For New Jersey residents only.?
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nah sorry the nets are so good the tickets were sold out the 2nd day they clinched a playoff berth.
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depends where you are located
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Wow! There are so many beautiful places to Hike in New Jersey. They don't call it the Garden State for nothing. I lived in Northern Jersey... the palisades alone were breathtaking... and this is a great time for hiking there too. But if you really want to see the best of New Jersey, go to South Jersey... here's a good site:  http://www.visitsouthjersey.com/outdoors.asp?utm_source=ysm&utm_medium=plm&utm_term=new+jersey+outdoors
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Having done a lot of business related to trucking one would need to know what part of Jersey your looking at moving to. The northern end is very industrial and very hecktic as traffic is very heavy. Living in the north end very much like living in NYC with more space. The industry in receint years have cleaned up a lot of bad air. Not perfect, just cleaner than it used to be The further south you get the more spread out Jersey becomes. That means you'll see farm land and more open spaces. If you get near Atlantic City, east side, it's very busy with tourist trade. The westside cities like Camden which is across the river from Philadelphia again a very busy area. Lot of people that work in Philly live in the communities in Jersey just across the bridges. Crime in the Jersey cities much higher than most any place in Kentucky. Like I say Jersey very close to NYC and of course people that work in NYC also live in Jersey too. A much faster pace to life than Kentucky I would dare say. Natural Jersey citizens also have a language, way they talk, much different than Kentucky also. It may take a while to get used to how they talk. Very many different languages can be heard in Jersey too. Many immigrants from other countries live and work in Jersey also due to it's being so close to where they may have gotten off the boat from their homeland.  With all I've said the biggest adjustment will be the faster pace things move in Jersey. Communications of all kinds, mass transit, either rail or bus,air, are thru out most all of New Jersey. New Jersey known mostly for it's industry but does have agriculture within its borders. It will be a new experience if you've always been in Kentucky. Have a good time and be careful in a new and more lively environment. Be very careful when making a visit to NYC, it can be very dangerous if your not careful. Baltimore and the nations capital Washington,D.C. also very close to Jersey to visit also. If your living in rural Kentucky will be a shock just for how fast things move. Make your move a learning adventure. It's different, but you can make it home and have a good life there as well as you can anywhere in this great nation we call the United States of America. We really do live in a great country. Have a good move and best of luck to you and your family.    Take care.
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go to the state unemployment page for your state. NJ has exactly what you're looking for.
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Try SoccerBars.com - there are plenty of NJ soccer bars there but you'll have to pick the towns that are in northern NJ.
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in the whole state?!  That's some request.  Let's stick to Manhattan...go to the Virgin Megastore on Broadway and 45th street.
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You should contact the police in NJ with this information.\n\nWK
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It depends on the state's laws here in NJ it is illegal and they can get locked up for that. Good Luck!
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check out www.newyork.craigslist.org and the Sunday NY Times or Asbury Park Press (NJ) real estate section. There are also cheap places in Neptune City in NJ as they are older houses. No liquor on the beach there, however
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i`m from bergen county..go to hooters on route17..u will blend rite in..lol
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NJ is a one party state.  but I think you both need to be in the same state or make sure the other person is also in a one party state.
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i live in NJ but if u want to talk to me i would love to my email is babygirlfromNJ@yahoo.com hope to talk to you soon <3
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ANSWER: Trenton\n\nhttp://www.50states.com/newjerse.htm
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I thought the largest was in NJ... but only vague memory
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I don't know what you're asking, but you can search the NJ state web page here:\nhttp://search.state.nj.us/
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If the Sopranos live in New Jersey better not let Tony read your question!!!