I now see a wonderful young dentist who just started his practice. His name is Bo Seok. A graduate of the University of Pennsylvania dental school and interned at Columbia Presbyterian.

He's done 2 root canals on me with no pain and takes almost all insurance. His practice is Jersey City Dental Care, 3285 Kennedy Blvd. Near Manhattan Ave. 201-659-4512.

Let's hope that Chris Christie and the Feds come to Jersey City and lock up the Cunningham Crime Family. While they are at it, take a look at Charlie Epps. Tamika Riley, Sharpe James' mistress, used to be on the Board of Education payroll.

McConn should know all about shady dealings. He didn't spend time in the Federal lockup for nothing.

Another vote here for Peter Donnelly and Suzanne Mack. Two professional people who know what they're doing and are committed to the children.

Carmine Aumenta has done very good work for me. Highly recommended.

It's basically a good neighborhood. The only problems : sometimes the kids from Ferris High School are a pain in the butt. Also, the patrons of the Latin Lounge on 2nd and Indio's Place on 1st make too much noise after hours. But generally these are minor annoyances.

Yes, we should vote out a woman (Suzanne Mack) who has done so much for kids and parents on the word on an ex-felon.

I hear Arnold Diaz was back at City Hall yesterday looking for the Fleeing Floods. You can't make this stuff up.

'Flood' of problems for councilwoman's son
by Ken Thorbourne
Tuesday December 04, 2007, 6:05 PM

Less than three months after one arm of county government pressured Jersey City resident Phillip Flood II to resign due to a marijuana bust, his mother, Hudson County Register and Jersey City Councilwoman Willie Flood, hired him as a $38,000-a-year data processing systems programmer, officials said today.
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This is the second government job Flood II has landed thanks to his mother: On Nov. 20, Willie Flood hired him as her aide, earning Flood II another $15,000 a year.

The marijuana arrest occurred on Feb. 15, officials said.

Initial charges included six counts, including possession of controlled dangerous substance and being under the influence of drugs, but was downgraded to disorderly person offenses and remanded to the Jersey City Municipal Court, where on July 19, Flood II pleaded guilty to one court of possession of marijuana, said Trial Court Administrator Joseph Davis.

Flood II was placed on one year probation and given $708 in fines and penalties, which he paid by Sept. 25, Davis said.

The arrest triggered Flood II's suspension at the Hudson County Schools of Technology, where he had been working since July 2001 as a data entry and Web site employee, county officials said. Flood II finally resigned the $35,000-a-year post in August, said county spokesman Jim Kennelly.

The final call to put Flood II back on the county payroll on Nov. 13 was made by his mother, Willie Flood, Kennelly said yesterday.

"As a constitutional officer, she (Flood) is the appointing officer," Kennelly said. "She is the ultimate authority over who is hired or fired in her office."

The marijuana bust isn't Flood II's first brush with the law.

In the face of a theft by deception charge by the State Attorney General's Office last year, Flood II agreed to repay the state nearly $13,000 in unemployment insurance the state said he fraudulently collected between Aug. 4, 2001 to Aug. 23, 2003.

Flood never entered a plea and entered pre-trial intervention so no crime was entered on his record, said Attorney General spokesman Peter Aseltine.

Flood II didn't return calls to comment. Willie Flood II called her son "a very industrious and bright man."

He "grew up in the church" and helped distribute turkeys this past Thanksgiving, she added.

Remember when Phil Flood Jr. was arrested and some called for Willie Flood to resign ? Many on this board said NOOOOOOO.

What do you think now ?

I hope they do close it. Now Violent Viola wants to house convicts there. Before that it was drug abusers. And it's right across the street from a school.

Anything to preserve Glenn's last resting place.

Epps is sorta like Bush. He's done a horrendous job but is running out the clock until his retirement in 3 years. He's cut his deals with Corzine, Commissioner Davy and the Board of Ed members to make an additional 3 years possible.

He's a pompous, arrogant egomaniac in a monogrammed shirt.

Just what we need. One Cunningham hack replacing another Cunningham hack.

Gerry McCann is a bully and a low life. He's spent his life trying to intimidate people to work his way to the top. Every so often someone does beat the crap out of him, but he never seems to learn.

Weren't some of you saying how this joint wasn't a problem in a previous thread ?

I hate to say I told you so ... naa, no I don't.

Beware the Mocco factor !!!

Peter Mocco, the developer, has been known to cut many corners on his properties. The posts about sleazy salesmen doesn't surprise me.