The City Council decided to move Hoboken's non partisan municipal elections, which are usually held in May, to November with the goal to increase voter turn out. The decision was made in a 5-4 vote on Wednesday night.
A November election would mean that the current council members' terms will be extended by six months. (Those who would be up for election in May, would have to stay in office until the following November).
The measure was introduced by Council President Ravi Bhalla, who first brought up the issue in January, 2010.
"My main motivation is encouraging voter participation," said Councilman-at-Large David Mello.
Members of the public were divided on the issue. Jonathan Wharton, a professor at Stevens Institute of Technology, said that elections in May and June—run off elections are held in early June—puts students at a disadventage, Wharton said.
Wharton, who teaches political science, said that moving elections to November, would be a step in the right direction and would increase voter turn out.
"I think this is a very bad idea," said Hobokenite Dan Tumpson. "I agree you’ll have more voters. But that doesn’t mean you’ll have more informed voters."
Some of the members of the public expressed their concerns that local issues would fall by the wayside in a November election.
Tumpson, along with other residents, said they would like to see this issue voted on in a referendum. "You seem to be rushing into this," Tumpson told the council.
Third Ward Councilman Michael Russo proposed to have a referendum by the public before the new law could go into effect. The council majority voted against Russo's amendment.
"I really see this as a power grab," said Second Ward Councilwoman Beth Mason. "Everyone who votes in favor, is taking the power away from the people."
In a 5-4 vote—with all the minority council members voting against the move—the new law passed, after about an hour of discussion by the public and the council.
The first November municipal election will be held in November 2013, when Mayor Dawn Zimmer as well as Councilmembers-at-Large Carol Marsh, Bhalla and Mello are up for re-election.
Hobbs
10:12 pm on Wednesday, July 20, 2011
The Russo political machine understand that that they can get out their small vote many times a year and they fear that if a larger number of people vote fewer times a year they will no longer have that advantage to maintain their power..
Redrider765
12:01 am on Thursday, July 21, 2011
We might be rid of them forever. Thank God.
Outofcontrol
11:27 pm on Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Just imagine if Russo or Mason proposed moving the election and giving themselves 6 months more in office. The reformers would be having seizures! They'd be calling it it a power grab, a political ploy to stay in office for a longer time...blah, blah, blah. But, since it was the pseudo-reformers who pulled off the power grab, their cronies on here will spin it as a good thing for the good of all. The Zimmer cabal has absolutely no shame.
Redrider765
11:32 pm on Wednesday, July 20, 2011
What I found curious is Russo's comment that perception is reality and the reformers shouldn't proceed b/c of the risk that perception might become reality. If he REALLY believes that, then he should immediately resign b/c of that tape where he discussed taking a bribe. What a hypocrite. He has no shame, neither do his apologists who were fine w/ him and his corrupt parents who still to this day infest local politics.
tonysoares
8:39 am on Thursday, July 21, 2011
Uh, they all get 6 more months in office, but that's 2 and 4 years from now. Some of them might not be here in 3 months.
One never knows where things will be that far off.
Redrider765
8:47 am on Thursday, July 21, 2011
I wish the FBI would move a little faster.
Outofcontrol
11:51 pm on Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Speaking of infesting local politics. Is that something like when a Zimmer supported council person makes large political contributions in towns that coincidentally award large no bid contracts to the same person?
Redrider765
12:00 am on Thursday, July 21, 2011
I am judging Russo on his words and his hypocrisy. I am not going to judge anyone else on Russo's words and your mischaracterization of their perfectly legal contributions to a PAC. Wake me when the FBI catches someone I support on tape saying they'd take a bribe, a kickback or get indicted and plead guilty to a crime. But nice try at changing the topic from Russo's hypocrisy and his complete inability to live by the standard he tries to set for others.
