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Hackensack Discussion / Re: Road Cave-in on Anderson St
« on: November 13, 2009, 09:46:11 AM »
I thought that too, so I checked it out:


STATE: Tuesday only

Flags across New Jersey are at half-staff Tuesday to honor the men and women killed in last week's shooting rampage at Fort Hood. Acting Governor Richard Codey signed the executive order Monday in recognition of the 13 lives lost and the more than two dozen who were injured, including a 20-year-old soldier from Bridgewater.


FEDERAL: through Wednesday

United States President Barack Obama has ordered U.S. Flags on government buildings to be flown at half staff as a modest token of respect for the victims of the shocking Fort Hood shooting massacre that killed 13 people on a U.S. Military base on in Texas. The flags will be flown at half staff through Veterans Day, the National Holiday commemorating veterans on November 11, 2009.



SEARS: Wednesday, Thursday, and it's still at half-staff today

Perhaps they're just extra thoughtful.



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3827
http://xrl.us/NursesHome


Seller writes "1930" in his/her title, but offers no explanation.



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3828
Hackensack Discussion / Re: Road Cave-in on Anderson St
« on: November 12, 2009, 04:44:53 PM »
Guess what - a new problem!

The Hackensack Space Needle turns out to be a drill and I found out they have to drill to a depth of 45 feet.


Q: Why, if the broken pipe is only 20 feet below the surface?

A: Lots of groundwater that will take a week or so to pump out.


Photos 1 and 2 show the drill apparatus, 2 blue Silent Pumps, and a lot of heavy metal, which looks like what Homer told us were called sheet piles (stop giggling!).

(Photo 1 also shows the Sears flag at half-staff...........anyone know why? I hope it's not an editorial comment on this scene.)

Photos 3 and 4 show the drill bit about to go in and on its way down.



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3829
http://xrl.us/FairmountAveStation


Seller's description:

4" X 5 7/8" sepia toned copy of the Erie Railroad Station at Fairmount Ave., Hackensack, NJ, circa early 1900's.  This offering is NOT presented as being an original "antique", rather it is an opportunity to add an interesting view to your historical railroad collection. COLOR ARROW WILL NOT APPEAR ON YOUR COPY.



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3832
http://xrl.us/FairmountSchPennant


Seller's description:

here IS A   VINTAGE PENNANT

FAIRMOUNT SCHOOL

HACKENSACK  N.J.

with School emblem  and 1899 established date.

RED / WHITE

here is a picture of the shcool as well for those of you who attended it.

Measures  7  x 18  inches.  NOT  FELT, Silky material.  Two metal grommets no fringe.

offering as is because of age.  Has creases / folds from storage.




"SHCOOL"? I guess the seller didn't attend Fairmount (or any other school) either.



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3833
http://xrl.us/OldMainStHackPC


Seller's description:

This postcard is in excellent unused condition. Main Street, Hackensack, NJ. Shows trolley tracks in the street, horse and buggies, man with push cart, ladies out by horse cart, could be produce wagon, man riding bike, children and others on sidewalk, buildings and houses.



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3834
http://xrl.us/6thGradeArt


Seller's description:

Dated 1964 "Annual Golf Book" of the BPO ELKS 658 of Hackensack, NJ. It was created and designed by Cliff Osborne for the 17th Annual Golf Party. The party took place at the Hackensack Country Club June 16, 1964. The book contains 14 original cartoon type watercolors with humorous golf themes. Most are rather risque. I imagine this book was passed around the party for a few chuckles. Each watercolor measures about 11 x 15".

This is more lame than risque.............and the faces are horribly-drawn.

[Pictures deleted by Editor. No nudity, please... even badly drawn nudity.]

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Hackensack Discussion / Re: Road Cave-in on Anderson St
« on: November 09, 2009, 04:36:54 PM »
From what I gathered from the workers today, it sounds like by the time they get to work on the Main-to-River block on Anderson, the Union-to-Main block will be open. But still - I can't imagine the problems that will cause for all the bus lines that come through there and for all the cars coming across the Anderson St Bridge to get to Sears for holiday shopping, etc.

Ho! Ho! Hole!


Today's pictures:

I don't know what the apparatus in the first picture is - the Hackensack Space Needle?

In the second picture, it appears that they're mixing up a large quantity of Tang ("Not just for Astronauts!").

The third picture looks decidedly less tangy. At least one of the pipes is a sewage bypass pipe running east on Anderson going into the sewer at Main and Anderson. As I understand it, this is a necessary step to keep the broken 60" pipe area dry so the repair work can be done.



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3836
http://xrl.us/MainElmStreets


Still a very recognizable corner a century later.



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3837
http://xrl.us/HackEngineRR


Seller's description:

High Quality Black and White Copy Negative This Measures Approximately 2x2.5 Inches



"Lemonade Squeeze" - the seller's eBay ID - is, unfortunately, plastered across the online image. It's bright yellow in the auction, but I was able to lose the color.

Still looks pretty dopey, though.



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3838
Hackensack Discussion / Linden Street Construction
« on: November 06, 2009, 04:50:02 PM »
After what seems like at least a year, work has recently resumed.



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Hackensack Discussion / Re: Road Cave-in on Anderson St
« on: November 06, 2009, 04:40:06 PM »
Thinking they should be almost done by now, I asked a couple of workers today when they'd be wrapping things up and  - almost in unison - they said, "The end of the year"!

One indicated that they'd have to cross Main St. and go to River St. Assuming he wasn't pulling my leg, what a mess THAT will be!

If true, I'm guessing that would not be part of the most recent bid proposal and the city would have to go through that process again.

Where does it end? Those brick pipes are all over the city.


BTW - has anyone received any email updates? I know of more than one person who signed up, but hasn't. If you didn't, one was posted on the city's site on October 30, but not everyone goes there, especially when they think it's showing up in their inbox.

Since it wasn't posted on this site either, this is it in its entirety:





Below are some pictures taken since work resumed.

The third one is right on the SW corner of Main and Anderson and the last one appears to be the block's blowhole.


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3840
http://xrl.us/SuburbanChrome


Seller's description:

this auction is for a hackensack suburban car dealership chrome script that was affixed to a car sold at that dealership back in the day...it is old and pitted and was repaired but has the 3 mounting pins intact and seems pretty strong with a jb weld/wire splint....interesting item


What is "suburban car dealership"? It can't be a Chevy Suburban - not in lowercase. And I doubt it's from an old DeSoto Suburban - they wouldn't have a dealership just for one DeSoto model and it also wouldn't be in lowercase.

It looks a bit amateurish..........is it even from a car dealership? Anybody have a clue?



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