Wow! Almost done.

Is that much different than it's been for awhile? It's looked similar to that for months. Maybe the plastic barrier going down is new-ish?

I misread it, apologies. There were a couple of ways to interpret your reply, I picked the wrong one lol. It’s only reddit, No Ragrets! 😂

If you are just a w2 salaried/waged employee I would just go toHR block. They do it all for you and it’s very hassle free.

FYI - Wet leaves and the residue they leave behind is more trouble on tracks than ice. PATH will be fine.

Animals are pretty good at not dying from the cold, they will likely be okay. If you want to bring them inside they would certainly be better off though.

Would you recommend them? Did they do a good job?

Thanks for sharing, been in the first/Brunswick area for 3 years now and it's hard to imagine tons of shops and housing as described before the turnpike and schools came in. Hopefully the turnpike widening gets shut down, I feel like we almost got rid of all the abandoned stuff over here in the last few years, hate to see regression.

I responded to that same person saying “I bet you’ve seen a lot of change”, why are you making me regret posting here?

The end of the article mentions the interior of 'spice of Life,’ at 114 Brunswick Street, although there is no photo in this archive. That's the old Iris Records address. Does anybody remember what Spice of Life was?

Honestly. If you're just getting lettering in black and it's small. Just call around and go to whatever has a time slot available.

I got my wedding ring done by just calling around.

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also Key Food was quite disgusting for a long time, they have had a few changes of ownership over the years and I like the current one, but Pathmark where 99 Ranch is now was the place to go back then.

once Big Chef (RIP) opened, they were usually open on holidays, but that was a little later.

in like 1990, but anything that did exist was not open on holidays.

They did!

They’re everywhere

In 2004? Shoprite, La Conga, P&K, Tendershoot (now Oliva), Lee’s grocery, Key foods… they were all here then

309 Bloomfield Ave #2, Caldwell, NJ 07006

Tht accounting is who I recommend

Most fire stations here would not take em for reasons like liability and differing codes/standards. Big time liability.

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But there are plenty of online organizations that help donate gear to stations in 3rd world countries with more relaxed standards and greater need.

It's across the street. I think you can be forgiven

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>Why do you want to start now?

Because they are obviously inexperienced and don’t understand how leasing and the local market work.

Railroad ave is a much cuter, better name

I am looking now for May and they telling me I’m to early 🤣😂🤣 so you might as well tuck this worry in the back Of your mind and focus on saving more money because by next year you will be paying 2k minimum for a decent size 1 bedroom