4321
8:27 am on Thursday, July 21, 2011
again, I'll have a clean diaper and a bottle waiting for you when you are "awaken"
Redrider765
8:30 am on Thursday, July 21, 2011
Pathetic response there Mr. Enabler. Keep pretending this corrupt gasbags that lie, cheat and steal aren't up to no good. Hope your $40 a vote is worth it.
tonysoares
8:36 am on Thursday, July 21, 2011
Or like when Beth Mason tried to give a no bid contract to Howard Safir, a one-time client of her husband's lawfirm?
tonysoares
8:34 am on Thursday, July 21, 2011
In 2009 Beth Mason plastered Hoboken with signage reading "Mason -Corzine 2009"
In addition to this lawmaker violating local ordinances with Pole signs, she contradicted her current position where she now claims it will confuse the voter and bring outside influence to local races.
Attempting to attach herself to Corzine's Re-Election, not only infuriated the Corzine Campaign, it annoyed voters who knew she was trying to ride the coattails of a Popular Democrat in a largely Democratic City.
It seems Mason thinks the public has short memory and is too stupid to remember her tricks and /or contradictory actions.
Redrider765
8:46 am on Thursday, July 21, 2011
I expect nothing but lies, distortions and outright hypocrisy from her which is why I pretty much distrust everything she says. Thanks for pointing out yet another example.
diane
1:35 pm on Thursday, July 21, 2011
howard Safir? Is that the loser police director appointed by Giuliani after his first one went to jail. How rich
tonysoares
1:51 pm on Thursday, July 21, 2011
Mason and her husband lobbied a no-bid for this guy: Commissioner Howard Safir comes to HobokenSafir finds gold in WTC’s rubble
He wasn’t even on the job but uses attack to boost biz
BY GREG B. SMITHDAILY NEWS STAFF WRITERSunday, August 19th 2007, 4:00 AMExclusive: Former Police Commissioner Howard Safir leveraged his former top cop status into multiple contracts and corporate positions and has made millions by recounting 9/11. “Former Police Commissioner Howard Safir has made millions recounting the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
Since leaving 1 Police Plaza in 2000, the man Rudy Giuliani once called “the greatest police commissioner in New York City history” has leveraged his former top cop status into multiple contracts and corporate positions related to the fallout from 9/11.In each case, the companies sell goods and services by specifically mentioning the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks or by offering devices to thwart terrorists.
A Daily News investigation found Safir is financially linked to six companies. He even made money selling a flawed “skyscraper escape” device that resulted in a near-fatal accident. In response to written questions, Safir refused to discuss his dealings with the NYPD or FDNY on behalf of any of the six companies.
“I will not provide answers to these questions,” he said.
Outofcontrol
5:07 pm on Thursday, July 21, 2011
C'mon, keep your eye on the ball. This is an article about the power grab pulled off by Zimmer and her puppets and how they violated the public trust by stealing an additional six months of time from those people who fully expected her to serve 4 years, not 4 years and 6 months.
InfotainMe
7:28 pm on Thursday, July 21, 2011
Actually, we expect her to serve 8 years, not 4 years and 6 months.
Redrider765
7:58 pm on Thursday, July 21, 2011
The people who were involved in a power grab spent tens of thousands of dollars buying votes in the last 2 4th ward races. Look in the mirror the next time you start ranting about a power grab you shill.
friendly fire
6:50 pm on Thursday, July 21, 2011
Exactly, now you can suk it!!
T Blake
7:39 pm on Thursday, July 21, 2011
This has nothing to do with extending terms by six months they don't pick the dates of the general elections. This has everything to do with making elections more accessible to the commuters who work hard and pay taxes here just like everyone else. Im sure they'd all show up for the off cycle elections if they were voting to avoid having their property reassessed for another 20 years, or live in a taxpayer subsidized rent control building that their earnings made them ineligible for. As for 'informed voters', the recent history of corruption and financial dysfunction is one that they selected. I'll take my chances with the 'uninformed' thanks!
