By the time you read this, Beth Mason is heading south to Atlantic City on her way to hosting a dessert party for a State Senator allied with Governor Christie and the work toward unseating sixth ward councilwoman Jen Giattino another in the latest political operation undone.
Timmy Occhipinti has “his” condo for sale. That revelation comes courtesy of a follow-up to MSV’s weekend exclusive on Grafix Avenger where the dessert is dishy and the girls are not talking among themselves on Saturday Night Live.
(Note: Meeting runs approximately two hours.)
The Hoboken council follies get a rare Monday night showing but the audience will be threadbare and it should end in rapid order as the previous council meeting on the back of a citywide Reform sweep that left the Hoboken Sopranos reeling the day after.
The ordinance on flood mitigation aiding residents in extending lower rates to the wider group of residents who need to take out flood insurance is back on the agenda for a second reading. The Old Guard council voted it down before the election but what purpose will it do now if Michael Russo, Beth Mason Terri Castellano and Timmy Occhipinti do that again?
The League of Municipalities meeting this week moves the City Council to a rare Monday evening guaranteed to generate little attention and news.
Will it be the perfect scene for springing an attack on Councilwoman Jen Giattino’s council seat?
Her family is preparing to move back into her home next month, a Christmas gift to themselves after suffering as many did with long term damage due to SuperStorm Sandy.
For the Old Guard, this is an what they see as an opportunity and with their full fledged minority status laying not far off in the distance once again, what can they do to possibly turn around the stop ahead?
Timmy Occchipinti fourth ward condo for sale:
This lower Monroe St. fourth ward condo, occupied by the occupant of the fourth ward council seat can be yours as it’s officially on sale. Price should be negotiable as MSV hears the person who put up the money for the unit wants her money back.
She certainly deserves it.
Last September, Timmy Occhipinti announced he quit his job with just over a month to Election Day to focus on the Hoboken race for mayor. After his dismal 17% showing even with easily the most expensive campaign of the three candidates, Timmy is looking to make another move.
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