Yes, grammatically that’s what they wrote.

But why would they write “for them to sell”? I mean, what else would a shop do with stuff besides sell it?

If OP just wanted to “get rid of the stuff” without getting any money in return they would either toss it in the garbage or donate it.

It’s a pretty safe bet that the OP is really asking about a place that will sell the stuff for them or buy it from them to sell.

Otherwise they probably would have asked “Where can I donate a bunch of stuff?”

Charging an access fee is not the same a being “private”

Which beaches in NJ are private?

Is this a joke?

FYI — no optometrist “makes” lenses; they all send them out to the same labs.

Not in any genuinely meaningful way, for the most part.

How did he get the owner’s driver’s license info?

I would shoot for being at baggage check at least 1.5hrs prior to boarding time for domestic flight; 2hrs for international.

Extravagant? Two people can barely get out of Applebee’s on Times Square for $200.

Nice - I’ve ridden my bike past that spot a zillion times; your pic really evokes the feeling of mile 50 on a cold winter morning.

With the exception of the shore

“Too soon to tell.”

Blue Mountain.

PS — nothing in this area is “geared towards more advanced skiers”

Check Brookdale community college

Ramps everywhere on Princeton and Rutgers campuses

Enter your destination into waze… and go.

New Brunswick would be about 45min.

PS — You should mention a budget.

Every one I’ve ever been to.

When Costco and Home Depot put out the artificial Christmas trees… in August.

Local Greek in Princeton

No.

NJ is one of the most affluent states

>Anyone know for sure?

The only way to “know for sure” would be to collect data from every single person in the state and do the math yourself. Otherwise look at the time period cited and source/methodology and determine which web figure you like.

Part of your issue might be that “median” and “average” are two very different things. Which are you actually looking for? Also, are you looking for individual or household income?

Check out wix or squarespace.

No need to get anyone to “code” a simple website anymore… this isn’t 2002.