5corners wrote:
In your case racist morons

5corners wrote:
In your case it would be the history of morons

A lot of things go on in a campaign that aren't visible to the dilettante.

JCvoter wrote:
Symes says she wants to "Keep money out of politics".

Let's take a closer look at the 2015 school board campaign she ran one month after she moved to Jersey City.

Here we can see that Rebecca was the Chairperson for the Reichart-Gangadin-Roman "Education Matters" slate and that the campaign was run from her home, a Dixon property.





Ballotpedia succinctly informs us how much the campaign raised and spent.





https://ballotpedia.org/John_Reichart


However $6000 of that came in the form of loans from the candidates which leaves $14,649 in actual donations.





The first two donations were $500 from Rebecca Symes and $1000 from Paul Silverman.
I must stress here that, once again, the Silvermans appear to be the good guys in all this. Reichart was, and still is their guy, considering that, $1000 was a modest donation.
Nevertheless I'm going to include it in the total that developers gave.




Next up is Rob Caulfield of Fields Development in Hoboken who gave $2,500.

http://www.fieldsdevelopment.com/portfolio




Can you guess who's next?
I think you can.

It's Rebecca's employer and landlord Dixon Advisory with a mindblowing $7,800 donation.




Dixon was responsible for over half of the money raised by a campaign managed by a Dixon employee working from a discounted Dixon property.

Overall the campaign received $11,800 directly from developers which accounts for over 80% of donations.

The kicker here is that the campaign spent less than $4000, half of what Dixon gave.

They didn't even need the money.








All campaign records for any candidate can be viewed here -
http://www.elec.state.nj.us/ELECReport/SearchEntityByLocation.aspx

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heights wrote:
Maybe the beating was warranted.

Maybe you are a piece of sh*t.

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JCGuys wrote:
I've often tried to figure out this puzzle with no success.

PATH to 33rd, walk to Penn Station, LIRR to Jamaica, JFK AirTrain. :(

Hands down the best solution available. Seriously, don't even bother looking for alternatives. It is 75-90 minutes from DTJC to JFK. I have done it multiple times, without issues. During weekends it is cheaper, as you can take advantage of the LIRR CityTicket option, which means you pay ~4.00 for the LIRR, plus PATH, plus AirTrain. About $12 in total. I have done it before in 75 minutes, but it depends on connections and a bit of luck. Worst case scenario, barring any crazy, unexpected problems, it will take you 90 minutes.

yorkster wrote:
Hi All- I have a steam heat as many of us in these old homes and for some reason my pipes have been banging progressively worse. Has anyone had a similar situation and hired a specific plumber that rectified the issue? I know the steam systems are very finicky and not all plumbers know how to address it properly. Thanks in advance!

Candidate........... Count .....%
- Steven Fulop..... 27,462 ...77.52%
- Bill Matsikoudis ...7,910... 22.33%

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Chris_NJ wrote:
Does anyone know what % of the first Journal Square tower is rented out?

I wonder when some interesting retail & restaurants will come to the blocks right around JSQ. The cynical side of me says "never" and the block from the PATH station to Tonnelle will always be exactly as it is now. The glass half full version of me says "be patient, it will happen."

Ethnic ain't interesting ?

You want shit for white ppl ?

Eh, i get it. Have you ever actually tried to eat in JSQ? Besides a few good Indian joints on Newark, there really isnt much thats good OR interesting. It has nothing to do with ethnic. Its honestly just nothing you would want to venture out for with a date, or friends.

But to answer the previous question, yes I do think some good options will start to trickle in soon

jimbehrle

thatgirl wrote:
Yep, hater trolls who attack people who have opinions different than
theirs. I can make up my own mind, thanks, and I could care
less who you want everyone to vote for.

Chris_NJ wrote:
Does anyone know what % of the first Journal Square tower is rented out?

I wonder when some interesting retail & restaurants will come to the blocks right around JSQ. The cynical side of me says "never" and the block from the PATH station to Tonnelle will always be exactly as it is now. The glass half full version of me says "be patient, it will happen."

JPhurst wrote:
Give me an S! Give me a T! Give me an U! Give me an P! Give me another I! D.....

What does that spell?

James is one of over 400 property owners

who benefitted from the city policy. James pays  approximetly $4400  a year for a property that was purchased for $783k in 2015.

jimbehrle wrote:
Well, Rich makes a big deal about being old school and chivalrous. John H. says nice things about Rich.

jimbehrle wrote:
I don't know about her but I was down there a few months ago to attend a funeral.

jimbehrle wrote:


How can Hudnut be simultaneously the most adorable and the most salty?

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Margaret Thatcher.

Maggie

It doesn't get said better. Have you caught Dave Wakeling and the new incarnation of The Beat on their recent tours? Saw them in 82 and they're just as good. A theater full of old farts like me dancing their asses off.

Margaret Thatcher.

jimbehrle wrote:
People who live on Ocean Ave would love interest from developers and development money