InfotainMe
7:46 pm on Thursday, July 21, 2011
Actually I wish they would have move it back 6 months to 11/2012. That would have shut up those who are pretending this is just about the 6 months. And moving the mayoral election to coincide with the presidential would terrify these clowns because they know they can't compete when 20k show up at the polls. Not enough votes to buy to offset the increased turnout.
leafy
7:49 pm on Thursday, July 21, 2011
Every day I get down on my knees and thank god for Dawn Zimmer. She's the bomb when it comes to politics. I mean the sky is the limit. I hope she serves Hoboken for the rest of her life. She's done so much to energize and revitalize the Mile Square. She's dynamic, energetic, and wroks tirelessly. She's got all the charisma of Clinton, as in Bill, and the oratory originality of MLK...I mean I could listen to her FOREVER. I think any future parks should bear her name. Can we repeal term limits? I hope Councilman Bhalla puts that on the next agenda!! Do I see the White House in her future? Anything's possible.
Outofcontrol
8:08 pm on Thursday, July 21, 2011
Didn't she invent sliced bread too? I think you forgot that one.
T Blake
7:59 pm on Thursday, July 21, 2011
That is actually a great point Intotainme. I guess it at least lines up with the gubernatorial race.... But your point is well taken. Either way it beats what we have now, I'll take it.
diane
9:49 pm on Thursday, July 21, 2011
are you hallucinating? what about the big hole that is still on Sinatra drive and has been there since October.
friendly fire
11:13 pm on Thursday, July 21, 2011
Diane, really??? That's what you bring to the table???? The hole, the COUNTY hole?? And you're a voter??!
HBKN North
10:15 am on Friday, July 22, 2011
November is the right time to have municipal elections becuase of the higher turnout and it should save taxpayers money by doing so...
diane
1:57 pm on Friday, July 22, 2011
friendly fire, you are not a gentleman. it proves it that you don't even use your real name. Some things are more important to some than others. One of the reasons I came to hoboken was because of its beautiful waterfront. now its just an eyesore with a big hole in it. Last i hear friendly fire this was not YOUR column but everyones. Instead of knocking people, do something constructive
Redrider765
2:10 pm on Friday, July 22, 2011
We did, we voted for people to clean up the mess the people you supported made. One of those messes was the collapsing waterfront.
diane
1:59 pm on Friday, July 22, 2011
and yes, I am a voter along with the 200 people in my building and my 18 relatives who live here. So go blow your hot air elsewhere
FAP
2:13 pm on Friday, July 22, 2011
Diane you know that the hole was caused by past administrations not doing proper upkeep and it's being fixed as we speak. I'm glad we finally have a Mayor who gets things done as opposed to pretending a problem doesn't exist.
Outofcontrol
3:18 pm on Friday, July 22, 2011
All Zimmer is doing is feeding connected engineering firms. It's been two years and it's still not fixed. If she can't get a parked fixed in two years, no wonder she hasn't been able to build any new parks. Simply incompetent.
Redrider765
3:43 pm on Friday, July 22, 2011
Duh - we are waiting for the state to issue a permit. That has been the hold up for months.
greenhaven
3:46 pm on Friday, July 22, 2011
Of course you know its a county road and the repair is being done by the county but lying is what you do and though you're not particularly skilled at it, I wouldn't call you incompetent.
Redrider765
3:49 pm on Friday, July 22, 2011
OOC is talking about Sinatra I think. The county road looked like they were making a ton of progress on. Anyone complaining about that hasn't been looking at the good work they have been doing fixing a problem that never should have been allowed to develop in the first place.
diane
11:13 pm on Friday, July 22, 2011
ONLY A VERY SMALL MAN WOULD HIDE BEHIND A FAKE NAME
greenhaven
3:36 pm on Friday, July 22, 2011
Diane is precisely the kind of "informed" voter who votes in the may elections and who fears being outvoted by the hordes of "uninformed" voters who will swell the turnout in november. i'll take my chances with the "uninformed" thank you very much. Those who came before the CC and actually argued that lower turnouts are better because it results in a more "informed" electorate should seriously reflect on what they're saying. About 1/2 of that "informed" electorate are the people Peter Cammarano correctly believed would vote for him even if he were indicted.
