From the desk of Joshua Sotomayor-Einstein:

I’m running for NJ GOP State Committee to make our state Republican Party a force for outreach, activism, and engagement. New Jersey needs a GOP that will work with grassroots conservatives and libertarians to elect Republicans in purple and blue areas by reaching out to the many moderates and even Democrats who are tired of high taxes and a growing cost of living. The NJ GOP State Committee is the central organ of the New Jersey Republican Party and is made of committee people elected from each county in our state. Elections are held on the same day as the primary, June 6. Contribute to the campaign for a grassroots pop on the GOP State Committee at:


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He’s back! Well, he’d like to be while on excursion to Newark where he’s making oodles of loot performing in a government role on behalf of that historic New Jersey city in its Department of Economic Development.

Because you know the economic developments he left in the wake of his departure at the Hoboken Housing Authority was oh so impressive. The City of Hoboken recently had to ante up well over $350,000 just to have working locks in the HHA buildings. In government circles this is known as an investment following superior management. Read More...

From the desk of Councilman Peter Cunningham:

During my tenure on City Council, I have not only spent a considerable amount of time working with the Administration and the City’s finances which has resulted in a spectacular credit rating for Hoboken, but have also chaired committees on economic (re)development concerning several very important projects throughout the City – namely the Western Edge, the main Post Office and the North End. Read More...

Hoboken plows through a chilled March election journey to November as political operatives near and far seek to swoop down on the Mile Square carcass eager to pick at its flesh and bones.

Call it tradition.

Unfortunately, the vampiric bloodsuckers muffed their landing, arriving prematurely and exposing themselves to the sunlight.

In any local primer, illumination on political operative activities in the dead of winter on the path to a November election makes no chapter titled, “The time is nigh.” Attempts to cajole, threaten and bluff to the sidelines Freeholder Anthony “Stick” Romano and clear a path for the junior councilman Mike DeFusco have miserably failed. Read More...

Office of the Mayor announces:

Pier A was constructed by the Port Authority. Possibly due to construction issues, the steel pilings are not properly coated to the mudline, causing various levels of degradation to occur on over 1,000 steel pilings. This issue was discovered when the City conducted an evaluation of our entire waterfront after the collapse of Sinatra Park. Funding for the maintenance of Pier A and the waterfront are provided by an account established by a 1994 agreement between the Port Authority and the City. The account funds are managed by the South Waterfront Board consisting of the Port Authority, the City of Hoboken and the developers (Applied, SJP, and Mack-Cali). That account now receives $1 million annually from the developers as part of the obligation of the developers to “give back” to the community in exchange for the development rights that were provided in Hoboken. Furthermore, that account also has many millions accumulated over the years that has not been spent. The City, as a member of the board, has been trying to work with all parties for a fair agreement to fund the repairs to Pier A from that account so that everyone can continue to safely enjoy it. Read More...