Hoboken Week in Review: 3/24/2013

Hoboken Week in Review – March 24, 2013

What happened in Hoboken last week?

A selection of noteworthy posts for the week ending Sunday, March 24, 2013:

Politics and City Happenings

• Zimmer opposes parks – The proposed Jackson Street Park is not regarded well by Zimmer & her allies – because they didn’t think of it. So they hate it just for that purpose. Children running this city.
• Patrick Ricciardi pleads guilty – For reading emails.
• Tom Foley III arrested – At Newark Airport for talking about shoe bombs.
• City tickets for no reason – Dozens of cars ticketed last week for street sweepers – but no sweeper cleaned the street.
• No parking is pretty messy – The city leaves miles of sticky tape behind on residents property. Lazy bastards!
• Willow14 still bugs residents – A smelly construction project has nearby neighbors up in arms.
• 14th Street Viaduct – Rehabilitation project plugs along, with new “pedestrian tunnel” taking shape.

Updates & Events

• Hoboken BYOB restaurants – Where do you bring your own bottle in Hoboken?
• Legal Beans reopens – After a few false alarms – they opened up yesterday.
• Red Lion Coffee – A new leader of coffee-awesomeness uptown!
• 40 year class reunion – Hoboken class of 1974 wants to celebrate in 2014.
• How’s your relationship going? – Hoboken therapist Jessica Kasevich talks about what happens after the three-month mark hits.
• Clearview Cinemas – What movie will you see this week?

Inspirational Quote of the Week:

“Marketing is what you do when your product is no good.”