Outofcontrol
4:30 pm on Friday, July 22, 2011
Yes RedRider, I'm talking about Sinatra Park. Over two years has passed.
You say "we're" waiting for a permit. Are you involved in the repairs? I sure hope you're not responding to these posts on city time.
Redrider765
4:58 pm on Friday, July 22, 2011
We the city of Hoboken are waiting for the DEP to give us a permit. DUH
Redrider765
4:59 pm on Friday, July 22, 2011
Oh yeah, you live in JC, guess you aren't part of the "we" I was talking about. My fault. I shouldn't include you w/ the rest of the citizens of Hoboken who are part of that "we". You just troll here.
friendly fire
4:10 pm on Friday, July 22, 2011
Trust me when I tell you, the COUNTY road was explained to Diane 2 months ago, on this blog. The fact that she has either forgotten it or worse, chooses to ignore it so she can bash an administration that has no responsibility for it, is annoying. I even introduced her to a search engine called Google so she could actually do a little research before commenting on a topic she has NO IDEA about. I gave her the benefit of the doubt that she was just uninformed. Not the case!
Redrider765
4:16 pm on Friday, July 22, 2011
Yeah, pretty obvious that she is not uninformed. More like she is an irrational hater. But I bet she loves all those convicted felons who helped to screw things up so badly in this town.
Outofcontrol
5:23 pm on Friday, July 22, 2011
Getting pretty defensive there, RedRider. Did I hit a nerve? As far as me living in Jersey City, I'll just chalk that up to your desperate attempt to discredit everyone who fails to walk the Zimmer line. Sweetie, I'm more invested in this town than most and I have the outrageous tax bills to show for it. Since you can't deny that Zimmer has been dragging her feet on Sinatra Park, you may as well try to Good try at diversion, moron, but until you can come up with a date for completion at Sinatra Park, let's just agree that you Mayor has failed for two years now to re-open the soccer field.
Redrider765
5:51 pm on Friday, July 22, 2011
I can and will deny it but nice to see you are consistent in your inability to tell the truth no matter what topic you post on.
Redrider765
5:54 pm on Friday, July 22, 2011
Since you are lazy - here it is in black and white for you. Ask the DEP and Army Corps of Engineers to finish the permitting process already if you are in such a rush
http://www.hobokennj.org/docs/mayor/Boswell-Project-Summary.pdf
diane
11:16 pm on Friday, July 22, 2011
i LIVE DOWN THE STREET FROM THE HOLE IN SINATRA DRIVE. tAKE A LOOK AT IT SOMETIME. aLL YOU'LL SEE ARE TWO COPS SITTING IN A POLICE CAR LOOKING AT THE HOLE.
diane
11:18 pm on Friday, July 22, 2011
NOW THEY CAN GO DRIVE TO 3RD AND PARK AND LOOK AT THE HUGE HOLE IN THE SIDEWALK THERE. tHANKS MAYOR ZIMMER
Redrider765
11:32 pm on Friday, July 22, 2011
I'd bother to respond but you appear to be drunk. Enjoy the hangover. Drunk posting, never a good idea. When you sober up, hit the caps lock button on your keyboard.
Karen O'Shea
5:55 pm on Monday, July 25, 2011
Just read the pdf. Wow had, no idea Boswell has all the projects. How is that possible? Hole in River Road really needs to be fixed tho. Taking their sweet ass time about too.
It isn't Mayor Zimmer's fault, previous administrations and local county officials are to blame.
diane
3:02 pm on Saturday, July 23, 2011
I've been told that redrider can't cut the mustard. Maybe bob dole can give you some pointers on viagra. and to my everlasting disgrace, i did vote for dawn zimmer. maybe councilman cunningham can give you some pointers on how to dress and how to act. from what i've seen you need tremendous help in both areas.
