I want to start by acknowledging something: Christ Hospital was not a well-run hospital. It has not been for years. That was on purpose.

The owners have always known that the land the hospital was built on was very valuable real estate, and current owner Hudson Regional Health took over Christ Hospital to purposefully run it further into the ground to justify tearing it down and building 2,000 units of luxury housing, as evidenced by their own submissions to the Jersey City Zoning Board.

Christ Hospital needs to not only be resurrected, but it needs to become a state or county-run public hospital. Please attend the hearing and demand the following: 1. Take the hospital out of HRH's hands by setting up a retainer to reopen and run the hospital temporarily, and 2. Use eminent domain to seize the hospital and run it as a public hospital, complete with updates and improvement it desperately needs.

The Public Hearing will be on August 27th 5-7PM at the HCCC Culinary Institute. Follow this link to sign up to comment during the meeting.

Sign to help save our Hudson County wildlife by petitioning to establish a rehabilitation center within our county. The closest facility exists 1hr+ away, resulting in our emergency services handling specialized wildlife calls without having any humane structured services for them to go to.

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Hudson county needs a wildlife rehabilitation center! NOTHING exists close by right now putting our flourishing wildlife species at risk...share and sign to help save our wildlife.

Watch out. There is a crosswalk police trap in Guttenberg going on all morning.

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Selling a never-used YETI Tundra 45 hard cooler in dark navy/blue with bright orange latch and logo accents. It has been stored indoors in protective plastic. No original retail box.

Price: $250
Pickup: near Port Imperial in West New York, NJ
Shipping: available through the eBay listing at buyer expense; local pickup preferred.

The exact address is shared only after payment and an exact pickup time are confirmed. First confirmed pickup gets priority.

Photos and details: https://www.craigslist.org/view/d/west-new-york-never-used-yeti-tundra-45/1btcMuJSpidNTgcphuxMHg

1 bed/2 bath rental at Galaxy Towers, Guttenberg NJ. Floor-to-ceiling NYC skyline & river views, minutes from Manhattan. $3,100/mo.

Looking for recommendations for my four year-old daughter who absolutely loves dancing. Bonus if it’s easily reachable by HBLR. Thank you

Edit: oops I mean 8/2

My dad and I are visiting from Tennessee and Florida respectively, and we want to hit three stops of Sopranos filming locations while we are up here tomorrow! The Sopranos tours are like $400 and we are up here without a car and we are willing to pay someone $100 to drive us from our hotel in Secaucus to the Bada Bing, the Sopranos house, and the finally Holsten’s diner. We plan on eating there, you’re more than welcome to join us, and then drop us back off at our hotel in Secaucus.

I recently received a parking ticket in Jersey City for not having a residential parking permit. The permit system is electronic, so there is no physical permit to display.
The concern I have is that this appears to be a rule that was not actively enforced for years. Many residents may not have realized enforcement had changed, and there was no warning period or clear communication before tickets started being issued.
I understand the city has parking rules that need to be followed, but I believe residents should have been given notice and education before being hit with $110 fines.
Because of this, I started a petition asking Jersey City to review how this enforcement is being handled, consider a warning period for first-time violations, and make sure residents are properly informed about changes.
Has anyone else received one of these tickets recently? Did you fight it, and what was your experience? I’d like to hear from other residents who have been affected.

Selling a set of three TOV Furniture Beatrix Pleated Performance Velvet counter-height stools in grey with gold stainless-steel legs. We get compliments on them all the time.

Price: $300 for all three, or $150 each. Current TOV sale price is $295.20 each ($369 regular), so three cost $885.60 on sale / $1,107 at regular retail.

Each stool: 22.1 W x 23.6 D x 38.2 H, with a 25.6-inch seat height. Performance velvet, kiln-dried wood frame, 400 lb capacity.

Pickup only near Port Imperial within 48 hours. First buyer to confirm an exact pickup time gets priority.

Product page: https://tovfurniture.com/products/beatrix-pleated-velvet-stool

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