BrightMoment wrote:

As T-Bird and others have pointed out here, if I was to speak at the City Council and say that stepanstas (of course if I knew your real name ) was a pedophile, or guilty of paying off voters for McCann I could say such allegations and it would be recorded in the public mtg. of the city council. However, you could rightfully sue me for making such a statement of slander particularly as it would forever impact your name and you doing anything in JC.

Councilman Fulop had every right to contemplate suing JCI for furthering the public conveyance of what the JCPD has already investigated and found that there was nothing there as to this criminals charges.

NorthBergen wrote:
Imagine the immediate outrage and call for resignation and investigations if the name were changed to Healy/Stack or Cunnigham.

T-Bird wrote:
But they became one of the "sides" when they wrote the follow-on piece. Nothing at all "Independent" about that. It's one thing to make an idle threat when someone publishes a report that was released illegally and that wrongfully attacks your reputation. It's another to air it all out in the name of "independence."

1djcview wrote:
I don't see any post from a "JerseyCityPower". Did the Webmaster delete that post? Why is one poster redacted and not another? Webmaster, I would like to see you add a post in the relevant thread when you delete a post and say why.

jsqfunk wrote:
The original article says

"We also linked to the police report, which we had obtained Friday morning, via fax, from the City Clerk?s office."

Did JCI request the fax or did someone anonymously send it?
Can anyone request random police reports for the city clerk?

T-Bird wrote:

You're good if they run it, right?

fat-ass-bike wrote:
Fulop should sue JCI and McCann - JCI simply published documents by McCann on good faith.

What happens if the budget failed?
School districts have two days after election results are certified to deliver defeated budgets to their local governing body. The governing body can trim the budget and recommend reductions in expenditures, or leave it as is. The school board is not obligated to follow the specific recommendations for cuts; it only must comply with the dollar amount. If a school board does not agree with a town?s cuts to the defeated budget, it can apply to the state education commissioner for restoration of the funds. If voters reject a second ballot question, there is no appeal.

How much will my taxes increase this year?
Generally, the school part of a local property tax levy is not permitted to exceed 4 percent, although the law allows exceptions for specific reasons, such as loss of state aid or increases in health insurance premiums. The commissioner of education, however, has said the county superintendents will discourage school districts from using these exceptions.

mvm wrote:

Is Dan endorsing anyone else?

JRL wrote:
Isn't Patel aligned with McCann, a felon and Dehere, who is not too bright?

Crazy_Chester wrote:
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i would rather wait and not get hit by a car than walk into the street to prove i have the right of way.

Wuss.

Patel suggested that schools should switch to using recycled paper, and to stop wasting electricity when schools were empty

mmmcoffee wrote:
Don't most banks now have signs stating you have to remove all hats/glasses/etc before entering?

PBW wrote:
Today, I was crossing Grove/Manila at 1st street. There is a painted crosswalk there.

I saw 5 cars coming a block away. I decided to test the new law and stepped of the curb, obviously looking to cross the street.

None of the 5 cars stopped. The last one was JCPD.

LoraJ wrote:
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FGJCNJ1970 wrote:

So will I now be counted twice? Should I fill out and return the second form as well?

From what I hear, you are supposed to write "DUPLICATE" on it and send it back.