Pathsux.com, a group of PATH riders fed up with crowded trains, released the latest update of their online survey of the PATH train service.

According to their official website the results of the online survey are delivered to the Port Authority of NY/NJ.

The results include 1,000 responses and various comments from dissatisfied train riders that took the time to respond between September 1st of 2009 and July 1st of 2010.

Love the service? Hate the service? Take the survey online and let PATH management know how you feel about it.

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A Newark-based exterminator has been ordered by the state Department of Environmental Protection to stop business and return to clean up 70 residences that were sprayed with toxic pesticide residue.

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