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Jersey City
noun
- a seaport in NE New Jersey, opposite New York City.
Jersey City
noun
- an industrial city in NE New Jersey, opposite Manhattan on a peninsula between the Hudson and Hackensack Rivers: part of the Port of New York; site of one of the greatest railway terminals in the world. Pop: 239 097 (2003 est)
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In 2017, a chief in Jersey City collected more than half a million dollars.
It’s also caused public confusion over the health reasons of why it’s safe to sit inside a restaurant in, say, Jersey City, or Greenwich, Connecticut, but not in Manhattan.
In Jersey City, overlooking the Hudson River, stands one of the most dramatic Second World War memorials in the world.
In November, a Jersey City ballot measure placing new restrictions on the platform was approved after Airbnb spent millions fighting against it.
In 2017, the Jersey City officers fired shots at a fleeing suspect during a car chase, the indictment against them shows.
Along with her husband Kevin, she owns Thirty Acres, a seasonal farm-to-table restaurant in Jersey City.
Back in Jersey City, Booker is still talking in the parking lot.
But in Jersey City the fight goes on, with fabulous organ accompaniment.
To the surprise of everyone involved, the Paradise organ had a number of parts with Jersey City labels.
Their efforts resulted in Jersey City buying the theater back for $325,000 in 1993.
It don't get to Jersey City until four o'clock, one hour after the morning papers go to press.
"We have learned that he visited Jersey City not long ago," said an official.
The marsh is about half a mile wide, and something like a mile and a half long, extending southward into Jersey City.
One day his next door neighbor in Jersey City looked over the wall dividing their places.
Mr. Rogers's carriage was waiting for us in Jersey City and deposited me at the Players.
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