From Florida and Virginia?
Guns were my first thought.

If it's forced air, can't you partially close the upstairs vents to force more of the warm air to the downstairs?

The newspaper seems to get the issue a lot more attention, though.

I think it wouldn't be unreasonable to expect one neighbor to say something to another neighbor before calling the city.
Something like; "Hey Joe! When you gonna fix that sidewalk? One of these days I'm gonna break my neck!"
That's community. From the same root word as communication.
You never know.

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Isn't that Weegee?

I didn't notice much of an explanation when Antonicello was let go.

Is it a problem for you?

One of the things that helps maintain the value of one's home is a stable neighborhood and local zoning laws which protect the neighborhood from development out of character with the surroundings.

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Your name. Abbreviated.

That's not the meaning of tongue in cheek.
That's your inner, true self.
Stay far away.

And you don't see the irony.

It's a terminal.
Not just a through station.
The trains sit at JSQ, NWK, WTC and 33RD, too.

Why would a developer settle for so few units on a lot that size? The new trend is Micro-units, and the parking spaces will not be necessary for those renters.
I would expect to see at least 600 units. The PILOT money that the city will receive will be much greater, and that's a win for everyone!

Do you think he needs ward E when he has Bill Clinton at his fundraiser?

Take some out-of-town speaking engagements, and start raising money for a gubernatorial run, maybe?

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Rofl !

It could happen. It seems that Whole Foods will be opening a store in Newark.
Whole Foods!

Actually, when I moved in to my house 15 years ago there was no net increase in the number of people living here.
It is the people who have moved into the new construction who have increased the population. And it is the poor planning of the new construction and the necessary infrastructure that is the issue here.

I suggest that after Booker is elected to the senate, Lonegan should run for mayor of Newark and show what he can do when he puts his energy to the problems there.

Anyone considering voting for Lonegan should watch a documentary made about the Mayoral race in Bogota, NJ, a few years ago. The election was won by Steve Lonegan.
The documentary is available steaming on Netflix: Anytown, USA

Does anyone have any idea why they may have been here? ( (Besides the bagels). Do you suppose they were just cutting through downtown to get to the tunnel? Was Justin driving?

?? My understanding is that a "bedroom" with no window is flat-out illegal. Check with someone other than a real estate agent.

Let me get this straight. You are disputing what you paid for rent eight months ago, and now that the lease is up, you've moved out, but left some of your furniture in the landlord's apartment. That's a problem, IMO. Did you ask your landlord if that would be okay?

ENP construction. I picked up their card after watching them do the restoration work on the cornice above PJ Ryan's last year.
Cell- (Elias Palitskaris) 201 600-0754

The hole you're digging just gets deeper and deeper, BBB.

You don't find enough comments like that here, so you have to copy them from NJ.com?
There is some overlap of posters, you know.

Of course, Sepecat has seen the cop, and you're just using your imagination.

What I rarely see mentioned is that the flooding marked on the map shows where the water is higher than the surface of the ground. Water never reached my stoop, but my house extends 9 or 10 feet below ground. Sea water from the surge poured into the combined sewer system and filled it to the same level, gushing into peoples basement floor drains, toilet and shower drains if they were low enough and if there were no backflow preventer. If we had had heavy rain, that would have poured in the same way from the roof drain, even if there were a backflow preventer. And many people found that even though a back valve prevented water from entering through their sewer pipes, if their neighbor's basement flooded, the water came through and underneath the walls. Many areas downtown were once marsh that was filled in and the ground there completely saturated. If the houses there had not had porous foundations that let the seawater fill them, they might have floated away. (That might be an exaggeration but the principle is true)
The point that I am trying to make is that any map only tells the relationship between the land and water elevations, and there is a lot going on underground that people tend to overlook.

Be careful of the powder burn.

I should have managed editing in the quote box better.
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Lol. I think you have extremely limited life experience.