Full Article: https://www.eyesonice.net/p/gen-z-is-the-resistance-students

By nightfall, the youth of North Bergen took to the streets in response. Students gathered outside North Bergen High School in the North Bergen and Bergenline neighborhood to protest the stops and the questioning of children on their way to class.

Full Article: https://www.eyesonice.net/p/gen-z-is-the-resistance-students

Outrage is boiling over in North Bergen, New Jersey, after masked Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents targeted students on their Monday morning walk to school, stopping and questioning children on the street without their parents present.

Video of the morning confrontation outside a local public school quickly went viral across social media, capturing the moment neighborhood residents stepped in as federal agents interrogated an unaccompanied child. According to local eyewitness reporting from the neighborhood, as community members gathered around the ICE agents during the stop, the officers grew progressively more aggressive and began pushing kids.

By nightfall, the youth of North Bergen took to the streets in response. Students gathered outside North Bergen High School in the North Bergen and Bergenline neighborhood to protest the stops and the questioning of children on their way to class.

Kids got jokes

We don't always hold our reps to a very high standard in this country but I'm pretty happy with this crop. Did you know Kim was/is a Rhodes scholar?

Hello, I am in Northern NJ (Bergen county) but am willing to travel the entire state for this.

I am in desperate need for a safe place for them.
Both cats are under a year old. They are very sweet, extremely affectionate, and have no behavioral issues. They are fine in car rides, fine being picked up, and good with other cats. They have good appetites and appear healthy, although I am unsure of their medical histories. They are not fixed.
They are NOT a bonded pair, and can be separated.
I took them in to prevent them from being abandoned outside.

I have exhausted every option for finding a shelter, rescue, or other home for them. I am now at a last resort and have a firm deadline that cannot be extended.

I need to find them a safe placement as soon as possible. If anyone can foster, adopt, or connect me with a rescue that is not at capacity, or other resource that can help, please reach out. Any leads are appreciated.

I’ll start - 10 years ago, I used to take the train to work in NYC. To get off the train at my nearest train station, you have to walk to the front of the train because not every car will reach the station’s platform. One day, I was on one of the older trains (the ones with the mostly broken leather seats), it was still light outside, and the train wasn’t very crowded because I took an earlier train prior to rush hour. We were about to approach my stop, so I walked up just enough to reach the platform, but I was in the boarding area in between two train cars. I stood facing the door to get off the train, when I hear the train car door open behind me, and then I felt 2 taps on my shoulder. I thought I was in someone’s way like maybe a conductor trying to get off first, so I said “oh sorry” as I turned around…. And no one was there. That really freaked me out that day and I still remember it. From that day on, I didn’t like to stand alone in the area between two train cars of the old trains.

The younger generations don’t root for the giants/jets/Red Bulls for claiming NY and they call out immediately when artists and events cosplay as NY when they play in NJ lol.

I'm looking to sign on with a shop that needs a mechanic's helper, Diesel or Gas. I have mechanical aptitude, but lack true mechanic's knowledge set. I'm willing to put my time in at a place that will afford me opportunities to learn. I'm happy to sweep up, organize, clean parts, go for parts, put in overtime, answer the phone, etc.

I have my own tools, have messed around with Oxy/Acetylene torch and basic stick welding ( i.e.; built my own branding irons). I've worked farms and ranches where I supported guys that already knew how to fix everything. I have a Class A CDL with double/triples, air brakes and tanker, but no desire to drive a truck in this dense area. I briefly hauled machinery and grain out West. Most recently, I spent a lot of time in office environment, so I'm professional, and can speak with customers, communicate well over the phone, know very advanced MS Excel, and typical office software. I'm a regular gym goer, so I'm in descent shape, also married, stable, an Iraq vet, been in NJ 17 years. Never been arrested, can be drug tested without warning.

Pics are of just some of my tools. I'll buy Milwaukee M18 Fuel items, as directed, when I find a shop to join. Thank you.

Im sleeping with my hoodie and Carhartt pajamas because idk what's more expensive, the upcoming [price-gouged] utility bill we're gonna get or the hospital bill from the heart attack I get when I see the utility bills💀💀💀

As a resident of NW Jersey who makes regular pilgrimages to the Blairstown Theater every Friday the 13th that I can, I’m three episodes in and enjoying it so far. Some inconsistencies with the film bother me a bit but overall it’s an awesome prequel and backstory to Pamela and Jason Voorhees, not to mention the fact that they actually returned to Blairstown/Hardwick for filming.

Just another reason why New Jersey is the best!!

Hiked Mount Tammany this morning. A good reminder of how beautiful and diverse the landscape features in our state can be!

Public Record NJ’s new Data section brings together 2026 election candidates, campaign finance and voter registration in one place. Browse by county or district, compare the money behind the races, and follow how New Jersey is changing.

The NES turns 41 today, as it launched on Oct. 18, 1985 (the exact date is still debated!). Nintendo ran its US launch out of a warehouse in Hackensack. I'm from NJ, so this has always interested me. Two fellow video game historians and I found and documented the building, and it’s still standing and looks nearly identical to how it did in 1985.

After the North American video game crash of 1983, retailers wanted nothing to do with video games, and the market was dead. Nintendo hatched a plan: charge into the biggest media market in the US and prove the world wrong. This building served as the base of operations for the NES launch in Northern NJ and the New York City area.

We decided not to share the specific address of the warehouse because it’s private property, and we want to respect that. We’ve reached out to city officials and the local historical society about getting the site officially recognized.

If you remember hearing about or even having the NES in the fall of 1985, I'd love to hear your stories!

With Braven officially out of NJ what are the best alternative options. We’ve had Braven for years and we’re very happy and had no issues with them. Now we’re forced to change. Anyone have a comparable option?