Redrider765
5:17 pm on Saturday, July 23, 2011
Ah, the drunk learned to use the caps lock button. So what has the drunk grandma seen? Trust me, you have no clue who I am. I don't want nutcases like you knowing who I am. People like you tend to do things like key cars, stalk people when they are out walking their dog, slash tires, make crank calls at all hours of the day and night at a person's home & office and harass people they disagree with when they see them out on city streets or at CC meetings. There is no way I'd ever let you nuts know who I am, where I live, etc.... So do tell us what you have seen. It will be good for a laugh knowing how completely bat sh1t crazy you are. And do drink lots of water, bet that hangover you have is pretty wicked.
Karen O'Shea
8:33 pm on Sunday, July 24, 2011
diane you are hilarious! Love it, so not pc. But the comment about the cops sitting in their car looking at the hole put the soda on my screen.......Red do not engage!
I love the fact that elections will now be held in November YAY! Less chance of run off #1 and #2 , more people more actually voting. Decisive wins. Its a win win all around.
Redrider765
11:48 pm on Sunday, July 24, 2011
Damn, the crazy lady responded then someone in her household w/ more than 2 functioning brain cells made her delete her nonsense before I could read it. Not fair. Sorry Karen, when Diane starts lying through her teeth and makes stuff up, I call her out on being a liar. I can't stand liars just like I can't stand cheats and thieves. And she is a liar who seems to back cheats and thieves. Not cool. Completely agree on the election change. The Dianes of the world will be very disappointed w/ how that change alters the dynamic of future elections.
diane
11:59 pm on Sunday, July 24, 2011
Thank you Karen. I pass the cops and the 8 foot hole everyday on my way to the ferry. Sometimes they have their feet stuck out the window.
Karen O'Shea
2:29 pm on Monday, July 25, 2011
oh lord.....lol
Redrider765
2:33 pm on Monday, July 25, 2011
She found her liquid courage, has had too much already and it isn't even quitting time yet.
diane
12:03 am on Monday, July 25, 2011
As for politics, I voted for Obama and I will vote for him again. By the way Red R, Helen Cunning is going to nominate you for Irishman of the year in 2012. Couldn't happen to a nicer guy.
Redrider765
7:32 am on Monday, July 25, 2011
Don't tell anyone else who you voted for b/c it might cost the guy a few votes if regular people knew who you were voting for.
BTW, it is pretty clear you have no idea who I am. Thank God b/c you are just the sort of kook that makes being publicly known not a safe thing in this town. Last thing I want is a mentally unhinged person like you slashing my tires, crank calling me at 2 AM, etc..... You are completely off your rocker Diane.
Redrider765
8:19 am on Monday, July 25, 2011
Oh, and Diane, if you don't like being called a liar, perhaps you should just stop w/ the lies and delete the comments based on a lie you post over and over again about that hole by the ferry you blame on Zimmer that is the COUNTY'S RESPONSIBILITY to fix.
I have to just laugh at how you delve into all sorts of bigoted, insensitive, homophobic insults towards a person you don't know when you are called out on being a liar, then when you are suitable embarrassed by your conduct, you delete some of the insults but you completely forget to delete the lies. I guess you'd rather be a liar than a bigot in the public's opinion? Oh well, can't wait til the next drunken rant of yours.
Anthony
10:50 am on Monday, July 25, 2011
I agree that it is pretty clear that the county is the party of ultimate responsibility here. That said, i think you can make a resonable critisism in that the Mayor, using political capital with people at the county level, should be forcing the issue more. Part of getting things done at the county level I would assume depends on lobbying and pushing your city's needs on country reps to move.
Redrider765
10:59 am on Monday, July 25, 2011
Anthony, please, stop trying to cover up for the dishonesty of that vile creature. She blames a person not responsible for fixing that hole and doesn't levy 1 ounce of criticism on a guy like our county freeholder who is in fact responsible for making decisions related to fixing that hole. She does it out of spite and hatred and continues in her lies even after they are pointed out to be lies.
