The Queen City.

That area is $$$$$$$$$$$$$. That said I think your best options for housing is Bridgewater, Summerville, Hillsborough.

To answer your question, yes it boards from the same place as domestic flights. Same TSA process as domestic flights. No extra checks (on the departing EWR side) other than a passport being required rather than a drivers license.

Double check - airlines may have slightly different boarding or checked bag timelines for international. But otherwise you don’t need to add much extra time over any other flight you would take out of EWR. It’s not much different than flying to Denver.

I’ve never even heard of it. Based on the Wikipedia article it doesn’t seem like a city. Like 2000 people

Holy cow, I must have just missed that. But the weirdos were really out in force today. I was on the GSP north, going over the bridge to the 440 exits, and I was in the left exit lane, going toward 440 north. This guy just completely stopped in the lane for some idiotic reason, and everyone had to lock 'em up. And he was just sitting there for a few moments, just looking befuddled and stupid, which he was.

Any good restaurant recommendations in Plainfield? I do Morris ave Elizabeth pan de bono runs all the time, would love to check out somewhere new.

Agreed. Ocean Grove is weird, I don't see the hype at all. They have like two good ice cream shops and that's it. Weird religious fanatics comprise of most of the town.

Liquid latex, up to 12000 gallons. I turned on my sink and a condom came out.

I'm sure if you live in Paramus or work in retail it's nice that the malls close on Sunday... but as someone who can't remember that last time he went to the mall for any reason, but sure does remember the last time he showed up at the Teterboro Costco on a Sunday and saw all those ridiculous "you can't buy this product because of Bergen County Blue Laws" signs, rolled his eyes, walked out and drove to Clifton... I'd sign this. They're obnoxious.

The Old Book Shop in Morristown

New Eyes. Eyeglasses for people in need. Based in Short Hills.

Fuck, I’m going to be drinking bottled water from now on.

Does Brita help at all at filtering out containments in the water?

That’s like two parts of South Ave. Most of Garwood is in the suburban areas on either side of South and north ave. It’s a blip. And largely a good thing unless you’re a NIMBY which is just selfish and dumb. But yeah, the vast majority of Garwood isn’t even in the same area as those developments and is all single family homes or some multi families.

my grandparents had a house in elmora hills and i spent a ton of time in warinanco growing up. that part of the park is indeed a hidden treasure in the springtime.

Lavallette - very few chain businesses, great small businesses and restaurants, gorgeous architecture, and no crime.

Depends upon day of week and time. 2 hours is good. We always use off-airpot parking, so, as someone else posted, an extra 30 for that. We have videos downloaded on our phones, and kindles, so we just relax at the gate, maybe get something to eat (warning, expensive for most places).

I've own/ed in both

Maybe Lambertville Flea Market ("Golden Nugget")?

Maybe on of Ocean Grove's craft sales days?

Yeah. I would say downtown Rahway has more of a bougie-but-diverse feel whereas Plainfield feels like what I imagine a bustling busy shopping area might be in Latin America. Plainfield feels more Latino-centric.

Both are cool!

Any reqs?

It's everywhere by the train station now and spilling further.

Cape may is very family paced. Nice strip of restaurants and places to stay and no boardwalk attractions so it’s quiet.

I don't care. Take it up with the state, I copied it from the site I linked

There are more than just those towns. Areas of Elizabeth, New Brunswick, Atlantic City and more are also UEZs

YES!!! I made a post about Plainfield a few weeks ago, and every was talking like it was really small, however when I visited for the first time a few months ago, it seemed really large and nice! However, there are definitely a lot of mentally ill there… a little more than some other NJ cities