Hoboken Week in Review: 4/24/2011

by hoboken411 · Sunday, April 24, 2011

Some of the most noteworthy posts for the week ending Sunday, April 24, 2011:

Now the NAACP is involved – With the Ian Sacs & Dawn Zimmer preferential city worker treatment debacle.
Cheap cop replacements? – What next? Hoboken filled with inept mall cops instead of real policemen? Jeez!
Hairspray a big hit! – The fantastic Hoboken Theater Program (along with Paula Ohaus) gets big NYC Tri-State media recognition last week!
City Council 2011 – Candidates, and more talking about next month’s election.
Bogus Boot Bullsh-t! – Hey, Ho, Parking boots got to go!
HPU thugs imprison other cars – Photographic evidence of a Hoboken Parking Utility employee blatantly breaking the laws they’re supposed to follow! That ain’t right!
Elysian Park no longer dehydrated – Months later, water is restored to an uptown Hoboken Park.

Proof – When people start locking up toys – then crime and other petty nonsense is surely on the rise!
Blotter Updates – See the Hoboken Police Blotter category to get first dibs on Mile Square crimes, fires and other incidents.

Tribal Home – Ends their stay in Hoboken, but continues wholesale business and rug-cleaning.
Lana Santorelli – To re-locate her art gallery here in Hoboken (from NYC).
United Telecom – Verizon Wireless store to move two blocks north this May.
Tony’s Hot Dog Cart – Moved cart uptown this spring!

Hoboken Arts & Music Festival – Next Sunday!
Bored senseless? – Then head over to Clearview Cinemas to watch a movie instead!

Mia the Snake – Makes her slithering debut on Hoboken411.
Driver or Pedestrian? – Who’s at fault in the game of Pedestrian Pinball in Hoboken?
Cornering the Real Estate Market – Hoboken Realtor Brian Murray back with another Gold Coast installment.
100 years ago in Hoboken – See what the issues were in Hoboken back in 1911!
Stroller Overload? – Some businesses in Hoboken need to post special rules for folks with little tykes.
What do you love about Hoboken? – Hoboken411’s version of a Good Friday in the Mile Square.

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