Anthony
9:38 am on Monday, July 25, 2011
Got to say, this sure seems a bit underhanded. I have read a shit ton of comments on this blog decrying the "corruption" around the city...but now those same people are defending passing a law that gives their Mayor (and themselevs) an additional 6 months in office under the guise of "voter participation"? Also they denioed an amendment to put the vote to refernedum? If you want transpaentcy what better way then to allow the residents decide when they want to hold their votes for the mayor?
It really just goes to show that in politics...everyone is crooked, especially the ones that claim not to be.
Redrider765
9:56 am on Monday, July 25, 2011
You are free to vote against them in November if you don't like it.
Journey
10:09 am on Monday, July 25, 2011
It will also give everyone else six more months.
Anthony
10:37 am on Monday, July 25, 2011
All I ask is those beating the drum of open government and non-corruption do so on all fronts. I can respect a person for being true to their word, but it kind of dulls your message when you support others in govenrment doing essentially the same things you have beeen outspoken against.
Does this mean we will have run-off elections through the holiday season? Also, other than major presidential elections every 4 years, is the % in voter turnout from May to November really THAT signifigant? Also, isn't ad buy time more expensive during November? What about the local election being drowned out by larger more media covered elections in November..are votoers really going to be paying more attention to a Ward race when there are ads on TV every minute about some big state or US election?
I personally would have voted (if the option was given to me) on keeping the May election schedule unless a compelling arguement could be made as for why November was clearly a better option.
ThisMeansWar
10:57 am on Monday, July 25, 2011
The only way to take advantage of the legal option was to move the election forward 6months. I would have MUCH preferred to move it back 6 months to coincide with the presidential, but that is not a LEGAL option. It's a one-time event, hardly a trend.
Redrider765
11:00 am on Monday, July 25, 2011
Anthony, I believe reformers ran on issues like changing the dates of elections to November to encourage greater participation. In that they have been completely true to their word.
Anthony
12:31 pm on Monday, July 25, 2011
Is there a cost savings to holding the elections in November with the other elections?
Scott M. Siegel
2:30 pm on Monday, July 25, 2011
There were 2 reasons for the legislation. Most important was increased voter turnout, the second was cost savings. We spend around $20,000 per election. Like Info, I wish the legislation called for 6 months less, but that is not how the law passed. BTW it passed 45-32 in the Legislature and 36-0 in the Senate.
diane
2:14 pm on Monday, July 25, 2011
red r. you are an unimportant person, the dirt underneath my shoe. You don't matter and you have a vile temper. Call CVS and get your prescriptions refilled.
diane
2:37 pm on Monday, July 25, 2011
as for our county freeholder STIX Romano, I've had more intelligent conversations with the the guy who rides around town in his batman outfit.
Redrider765
2:54 pm on Monday, July 25, 2011
His intelligence isn't the issue. He is the one you should hold accountable for the county's lack of progress on a project that they have sole authority over.
Karen O'Shea
2:44 pm on Monday, July 25, 2011
lolz ok Diane now you're one of my favs!
diane
3:03 pm on Monday, July 25, 2011
Maurice Fitzgibbons was a much better freeholder
Karen O'Shea
5:56 pm on Monday, July 25, 2011
cough cough seriously?
friendly fire
3:04 pm on Monday, July 25, 2011
Diane, you're an idiot. Do you see anyone trying to say anything to the contrary concerning your posts?! Now Stick, not Stix you schmuck, is a very good friend of mine. I may not agree with him politically on many issues, but to suggest he's not intelligent is about as accurate as your perception about who's responsible for the uptown hole. He's contributed a lot of hard work and sincere dedication to this town long before you decided to move here because "you like the waterfront". Go back to talking to Batman and any other caped crusader who would be willing to talk to you, but PLEASE- UNPLUG YOUR COMPUTER.
diane
3:08 pm on Monday, July 25, 2011
If we had a real mayor like bill musto, that hole would have been fixed in 20 minutes
Redrider765
3:23 pm on Monday, July 25, 2011
We don't need more felons as mayor.
