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Sunday Flooding and Fire Videos
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April
Here we have a dozen videos filmed by both Hoboken411 and our new “Roving Reporter” gathering the recent footage of flooding as well as the giant fire that took place in the area around 2nd and Grand/Clinton street.
Watch them all in succession, or check video #7 out to see the massive flames. Last videos at the end display the deep flooding that Hoboken encounters during most typical rain storms.
Sorry for the late publication, had some personal issues today. Appreciate your understanding.
Starts with video #1 from the new reporter, and covers many other aspects of the day.
Part 1 (three trips outside, watching the rain puddles get bigger and bigger)
Part 2 (rain is really bad, woman comes running by ‘My house is on fire’, a minute or so into this firetrucks arrive, turns out its general lumber on fire)
Part 3 (flooding, smoke, another firetruck, firefighters trying to get into General Lumber)
Part 4 (tons and tons of smoke, customer finds out its nextdoor to his building, he does not have renters insurance, smoke is burning my eyes so I stop for a bit)
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Part 5 (I wonder what I can see out my back door…a parking lot/lake another firetruck and more smoke! – then listen to the firefighters sawing/axing down the entry to general lumber)
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Part 6 (More sawing/axing – still super smokey, then look in back and there’s some flames)
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Part 7 (Flames are OUT of control. Its an inferno. I feel the heat of the flames.)
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Part 8 (Still flames – but getting less)
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Part 9 (Fire looks to be under control finally)
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Part 10 (Passerby explains problem getting into General Lumber – fire is under control)
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Random Hoboken411 videos.. Flooding and driving through on the way to the Clinton Street Fire.
April 17th 2007 - 18:32:24 |
I agree, Cathy Cardillo is an excellent attorney and she only represents tenants – but man is she an unpleasant person to deal with. She can even be nasty with her own clients. But I don’t know a landlord in town that isn’t afraid for her!
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April 19th 2007 - 10:28:50 |
They finally drained my basement. But of course it wreaks down there and in the hallway and the dryer no longer works. I think I am done with Hoboken once my lease is up.
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April 22nd 2007 - 16:04:07 |
i think i am getting a bad rap on this website. i have not posted since the whole betting thing, but a couple people misquoted me about the fire and/or flooding.
2. Missy – that you’re eventually forced to move out of your parents’ basement here in Hoboken and to settle in another town…and upon arrival you’re greeted with the Hoboken ‘calling card’ of “I’ve-lived-here-longer-than-you-so-you-don’t-matter”.
“Some people went through a really, really bad time in the past 48hrs and to treat that with any degree of levity is beyond reproach. You should both be ashamed of yourself, but then again…you both clearly lack the capacity to appreciate the gravity of the situation.”
for all those affected by the flood and fire i am truly sorry. i happen to live in this neighborhood and my brother is a hoboken firefighter, therefore i never would have made these comments. and all i care about is the quality of life in this town i want to grow old here, but alot of people making these comments and/or making the “rules” for hoboken, consider this town a transitional period.
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April 22nd 2007 - 19:45:23 |
missy wrote:
Who cares, who do you really know on this website. And, I am think most people don’t go thru their day thinking “oh no, how about that missy that posts on hoboken411″. I think you should get over yourself!
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April 24th 2007 - 06:49:35 |
christ timber, i was just making a comment!
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