ddm wrote:
Hi, I received letter from Suez water to replace the water meter else they will shut off the water and there will be fine. The house is very old and the shut off valve on street side of meter does not work and needs to be replaced. I called suez and they told me there is nothing they can do and plumber needs to freeze the water line and then replace the valve. I doubt anyone will be able to do that. Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance

psyop wrote:
While they are a bunch of scum they are U.S. born genius.

Listentu wrote:
not a real fan of this site. the follow up is incredible for any results. bike complaint (abandoned bikes at Grove PATH) took 6 months to resolve with constant oversight and follow up. parking complaint (fire hydrant blocked -NEVER resolved after 10 months) gave up. trash and standing water complaint with mosquitoes (still the same) I agree. RRC are bots that reply and then close tickets. With no follow up. I might as well call the city DPW and be on the line for 40 minutes and speak with an anon person to have nothing done.

jerseymom wrote:

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And ppl wonder why our country is broke and we endlessly kowtow to immigrant scum who game our lenient system.

Yeah, you tell 'em Grampy;










et al.

With his guilty plea to money laundering and conspiracy charges and promised cooperation, the state agreed to write a letter to immigration officials saying Zuberi should not be deported, and to recommend that he be granted parole at the first eligibility hearing.

AlexC wrote:
Is the rib-eye well-marbled? The pictures on the website are generic and the ones in Yelp do not appear so.

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MDM wrote:
I gave Pampita Meat Shop on Central Ave a try. I picked up a rib-eye, blood sausage, and some pork sausage.

The rib-eye was 5 star restaurant grade quality (wet aged). It was melt in mouth tender. Expensive though.. a single 2 inch thick rib-eye set me back about $40. Unfortunately, this is too pricey for my budget to buy on a regular basis.

Got the blood sausages in the broiler right now, cooking for lunch.

They also carry imported grass fed beef.

Kinberg, 37, called Yun a hypocrite, noting that the councilman provides constituent services out of a Central Avenue office that doubles as his campaign headquarters. "That's very questionable," she said.

Stringer wrote:

Jersey City pulls political promotion of Fulop ally off city website

By Terrence T. McDonald - The Jersey Journal

Jersey City pulled an item off the city website yesterday that promoted a political meet-and-greet intended to boost the chances of one of Mayor Steve Fulop's council candidates.

The event was listed on the taxpayer-funded cultural affairs calendar as a community barbecue hosted from noon to six today by Mo Kinberg (the calendar entry spelled her name "Kingsberg").

On her Facebook page, Kinberg, who with Fulop's support is seeking to unseat Ward D Councilman Michael Yun in November, promoted the event as a meet-and-greet alongside ads for her candidacy and Fulop's.

http://www.nj.com/hudson/index.ssf/20 ... omotion_of_fulop_all.html

Annod wrote:
Exchange Place is packed. I think you will have just as good or even a better view from Newport and Hoboken.

Standing room only at Exchange Place. Please don't bring your grandmother.

jerseymom wrote:
BY CAITLIN MOTA
The Jersey Journal

JERSEY CITY - A 12-year-old child was among four people injured in a shooting on Wilkinson Avenue Sunday night, multiple sources said.

The shooting was reported at about 9 p.m. outside a home between Ocean Avenue and Martin Luther King Drive.

Police sources say the 12-year-old victim was shot in the stomach. Two other victims were shot in the arm and stomach. A short time later, a fourth victim arrived at Jersey City Medical Center with a gunshot wound to his upper arm, sources said.
More Sadness

hero69 wrote:
what ar costs of pvc vs. asphalt roof?

EasyGibson wrote:
It's certainly cured me of hanging out in the Heights.

JFK is so bad I just never take it anymore. It's literally faster to go out to dinner in Maplewood than it is to make it up there on a weekend night when they've programmed every light to be red.
I'd walk like I used to, but I have a kid now and you just can't stroller those things for 2 miles and expect your evening to be ok.

Shit's on fire, yo.

Annod wrote:
This morning at JSQ, I saw some cops with some bikes and broken chains. I think they take your bike if you locked it in the wrong place.

greenville wrote:
Wait for the facts to really come out before jumping to conclussions idiots. Because of the circumstances of the event we have to verify things.

IGreg, you're a prick who thinks he knows it all but is just as retarted as the rest of the political ideology hacks. You jump to conclussions just as fast as the equally retarded liberals you as rag on. Retards like you are the idiots who think electing morons from a different party is the solution to everything, even though reality always never seems to match your dreams.

I'm curious to what other people are seeing in this video. Did they kick the burn victim (my prayers to him - how awful!) or were they stamping out flames?