mr_bunny wrote:
For him: aggravated assault, robbery and weapons offenses
For Her: conspiracy to commit robbery

Don't these charges seem a bit weak?
I thought that the use of a baseball bat to the head would be considered attempted murder with the use of a deadly weapon. (Or is aggravated assault legally the same thing?) Add to the fact that the robbery and attack was pre-orchestrated... I am particularly bothered by the lack of charges for Jasmine Rios.

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Hillary Campaign: Hillary Can "Plagiarize" but Obama Can't

When asked about Hillary Clinton "plagiarizing" her husband's words at Coretta Scott King's funeral Wolfson replied: "Sen. Clinton is not running on the strength of her rhetoric,"

Ha ha ha...

HGLNYC wrote:
Sorry I don't get it......I've been there a few times and it's a Manhattan wanna be. If I want trendy over priced weird food, i'll stay in the City.

Highlights include legalizing the common practice of drivers picking up more than one fare at a time

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gueren wrote:
There is a garage at the intersection of Erie and 9th. They charge $150 per month.

Aren't they eventually knocking that garage down as part of the new Hamilton Square condo project?

Asked if his mother played a role in securing his county and council jobs, Flood II, replied, "Not to my knowledge."

http://www.nj.com/news/jjournal/index ... 96406403289130.xml&coll=3

For Willie Flood, this role is clear. ?I worry about our children,? Flood begins. ?So many of them have no serious direction and are attracted to selling drugs and easy money. I want them to move up.? "[/i]

Charlie wrote:
Good job, unfortunately they'll be back on the streets in no time. I see these meetings all the time, too bad they don't do this more often.

NNJR wrote:
I'm sorry, but people who compare dogs to children are idiots. A dog is a domesticated animal, a child is a person. All analogies should stop there.

(Same goes for cats or any other pet)

rosember wrote:
I have noticed in the past week, that it has been mighty silent while the street cleaner covers my block, and that only half the cars on my street (First Street, bteween Erie and Manila) have tickets. I asked the Parking Authority officer in the little trike what gives? She said that the cars that are not ticketed belong to policemen, and they were instructed not to give tickets on First Street or Bay Street between Erie and Manila, and not to give any warning beeps as was the practice in the past. In fact the street cleaner won't even go up Bay from Manila, it makes a left on Manila, right on Newark, Right on Erie, completely bypassing the section between Manila and Erie. and is not giving any warning beeps to make up for the shortfall in tickets. This really stinks, as you now have to look for the street cleaner so that you move your car in time.

were not live, they had a hole all the way through the centre of the grenade where I imagine the charge once was.

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icantdrive55 wrote:
I don't see the beauty in stuff like the fence on Erie around 4th street where someone spray painted "Honky Begone". It's been there a while.

I imagine if someone spray painted a swastika, or a racist term for any other group of people, it would cause some sort of hue and cry and get removed, no?

I saw that "Honky Begone" grafitti and I left. I guess that incantation worked!!!

Crap like this isn't graffiti, it's vandalism.

According to Merriam Webster, Graffiti is " unauthorized writing or drawing on a public surface "

What's your definition? Where does it come from?

nikkiinnj wrote:
The one in Bayonne has Stadium Seating and the light rail stops across the street

DanL wrote:
this issue was first discussed on a prior thread when he went over the heads of the Historic Commission - RENOVATION RESISTANCE

though I find the title of this discussion more appropriate.

now doing my best GrovePath, Carl Czaplicki is about to be appointed Jersey City's "development czar" ........


Healy's likely new role for Czaplicki: directing city's HEDC department

Tuesday, September 18, 2007

Carl Czaplicki, Jersey City Mayor Jerramiah Healy's chief of staff for nearly three years, is changing jobs.

Healy intends to appoint Czaplicki to be director of the city's Department of Housing, Economic, Development and Commerce, according to sources.

Through his spokeswoman, Jennifer Morrill, the mayor confirmed that Czaplicki's transfer is imminent.

"I do envision using Carl's skills and talents to benefit me and the city at either the HEDC or the (Jersey City) Redevelopment Agency in the near future," Healy said through his spokeswoman.

Asked why he was moving Czaplicki out of the chief of staff role, Healy said, "Carl's tenure as chief of staff for two years and 10 months is probably a record in that position in Jersey City.

"However, there was a vacancy made at HEDC when Barbara Netchert (the department's former director) left to become the new county clerk.

Since Netchert's appointment to the county clerk post in July, Jersey City Redevelopment Agency Executive Director Robert Antonicello has been HEDC's acting director. Dominick Pandolfo, the mayor's deputy chief of staff, is expected to be named to replace Czaplicki, sources said.

Pandolfo is "one of the many names that's been proposed as the next chief of staff," Healy said.

KEN THORBOURNE Healy's likely new role for Czaplicki: directing city's HEDC department