Dipped in the ugly pond. It's called progress in other neighborhoods. There must have been a meeting for it at some point where 2 cheerleaders attended and was proclaimed as an asset to the neighborhood that the community just loved!

Look at your bill. Previous months may have been estimated because meter reader couldn't enter your building to read the meter. Also, be careful about "switching" to PSEG partners who are sometimes scammers (without vetting them carefully first).

That's the parking lot though, not inside the store which is what I thought you meant. I don't like that either.

It's a subscriber exclusive, so you can only see part of the story - a paywall. If you wait about 2 weeks, then it becomes free, and you can read the entire article. Unless, of course, you've read the whole thing, in which case it's horrible reporting.

I have always received good care at JCMC, but their billing department has sucked for over 20 years. It's a disgrace, and I can't understand how they get away with it.

What - they're out of Riff Raff? Maybe it's a supply chain thing. Perhaps some Hoi Polloi will work instead.

Personally, not my hospital of choice.

And when you actively vote out the mayor's councilman, the Ward lines get gerrymandered, and you lose the councilman you voted for (yes, I know, the HC Board of Elections was responsible, but conveniently JC paid their legal bill). That's always encouraging - and for the record, I always vote. Not that it counts for much, obviously.

Jersey City is getting more and more crowded by the minute, and there's no sign that they are going to stop wedging people in here. I liked living here because it wasn't crowded and it was affordable, but nothing good lasts forever.

I don't know if it still exists, but I think Henderson Lumber used to sell custom/oversized doors. They might have been special order. Sorry. It was a long time ago.

Perhaps your mom should go into business for a percentage of the savings she gets from them. Looks like there is a demand for this service.

It kind of reminds me of the projects. Maybe it's the image?

The backyard is nice, but that extra out of proportion front looks so out of place in that row. I can't believe something like that was approved.