riem37
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Reply to comment by jcs213 in City commuting by [deleted]
If you're going to midtown then somewhere on the east with an express bus should be OK. I live in Teaneck by a bus stop and it takes like 30 minutes with no traffic, 50 with traffic. Jersey city/ Hoboken could also be good - really just the closer to the city you get, the better the commute will be
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Reply to comment by SyndicalistCPA in If Governor Murphy is serious about equity in this state, he should push for improving public libraries. by Flashinglights0101
In the more religious Jewish world, we have these things called Gemachs that are basically exactly this, and they exist for the most random things. Where I live (bergen county), there's one for Medical Supplies, Wedding Gowns, Fancy Table Cloths and Centerpieces, Tools, all kinds of things. It's definitely a concept that would be cool to see go mainstream
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Reply to comment by tashabunn in Favorite Holiday Traditions by tashabunn
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Reply to Favorite Holiday Traditions by tashabunn
Getting sufgoniyot from as many different bakeries as possible
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Reply to Bergen County restaurant recs by Turbulent_Energy9919
Naruto bowl in Teaneck. Pricy but good
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Reply to Jewish Networking? by Ok-Attorney3898
Maybe reach out to the Chabad Of Portland and see if they have or know fof anything
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Reply to What are you favorite signs that it's the holiday season in New Jersey, past or present? by TimSPC
The giant menorahs everywhere, even by the Lincoln tunnel
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Reply to Just saw on Google Maps that my favorite Kosher Bakery in Passaic is closed - any others nearby? by css555
In Aisle one there's a big kosher bakery. Nearby in Lyndhurst Patis is kosher. Then you've got zadies in Fairlawn, butterflake in Teaneck, and there's on that opened recently in linden and Union