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Jimmy Hoffa

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  1. Do you really believe that load of shit you just typed? You make me laugh! Did you drive down South Jersey to Pick up that Fat bastid when he decided to move back to Harrison after his mom kicked the bucket?? You are right about 1 thing in this post/ Of Course people are pissed off they didnt get a job, or felt slighted in some way. But that doesnt mean that Nepotsim and favoritism doest run wild in Harrison. Do me a favor, since you seem to sound like an inside guy. Tell me how *** **** got the **** ***** **** after sitting on his fat ass for 15 years *** *** *** ***** *** after he mysteriously left his old position working for the ****. Get back to me, I will be waiting. KOTW Note: The above post was edited for content.
  2. This has nothing to do with the topic. But why is it spelled Steven when the store was called "STEPH'S?
  3. If you paid any attention to what was written, you would see the writer said When Jerry Nichirco graduated from HHS, he was the schools alltime leading scorer in History in BAsketball!! And yes, he was a 3 time All State Soccer player. Open your eyes imbecile!
  4. The Best players that Harrison as ever seen, that nobody ever talks about was... Football Nick Landy Scott Sarnel Pugsly Basketball Charlie Thompson Donald Blasi Soccer Ricky Botch
  5. Football Vinny Disanto Greg French Chuckie Anderson Matt Occhipinti Tony Massolino Tommy Derocker Ray Sudol Jason Czwakiel John Taylor Boys Hoops Glenn Henry Darryl Mulrenan Shawn Keirnan Pete Young Nick Economo Joe Healy Jay Geiger Girls Hoops Jackie Hoey Shelly Hoey Soccer Alan Walker Paul Bento Oscar Jiminez Cesar Santi Jose Madelena Joey "Geek" Ferriero Eddie Teloo Leo Badazian Wrestlers Matt Occhipinti Vinny Winkleblach Charlie Lazar, Carlos Semedo "Pele" Joe Ferriera Joey Ferriero Rob Pisko Andy Santiago
  6. Their was an ARMY NAVY Store on the bottom of the old Navy Recruiting station. It was a store, on Harrison avenue, right before Folgers Deli on HArrison and Davis Ave. These two were there in the 70's and early 80's. Before they took down the recreation center and didnt put one up for almost 20 years. Next to the Recreation center was buildings leading up to the deli at the corner. The Deli is still there.
  7. Here are just a few of the places I have remembered and have missed growing up in Harrison/ East Newark. Alice's Sub Shop, up on 4th street, near Sherman Ave. Danny's Pizzeria near the little League (Danny and Sal were great guys!) Cerbones, down the other end of Harrison Ave, near 280. Honey's Luncheonette on 4th Street, near Enzo's deli. Across the Street from there, was the Milk Machine, and Max Lasky the Dentist. Underground Frank's candy store on 3rd street, towards OLC School. ( You walked down 3 stairs into the store, wich was in the basement of his home. Argyle, and Thistle Fish and Chips on Kearny Ave, before Bergen. Cameron's Scottish Butcher on Kearny Ave, before Wilson Ave. Thompson's fish and chips, owned by the Ostrom Family. The Fish and Chips place on Central Ave, next to old PJ's Tavern. Dominick's Ice Cream Store and newspaper store on Central Ave in East Newark. Molly's Liquor store on Central ave. Owned by brother and sister Molly and Tony. Rosie's Italian Hot Dog Store on Central and John Street. The Candy store on the Corner of 5th and Cross Street, by Lincoln School. Cappucino's Hardware store. ( I would think it was great, to go to the hardware store with no money, and get stuff for my grandfather, he had a account with them!) The CETA office was upstairs for a while. The Harrison Recreation Center - On Harrison and 6th Street. Hinze Deli Max's Diner The Blue Castle- Down by Schuyler Ave Vigor Soda, on Sanford Ave Nick's Pizzeria, next to Cerbone's All of these places I have just mentioned, and I am missing many many more. The common denominator that they all had was, they were family oriented, they cared about the kids and the people. I sense no more community. I stress community. True, times have changed, people pass away, move away. Its just sad that you walk through a town you grew up in, and the hardest part is, it looks as if people are just walking with their heads down, on their way to wherever it is they are going. I miss the days when you went over to a friends house, knocked once, and you walked in. Or if you were walking down the street, people said hello from across the street. Now? Its different, it just seems like the "community" aspect of the town is gone down the tubes.
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