ThisMeansWar
4:31 pm on Monday, July 25, 2011
Bill Musto was indicted on 36 counts of racketeering, fraud, and extortion & convicted in 1982. Even though he suits your taste in civic leaders he would not fix the hole on Sinatra Drive. That belongs to the county.
Redrider765
4:56 pm on Monday, July 25, 2011
There is a segment of the population in this town that don't care about arrests, indictments or convictions. That is why we need to increase turnout.
Hoboken1653
5:37 pm on Monday, July 25, 2011
Diane seems lovely. When not being a homophobe, she longs for the days of graft and corruption.
Karen O'Shea
5:45 pm on Monday, July 25, 2011
I may have spoken too soon. This is a name we do not utter.
diane
3:46 pm on Monday, July 25, 2011
i ADMIT stix WAS SMART ENOUGH TO GET A BIG PENSION BEFORE LEAVING THE POLICE DEPARTMENT. i GUESS ITS REALLY HARD WORK RIDING AROUND IN A POLICE CAR ALL OVER HOBOKEN WITH STOPS AT THE DINER ALONG THE WAY. HE SHOULD HAVE HAD A REAL ASSIGNMENT LIKE WORKING IN THE PROJECTS FROM MIDNIGHT TO 8 A.M. THAT WOULD LEAVE HIM TIME TO TAKE A NAP BEFORE TRYING TO PICK UP WOMEN AT HIS FAMILY'S BAR.
diane
3:48 pm on Monday, July 25, 2011
SEE YOU LATER. I'M OFF TO THE POOL IN NORTH BERGEN WHICH I HAD TO PAY $500 TO JOIN SINCE THIS TOWN HAS NO POOL FOR RESIDENTS.
friendly fire
3:51 pm on Monday, July 25, 2011
Wow, enjoy the rain!! I think they're calling for lightening, that should be fun. Wow!
diane
6:40 pm on Monday, July 25, 2011
they have an indoor heated pool.
friendly fire
3:53 pm on Monday, July 25, 2011
Doing the lightning dance as we speak....
diane
6:41 pm on Monday, July 25, 2011
What I liked about maurice is that you could always get him on the phone and he would listen. he helped a friend of mine with MS get into section VIII housing.
friendly fire
7:10 pm on Monday, July 25, 2011
Oh, then by all means, you're entitled to be an idiot. Maurice helped your friend with MS, you should have told us that earlier. You get a pass, no need to bring any intellect to the table. I can't believe you didn't tell us sooner. Wait till you see what Batman can do for you. Was Aquaman at the pool?
InfotainMe
8:59 pm on Monday, July 25, 2011
What a perfect object lesson. Focus on the anecdotal personal favors and forget the big picture, eg, federal indictments, pockets lined with dirty $. And then wonder why there's no pool. She can teach, but I don't think she can learn.
Redrider765
11:02 pm on Monday, July 25, 2011
LMAO, FF you deserve a plus 1.
diane
12:44 am on Tuesday, July 26, 2011
i MADE A MISTAKE WITH STIX ROMANO...HE DIDN'T DRIVE AROUND HOBOKEN. HE HAD A DRIVER. WOULDN'T' ALL THE SENIORS IN HOBOKEN BE GLAD TO KNOW THATA ONE.
Diane's hole
10:21 am on Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Trust me when I tell you, I've been with Diane for a long time.... Don't look to her for any common sense!
Karen O'Shea
12:14 pm on Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Diane wasn't he "the driver" for Mayor Roberts ?
Keating Five
4:09 pm on Saturday, July 30, 2011
Would the state permit come from the same Governor Christie that Dawn has gone out of her way and crossed party lines to support? Boy, he shows thanks well. Shows what a great judge of human character the mayor is.