The Bayonne Public Advocate

The Bayonne Public Advocate

“Liberty cannot be preserved without general knowledge amongst the people” John Adams

The Bayonne Public Advocate RSS Feed
 
 
 
 

Archive for August, 2008

Prescription drug plan: why Cresci is right

It was reported recently in the Jersey Journal that Bayonne city business administrator Peter Cresci advocated switching the city over to a new prescription plan that (according to him) will save the city an estimated $3.1 million dollars a year. This would be a win for the taxpayers and a win for the city workers [...]

Bayonne Politics: We love drama

For those of you unaware, the drama of local politics has been heating up this week. The proxy war is in full swing between the Mark Smith & Pat Conaghan camps on the NJ.com Bayonne forum. Annonymous users, many of whom most certainly have connections into the candidates camps are goign at it full force. [...]

BBOED June 2008 Meeting Agenda & Resolutions

June 2008 BBOED Meeting Agenda & Resolutions

Bayonne Citizens Debate Committee

Every election cycle in Bayonne politics play out in the usual way. You vote for who you know. You vote because your friend or family member tells you that you should vote for this person or that person. You vote because your job with the city might be on the line. Or maybe you vote [...]

May 2008 Board of Ed Meeting Agenda & Resolutions part 1 & 2

May 2008 Board of Ed Meeting Agenda & Resolutions part 1
May 2008 Board of Ed Meeting Agenda & Resolutions part 2

City Council gets digital

In response to requests from those who attend city council meetings, the city council has for the first time provided it’s agenda online ahead of it’s meeting. You can find the agenda for tonight’s meeting located here on the city’s official website:
http://www.bayonnenj.org/agenda.shtml

A possible 3rd candidate for Mayor?

It seems as if Yitzchak David has lost interest in running for mayor, however a new unkown might be taking his place. As with all things that come from the nj.com forum, one can never be certain if what you are reading is misinformation, however, this message popped up today from a user name wcwman2212. [...]

Following the Origin of the Story: Graffiti in Bayonne

UPDATE (2:15PM): I just got en email from Stan Marko, as it turns out he emailed all members of the city Council on July 14th with the graffiti issue after the original story by Scott Y was picked up on a blog known as Plancks Constant.
Recently in the Jersey Journal and on the local Bayonne [...]

A letter to the Jersey Journal editor from Laura DePinto

Laura DePinto  is a frequent contributor & supporter of the Bayonne Public Advocate. On June 22nd she wrote here on the Advocate that she was unable to get her initiative to have an elected school board on the ballot. In true Jersey Journal fashion, they picked up on the story a month later, and promptly [...]

Back Again, Working Towards the Mayoral Election

As many have noticed, the past month has not been a good one for the Bayonne Public Advocate website. I attempted to merge with another website, thejcboard.com, in order to offer more forum-like functionality to facilitate easier conversation for the users. Unfortunately the plan to merge was premature and many wrinkles were just not ironed [...]

Pages

Links

Meta

Recent Comments

  • lulu: Neil, When the teachers received a buyout in 2003, the BOE had to pay...
  • admin: You are correct lulu.. I am posting an updated story now.
  • lulu: Neil, Maybe Laura can remember but I think the BOE took a bridge loan a...
  • Bill from Kingwood: Chiappone is the only hack in this process. What a bunch...
  • admin: It went well, it was small, Mr. Rockiki attended. We are discussing...

Recent Posts

Categories