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Honeywell is building a corporate building on Mint Street across from the Stadium


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2 minutes ago, Kyle82 said:

Great.  More Jets, Giants and Bills fans moving down here for jobs. :eyeroll:

Uh. Bills are not in New Jersey. Nor are the majority of their fans. They are 450 miles from NJ. Buffalo Bills are the only true New York team. Geography!

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1 minute ago, GRWatcher said:

Uh. Bills are not in New Jersey. Nor are the majority of their fans. They are 450 miles from NJ. Buffalo Bills are the only true New York team. Geography!

So NObody from Buffalo moved to New Jersey for a job and would relocate yet again when they move here? :thinking:

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23 minutes ago, Kyle82 said:

So NObody from Buffalo moved to New Jersey for a job and would relocate yet again when they move here? :thinking:

People do move to New Jersey for jobs then move elsewhere, even here. Duh.

:eyeroll: Anything to keep from saying your initial derogatory remark is wrong? lol

I'm defending my hometown from being associated with New Jersey. :tongue:

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