Cab Drivers Buy City Council

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Friday, April 6th, 2007 | Hoboken, Transportation | 812 views | Permalink |

The Journal is reporting that the Hoboken city Council has gone ahead and voted to ban pedicabs before they even have a chance to carry their first passenger. Taxi cab operators have been protesting for weeks that the pedal powered carts would be real competition with their gas powered pedestrian killers, and since we absolutely […]

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Bits & Briefs

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Friday, April 6th, 2007 | Hoboken, PAD, Transportation | 778 views | Permalink |

Powerhouse Arts District NeighborhoodThe Powerhouse Arts District Neighborhood Association has launched a website. Name calling, petty bickering, stalking charges to follow. Oh, wait, that’s Newport. Hoboken HeroA new blog from the northwest corner of Hoboken was launched with all sorts of construction-porn goodness including the new Metro-stop building Safest Drivers In N.Y.C., Jersey City, YonkersDon’t […]

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Frustrated Bus Rider Makes Map

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Friday, April 6th, 2007 | Hoboken, Jersey City, Transportation | 943 views | Permalink |

We don’t often take the bus, and we really don’t many people who do. But apparently there are a few of you out there, like the one frustrated rider who wanted a map of Hudson County buses. But since NJTransit seems to have a map aversion, he had to create his own, thus, JerseyMap.org was […]

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What the Industry Has To Say

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Tuesday, April 3rd, 2007 | Hoboken, Jersey City | 932 views | Permalink |

The Real Deal has gone and interviewed everyone from Jaime Lefrak to local real estate brokers on the current conditions along the Gold Coast. Jersey City seems to be on the tip of everyone’s tongue, and an unscientific survey concludes: Jersey City is underrated and more towers are coming to the downtown. Go figure. Via […]

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Monday, April 2nd, 2007 | Hoboken, Jersey City, Transportation | 989 views | Permalink |

More use Light RailThe Journal reports ridership is up more than 50% between 2006 and 2007. Social Sports League Deadline ApproachesZogSports runs a social sports league for anyone who likes balls flying at their face. Sounds like any typical Friday night in Hoboken, but this one is an organized dodgeball league, with flag football in […]

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Tuesday, March 27th, 2007 | Grove Street, Hoboken | 1,057 views | Permalink |

Littered park to be pretty ‘plaza’The Grove Street PATH plaza has a name, and has nothing to do with Grove or Pointe. A park extending onto roofs up for discussion in Hoboken12 story high development approved for Hoboken with the caveat of public roof decks, or something crazy like that.

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Monday, March 26th, 2007 | Hamilton Park, Hoboken, Transportation | 912 views | Permalink |

Yellow Cabs Turning GreenAt this year’s New York International Automobile Show, the iconic yellow cab will be getting a green makeover. Showcased at the event will be a number of potential variants for the next generation taxi with emphasis on alternative fuels. Hamilton Park’s makeover: More active or passive?Hamilton Park will soon have a long […]

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Friday, March 23rd, 2007 | Hoboken, Newport, PAD | 801 views | Permalink |

Hoboken park fundedThe Journal reports that Hoboken received the last $200,000 of the needed $7.1 Million to build a park at 1600 Park Avenue Panty Bandits Raid Jersey City MallSorority houses across the state are on the lookout after a Panty Raid at the Newport Mall. Lorillard– Not Quite History – But Going!Blogger Uncle Tonoose […]

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Uncivil Servants

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Thursday, March 22nd, 2007 | Hoboken, Jersey City, Transportation | 753 views | Permalink |

The New York Times has pointed us to a new community website, Uncivil Servants that posts photos of illegally parked cars. The vehicles in question usually are taking advantage of city issued parking permits that are ostensibly issued for specific civic duties, but which appear to be used as one of those “benefits” doled out […]

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Thursday, March 22nd, 2007 | Hoboken, Jersey City | 738 views | Permalink |

Selective Crossing GuardsHoboken411 ponders the usefulness of crossing guards who only assist children. Growth, More JobsThe downtown development has increased the need for steel piping, and local piping company Ideal Supply is expanding its Jersey City presence to meet demand. Too bad all those new blue collar employees can’t afford to live downtown.

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