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 ==Understand==
-Fort Lee is conveniently located between the Paramus, NJ retail corridor, and the world renowned and legendary, [[New York City]]. This town is comprised of a large residential community of fort lee natives, but there is also much cultural diversity within the town. This culture represented through the vast variety of international restaurants, and small business, which help make fort lee so diverse, but there is a strong Korean presence that can be seen in retail and dining storefronts.
+Fort Lee is conveniently located between the [[Paramus]], NJ retail corridor, and the world renowned and legendary, [[New York City]]. This town is comprised of a large residential community of fort lee natives, but there is also much cultural diversity within the town. This culture represented through the vast variety of international restaurants, and small business, which help make fort lee so diverse, but there is a strong Korean presence that can be seen in retail and dining storefronts.
 Fort Lee is a small town but is piled high with apartment buildings. Because Fort Lee is situation on the Hudson River bank, there are breathtaking views from almost any window facing the river. The New York City skyline, and 4th of July fireworks are incomparable to many sights. Fort Lee, as built up commercially and residentially as it is houses many playing fields and recreational parks as well as bike and running trails. It is the perfect combination of city meets suburb.
 Fort Lee is known for its apartment buildings and co-op complexes. These types of habitations are desirable for families with or without children, as well as the elderly because of the extensive amenities. Many buildings offer garage parking, elevators, storage units, pool and spa access, park grounds, and ample security. One of the largest perks of this town is the walking access to many restaurants, convenience stores and mass transit transportation.
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 ==Do==
 There is an abundance of supermarkets, one the most famous and unique being Caffasso’s Fairway Market.
-There are also a plethora of nail salons, frozen yogurt shops, coffee shops and gas stations. Other than eating, or shopping, or shopping for food, there is not much else to do unless you work in Fort Lee.
+There are also a plethora of nail salons, frozen yogurt shops, coffee shops and gas stations. Other than eating, or shopping, or shopping for food, there is not much else to do unless you work in Fort Lee. Fort Lee also has a great community center open to all borough residents. The community center has dance, yoga, and other exercise classes, offers open gym hours for basketball or other recreation. During the summer their outdoor theatre is used for performances and "movies in the park" every friday night.
 *'''Cafasso's Fairway Market''' [http://www.cafassosfairwaymkt.com/] 1214 Anderson Ave. Fort Lee, NJ 07024, tel: 201-224-7900. Store hours:Mon-Fri 8:30am-7pm, Sat 8:30am-6:30pm, Sun 9am- 3:00pm.
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 For local transportation or air-port/train station services, there are several local taxi company's that are reliable.
-*'''A-1''' [www.a-1carserv.com] 2470 Lemoine Avenue, Fort Lee, NJ, tel:(201) 944-3737.
+*'''A-1''' [http://www.a-1carserv.com] 2470 Lemoine Avenue, Fort Lee, NJ, tel:(201) 944-3737.
-*'''Babe's''' [www.babestaxi.com] 185 Bridge Plaza North, Fort Lee, New Jersey, tel: (201) 944-6800.
+*'''Babe's''' [http://www.babestaxi.com] 185 Bridge Plaza North, Fort Lee, New Jersey, tel: (201) 944-6800.
 *'''G W Taxi''' 1696 Bergen Blvd Fort Lee, NJ 07024, tel:(201) 363-0555.

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		+	*'''The Borough of Fort Lee, Town Hall''' [http://www.fortleenj.org/index.php] Here you can find information about the involvement of Fort Lee residents in the community as well as many of their municipalities. Information also includes upcoming events in the town.

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 ==See==
 Fort Lee is known and named for the story of how General George Washington was forced to evacuate the area in November of 1776 and begin his famous retreat through New Jersey during the winter of 1776-77 in the protection of "Fort Lee".The Visitors' Center provides information on the role of Fort Lee in the War. Audio-visual displays, detailed exhibits, gives visitors a sense of what this town was like centuries ago.
 *'''Fort Lee Historic Park''' [http://www.njpalisades.org/flhp.htm]Hudson Terrace Fort Lee, NJ 07024, tel: (201) 461-1776. Revolutionary re-enactments, and breathtaking views of the GW Bridge, the Little Red Light House, Hudson River and majestic city skyline.
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