Dance Day Camp will resume this Summer from July 6 through August 13, 2021.

Summer Dance Day Camp will run from 8:45AM-3:30PM Monday through Friday. We are offering 2, 4, and 6 week programs for those who may be traveling or taking time off during the Summer but who still want to participate.

Campers will be transported into the world of dance and will participate in professional dance classes in Ballet, Lyrical, Modern, Latin, Hip Hop, Theatrical Jazz, and Gymnastics, Tumbling, and Acrobatics. There will also be activities with Music, Acting, Drawing & Sketching, Tennis, Soccer, and Swimming (if permitted).

Healthy Breakfast, Lunch, & Snacks provided by the Jersey City Department of Health & Human Services and New Jersey Department of Agriculture will be served daily, included in tuition! You may also bring your own lunch, packaged from home. No fast food.

Due to COVID-19, we know that money is tight. We are keeping the tuition costs for our camp very modest.

Register and Pay by June 11th and Save $50!
2 WEEKS - $410
4 WEEKS - $780
6 WEEKS - $1110

Register and Pay by June 25th to secure your childs spot!
2 WEEKS - $460
4 WEEKS - $830
6 WEEEKS - $1160

**There is a discount for a sibling in the same family. Call or email for details.**

For more information, or to enroll early, please call 201-659-2190 or email us at kennedydancers@aol.com so that we can start your registration process!

Sincerely,

Diane Dragone

Artistic Director
The Kennedy Dancers, Inc.
A Non-Profit Organization
79 Central Avenue
Jersey City, NJ 07306
201-659-2190
kennedydancers@aol.com
http://kennedydancers.org

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Yes the & times ; is gone nothing is blocking Topic options.

The Topic options drop down when clicked brings up a Topic options box that doesn't do anything. The View mode does work letting you select Oldest First or Newest First. Thanks

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I wonder (hope) these incidents were bad coincidences. We rely on emergency responders.

I've had to call 911 on numerous occasions in the Heights over 20 years for both crime and medical incidents. Fortunately I've always had the police or the paramedics show up within 10 minutes (max) of calling. When the system works it's truly life saving.

Unless the city government rewrites its rent control laws and allows tax pass alongs, this means nothing. No renter will pay this addition and no affordable housing tenant will pay this either. It is just another tax on the small homeowner.

Jersey City Board of Education trustees and city council members who met for a joint session on Wednesday are in agreement: to solve the public schools’ funding crisis, they must work together.

https://jcitytimes.com/board-of-ed-cit ... -huddle-on-budget-crisis/

and you can hear clips here:

https://www.facebook.com/cantantesincordibus/

Reminder: Tenebrae tonight at 7:00 PM, OLS.

We may need to slightly expand the closet from the front, but we don't need to knock down a wall. I don't think we will be touching anything structural. We will need to take up a portion of the kitchen floor to run the pipes. Paying in thirds is a good tip. Thanks.

Are you knocking down a wall? If you do then I would say yes because you need support beams. If not, I would trust the person doing the work. Spell everything out in the agreement. And pay in thirds. One third up front, one third with half done and the last payment when finished. If this room is near a bedroom make sure your contractor puts in soundproofing in.

I'm looking for any tips/advice on doing a small renovation project properly (everyone licensed, getting permits for everything). I'm getting so much conflicting information (not to mention all over the place bids) from different contractors.

The project is to run water/electrical to a closet behind the kitchen in order to install a washer and dryer. I am not sure if I need an architect as I have been told yes from one contractor, but the other contractors have not mentioned using an architect at all.

I was also told that the building as it is is not zoned for a "laundry room" and that the architect would need to apply for that change. I was not aware of this process and I'm not sure if that is the same as getting the permits or a whole separate thing?

If anyone has any advice or experience with this process I would appreciate any info. Thanks!

Decided to pop by JCList to see what was up, saw a thread about an interested topic and was immediately reminded of why I stopped coming here, which is the incessant whining of the resident right-wingers and their uncanny ability to make everything a political bitchfest.

This is an interesting topic and an interesting study, but people aren't moving out of Jersey City because they're fleeing progressivism for red states because they want to not wear masks and because AOC is scaring them off and blah blah blah blah... Jesus. The damn article even lists the reasons people gave, and your conservative persecution complex doesn't even make the cut (or did it and they're just covering it up because of a liberal conspiracy funded by George Soros ???)

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Big shocker, people are moving out of expensive cities because they're broke or because they can do virtual commutes, and looking for cheaper housing. Anyway, just had to chime in. Gonna leave again, you guys make this place miserable. Try to find some joy in your lives instead of seeking out a perpetual endorphine rush from making yourself angry about everything.

A 16 year-old Jersey City boy was fatally shot last night in the vestibule of a building on Bergen Avenue near Dwight Street.

https://jcitytimes.com/16-year-old-jersey-city-boy-shot-and-killed/

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Danielle Freire Announces “100% Grassroots” Candidacy for Ward D Council Seat

https://jcitytimes.com/danielle-freire ... -for-ward-d-council-seat/

Thank you! I'll be looking into it in the next two days.

For over two years Jersey City developer Peter Mocco had stalled, postured, obstructed, litigated, and cajoled. And by any reasonable measure he had come out ahead.


https://jcitytimes.com/a-notorious-dev ... s-the-last-laugh-part-iv/

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AOC? Really? She is the beacon you are clinging to? How many jobs did she cost NYC again?

The Hudson County Regional Collision Investigation Unit is investigating a hit and run incident in which a 31-year-old Jersey City woman was struck and seriously injured while crossing Palisade Avenue just south of Bowers Street in the Jersey City Heights shortly after 9 p.m. Wednesday night.

https://jcitytimes.com/hit-and-run-und ... igation-police-seek-help/

A 54-year-old Jersey City man has been charged kidnapping and sexually assaulting a 14-year-old boy.

https://jcitytimes.com/14-year-old-boy ... apped-sexually-assaulted/