Posts Tagged ‘Anthony Chiappone’

Republican Joseph Turula Says He’s Running for 31st District Assembly Seat

By • Sep 27th, 2010 • Category: Blog, Politics

Joseph Turula has officially announced his candidacy for the 31st District Assembly seat, which will be the subject of a special open election this November. The seat was held by Anthony Chiappone until this summer, when he pleaded guilty to campaign finance fraud charges and was forced to vacate his position. The Hudson County Democratic [...]



Monday Morning News Roundup

By • Sep 20th, 2010 • Category: Blog

- Smith’s Defense: Former Assemblyman and City Council member L. Harvey Smith has embarked upon a multi-pronged legal strategy to have federal corruption charges against him dismissed, including arguing that he was only helping a constituent when he was busted on bribery charges and that the government entrapped him. – Open Space Projects: Hudson County [...]



Jason O’Donnell Will be Sworn into State Assembly Monday

By • Sep 10th, 2010 • Category: Blog, News, Politics

Jason O’Donnell will officially become Hudson County’s newest state legislator in a swearing-in ceremony in Trenton Monday. O’Donnell, who is also Bayonne’s director of Public Safety, was tapped by the Hudson County Democratic Organization to replaced former Assemblyman Anthony Chiappone after he pleaded guilty to campaign finance fraud. He will represent the 31st District along [...]



Tuesday Morning News Roundup

By • Jul 27th, 2010 • Category: Blog

- O’Donnell Will Replace Chiappone: Bayonne Democrat Jason O’Donnell has been unanimously chosen to replace 31st District Assemblyman Anthony Chiappone by roughly 200 committee members of the Hudson County Democratic Organization. Chiappone resigned earlier this month after pleading guilty to campaign finance fraud charges in June. – Beldini Asks to Remain Free During Appeal: In [...]



Most Hudson County Legislators Get Above-Average Marks from Green Group’s Legislative Scorecard

By • Jul 22nd, 2010 • Category: Blog, News, Politics

Most — but not all — of Hudson County’s legislators lodged slightly greener votes than their peers during the last legislative session, but they were still far from being true environmental champions, according to a report released today by Environment New Jersey. The group’s legislative scorecard examines the voting records of New Jersey’s state Senators [...]



Monday Morning News Roundup

By • Jul 19th, 2010 • Category: Blog

- 5-Year-Old Shot: A 5-year-old girl was shot in the neck Friday night at the Montgomery Gardens housing complex in Jersey City. She will undergo surgery today to remove the bullet, which pierced her neck and hit her spine. An 18-year-old Jersey City man has been charged in connection with the shooting. – Murder Conviction [...]



Tuesday Morning News Roundup

By • Jul 13th, 2010 • Category: Blog

- Will City Switch to a Calendar Year Budget Schedule? Business Administrator Jack Kelly is asking the City Council to move from a fiscal year budget to a calendar year budget, saying it will help the city get its financial house in order. As part of the discussion at yesterday’s caucus meeting, Kelly also said [...]



Monday Morning News Roundup

By • Jul 12th, 2010 • Category: Blog

- County Open Space Funding Cut: The Hudson County freeholders have approved a resolution setting the open space tax this year at roughly one-tenth of a penny, which should raise $695,215 — only enough to cover the debt service on current projects. – Bedridden Woman Left Alone to Die: A 33-year-old bedridden and mentally disabled [...]



Monday Morning News Roundup

By • Jul 5th, 2010 • Category: Blog

For today’s federal holiday, we’ll just be bringing you a news roundup. On Tuesday we’ll be back in full swing. – Reminder: City offices are closed today, and there is no street sweeping or parking meter enforcement. Garbage pickup will proceed as usual. – Chiappone Hasn’t Left Office Yet: Nine days after Assemblyman Anthony Chiappone, [...]



Monday Morning News Roundup

By • Jun 28th, 2010 • Category: Blog

- Will Hyman Sell? Despite the City Council’s movement last week on bonding millions of dollars to pay for the acquisition of the 6th Street Embankment, there is no guarantee that developer Steve Hyman will actually sell them the land. He tells the Reporter that he’s not impressed with the plan. “I don’t know what [...]

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