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Taking your dog to the dog park is optional. You assume the risk by choosing to go there. For many HP dog owners, the value of the dog park goes beyond just letting your dog play and exercise - it’s also a social opportunity to connect with others in the neighborhood.

Yes, there are untrained dogs who go there. Yes, there are owners who aren’t vigilant and have dogs who don’t meet the criteria to go to a dog park. However, choosing to go to the dog park is exactly that… a choice.

FWIW, my family’s experience with a dog attack in HP occurred OUTSIDE the dog park with a dog ON LEASH. The owner couldn’t control their dog, dropped the leash, and the dog attacked. This did not occur inside the dog park.

Coming from BK it's still crazy to see Bánh mì twice the price

This post has some big NextDoor energy.

Wait I thought VVY was on first? VYV is on second

Been there a couple times! The distillery next to ghost hawk is great too

yeah the big parking lot in front of moderna loft has a project, parking lot by urby, and so much more.

You just keep proving my point. Thank you.

Yes, and it's going to be a loud, filthy mess even after all the pile driving is done...but someone here said 12 new towers are planned in the full overhaul of that area? Insane. I'd go nuts living there.

hope OP reads this... that pile driver is going to be absolute garbage to have to listen to everyday from 7am - 6pm.

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It took them 25 minutes to make an order.

It was damn expensive.

It gave you choice paralysis on how you could have your wings.

It never produced any marketing or offers.

It had zero visibility on the street.

It picked the protein that has increased in price massively in the last 2 years.

It was Hooters with the wings but no breasts. And no atmosphere. Its gimmick was to be gimmickless.

Go get a Chicken Lollipop at Franklin Social's Happy Hour or anything from Bobwhite, everyone wins.

They are doing a HUGE overhaul of ShopRite & the area this year, building several huge towers. It's going to be a nightmare for the next few years. I'd avoid that area at all costs!

Yeah you’re right to be honest.

Ohhhh ok. 💯

When someone on this sub says "Jersey City is..." translate to "Downtown." 🤦

Always pretend you can’t hear them/ don’t know English

I don’t think the city should be building more dog parks because people shouldn’t rely on dog parks for their dogs exercise since they are an irresponsible way to exercise your dog. The real issue IMO is how many people depend on these parks (and advocate for more) while completely ignoring the risks. Any experienced dog trainer or vet in an urban area will tell you to avoid dog parks for a variety of reasons.You cannot control others animals no matter how wells yours is trained and bad owners will continue bringing their dogs.

There are deer, birds, and small mammals living behind the fence. They need to remediate it, but do we really need more concrete?

Not a traditional wing place but the Korean chicken spot in the Newport mall food court is really banging

Saigon cafe!

But how is the view of the shoprite parking lot?

No, it is treating dogs like people.

Guy, I came here to point out owning dogs in a city is dumb, not propose legislation. But if you insist, ok. Ban dogs and zero out spending on accommodating them. Instead, shift that spending on enforcing the ban.

The knock out game... sucker punching people was a thing for while in the 90s I remember

Ha! I was warned about this raccoon by a Verizon service tech last night! That thing must really be making an impression everywhere it goes.