What if my mom lets them know she was driving my car? She’s handicap. There had to be a way to fight this.

“Also bring revenue to the county”. That sentence says you have no clue what you are talking about. Paramus, NJ has (historically) more money spent in retail than every other zip code in the country.

Let the workers decide this... along with the people who live in Paramus. If you don't like the Blue Laws in Bergen County- there are PLENTY of places just outside of the confines of the county to shop any day of the week without issue.
And they'll take about the same amount of time to get there on a Sunday as they'd take most other days with the normal shopping traffic that would be there.

Would you like to explain why you think that so there can be an adult/educated conversation?

Well I assume the magic way is more taxes

Libraries often sell books for cheap. I've purchased paperbacks as low as a quarter and hardcovers for a dollar.

If it doesn’t have a handicapped tag or plate then probably not.

I remember Rickels! Wow. Seems like sooo long ago.

No. Keep blue laws. If you don’t like it- move

I’ve thought about that but I think traffic would stay mostly the same. I still use those roads on Sunday to leave the county to go shop. I would assume I’m not the only one. If we have GSP and other malls open it would spread out the shopping and traffic. Also bring revenue to the county. I personally feel like the county and businesses shouldn’t suffer because the infrastructure is a problem.

Disagree. Still tons of traffic on 17 and 4 on Sundays. Double or triple that if we end blue laws. If youre desperate to shop, willowbrook and Palisades malls are 20-30 minutes away

just came back from a long wknd in keene valley, ny. it was incredible.

My sister worked in the office in SP. I think it was on Helen Street.

I think the portion of the old Hospital is now a hospice care building.

Reminds me of Drug Fair. Are they even around anymore? Walgreens and Rite Aid just killed them.

No problem! Thanks for the interest! Georgism is actually pretty compatible with a lot of schools of thought

When friends from California visited they could not believe you had to pay to go on the beach and yes beaches in California still are maintained and have lifeguards. Also, outside of certain areas like Santa Monica, Santa Cruz, Huntington etc they don't commercialize every fucking inch of coastal areas. I appreciate keeping the natural beauty of the coastline and keeping it from being over commercialized. Nice to sit on a beach and just see mountains and water instead of t shirt stands and smoke shops. They keep that shit in Venice for a reason lol.

Did you know studies have found that living will actually kill you !!!

Lmao thanks 😅😅

Yet, there's states that have free beaches and still have them maintained and have lifeguards so they magically found a way to do it.

That is the problem with what we call common names, actually. There are probably a dozen or more species of snakes in the US that people call rat snakes, but they are all distinct species. Here in NJ, I believe we have black rat snakes, which are different from these guys.

>Steve’s sizzlin’ steaks in Carlstat

I ate there last week and it was good but holy shit is their sauce salty.

Home rule. Beach communities have power.

Good to know, I was not aware. Still good to have around.

I’ve heard some similar concepts in Left Libertarianism but always thought private ownership and profit of natural resources was fucking bullshit. thank you for introducing me to this.