Our Digital Archive from 2000 – 2016
Dear Editor: Hoboken Revolt, a grass roots, taxpayer advocacy and watchdog organization, is deeply concerned about the negotiations being conducted for the collective bargaining agreement for both the Hoboken Fire and Police Departments. While the group understands the need for confidentiality during the negotiation process, they fear the state will approve the contracts without adequate …
Dear Editor: I wanted to tell everyone about a great opportunity see all the wonderful things happening at Hoboken High School – The HHS Open House on October 20th at 7pm. Here you will have a chance to meet the Administrators, Department Heads, the energetic teaching staff and the hard working students. Some of the …
Dear Editor: As a parent of 2 children educated by the Hoboken Public School system (1993 to present) I was pleased, at first, to see the invitation to the first Superintendents Forum which was posted on the school web-site: http://www.hoboken.k12.nj.us/. That was, until I read the posting more closely. You don’t have to read between …
Dear Editor: I have lived in Hoboken for over ten years and can’t imagine living anywhere else. I love Hoboken and am proud to be raising my three children here. I strongly believe that Hoboken needs a Mayor that feels the same as I do about our town. A mayor that isn’t looking to use …
Dear Editor: Beth Mason must want to be the Mayor of Hoboken very badly. So badly, that she’s willing to tell any lie and spend every dollar to make it happen. Beth Mason would have you believe that Dawn Zimmer is holding two jobs illegally. This is an outright LIE. If both positions were elected …
Dear Editor: I am convinced that Beth Mason is using her deep pockets to try and buy herself the Mayor’s seat. Multiple full page ads in The Reporter; commercials on cable TV stations; much printed matter in my mailbox, etc. I hope the Mayor’s job does not go to the highest bidder! I will be …
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Dear Editor: When she first ran for Mayor in the spring, Dawn Zimmer made a lot of impressive promises. Chief among them was a pledge to cut property taxes by 25 per cent and an assurance that she would present a detailed, fair budget within a month of taking office. Now, Dawn has been both …
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Dear Editor: I have lived in Hoboken 23 years, and am proud to raise my family in our city. I have actively volunteered my time and service to Hoboken. My present activities include serving as Fifth Ward Democratic Committeeman, and a Vice-Chair of the Hoboken Democratic Party. I recently served on Peter Cammarano’s mayoral transition …
Dear Editor: Bijou Properties is once again pleased to lend its support to the Hoboken Artists’ Studio Tour. This marks our second year as a sponsor of the Tour, which attracts visitors and artists literally from around the world. Bijou Properties is certainly proud to be a part a of this important Hoboken tradition, now …
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Dear Editor: On October 4, more than a hundred pet lovers gathered on the waterfront for the Hoboken Historical Museum’s sixth annual Hoboken Pet Parade, including young Olivia Maryanski and her Yorkie mix Brooklyn, who were both dressed as Dorothy from the Wizard of Oz and took home a “Best Pet/Owner Look-Alike” trophy. The girl …