I heard Burlington was supposed to come to Newark between the Newark Board of Ed and Prudential Building.

Newark: We gonna put up another fence problem solved

Of course but it's not as bad as it was in 2020 and 21 they really need light up the park next to 7eleven they have a war memorial that looks like shit from the homeless tossing shit over the fence. The city also need to start forcing these charities to clean up after themselves. There's tons of food containers and piles of clothes in that park almost daily. The lady who's allowed to be live on that corner for years is also a issue.

Still drug central tho

I work in the area that 7eleven on ferry street was a trip before corporate took it over. They had the old security guard selling drugs there and these nice Mexican ladies had a taco cart near it and they made amazing stuff. They got ran out of there from all the garbage hanging around the 7eleven. It took a few acts of violence and complaints from customers before Newark assigned a cop to that corner and 7eleven corporate came in and cleaned up the store

So we can have common sense gun laws and stop the Supreme Court from forcing us all to live in open carry states.

Why?

Barely any gun related crime in new jersey happens with one that is legally owned in the first place smh

This. The iron corridor runs from Georgia up to Newark. Both the original purchaser and user of the tun need to get the book thrown at them. The original purchaser can claim it was stolen all they want, the purchaser needs to be in jail too if they didn't report that gun stolen.

There's ads all over the place that say "don't buy for the other guy" and yet DA's are willing to drop the gun charges to get an easy plea. Fuck all that. Throw the fucking book at them. Legal gun owners shooting paper for fun is not the same as a punk kid who got "disrespected" by another.

>victim to the dehumanization of incarcerated black men.

everyone is downvoting you but you're not wrong. If he were white it would have been a "mental health episode"

If you can get a job at NJIT you can use the search feature

Bloomfield Belleville Ironbound Newark

North Newark Broadway Montclair South orange maple wood Kearny Harrison

I like the north side of town around the Bloomfield, Belleville border. Depending on where you live on the north side, the light rail will provide very convenient access to NJIT. Buses along the Bloomfield Avenue corridor are also pretty good as well. If you wanna live outside of Newark; Belleville, Bloomfield and Kearny are all good choices imo. I use to live in Belleville.

Yeah theres some I dont know if theyre out of business or not because theyre not open when Im home

South Orange

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No way we get a target downtown any time soon with the one in Kearny about to open up, would be nice though I agree

A lot of the ones downtown don’t even stay open until 8 pm. Same deal in the ironbound. Everyone of course needs a corner store during prime working hours of 9-5 right?

Not to be a jerk, but use the search bar.

This gets asked and answered once every two weeks.

7-eleven is open 24/7. The "good corner stores" in downtown Newark close at 8pm

>And who even knew there was a 7eleven in the Bamberger’s building?

I did. Much nicer than the Broad Street one.

This law is mainly to make ccw have liability insurance tho

Because most of the illegal guns are straw purchases.

It's almost impossible to catch someone doing this cause they can just claim it was "stolen".

Lol at 7/11, a store that sells heat lamp hot dogs and diabetes in a giant cup, being a "powerhouse company."

https://mobile.twitter.com/avsternator/status/1585776402796023808?cxt=HHwWgMDU3ZHP54EsAAAA

"This bill does nothing to stop the illegal criminals. You're right"

So in short - This bill has nothing to do with the criminal but moreso the law abiding citizen.

I don’t think this is a big loss. One thing we have always had in Newark is corner stores/bodegas and 7eleven isn’t a particularly good corner store. On the contrary, I think stores like 7eleven actually take business away from good corner stores.

And who even knew there was a 7eleven in the Bamberger’s building?