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With Fulop as key note speaker, Fund for Quality Leadership raises $80k at Chandelier event - Vimarsana News

With Fulop as key note speaker, Fund for Quality Leadership raises $80k at Chandelier event

With Jersey City Mayor Fulop as their key note speaker, the Fund for Quality Leadership raised around $80k at a Chandelier event last night.

With HCDO mainstays on hand, Bayonne Mayor Davis formally kicks off re-election bid - Vimarsana News

With HCDO mainstays on hand, Bayonne Mayor Davis formally kicks off re-election bid

With a significant portion of the HCDO on hand, Bayonne Mayor Davis formally kicked off his re-election bid at the Chandelier Restaurant.

Hudson County commissioners leadership stays the same, Vainieri chair for 6th year in a row - Vimarsana News

Hudson County commissioners leadership stays the same, Vainieri chair for 6th year in a row

The Hudson County commissioners leadership team will stay the same in the new year, with Vainieiri staying on as chair for the sixth year in a row.

Jersey City activist group, officials miffed over stalled effort to rename park after fallen cop - Vimarsana News

Jersey City activist group, officials miffed over stalled effort to rename park after fallen cop

Alika Muhammad, a leader of the “Robateau Legacy” group seeking to rename Gateway Park after the fallen Jersey City Police Department (JCPD) Lt. Chris Robateau, is frustrated with the lack of progress on the issue.

Be leaders on putting an end to unjust ICE policies | Jersey Journal editorial - Vimarsana News

Be leaders on putting an end to unjust ICE policies | Jersey Journal editorial

Be leaders on putting an end to unjust ICE policies | Jersey Journal editorial Today 7:30 AM And Hudson County must be a leader in the effort, not a miserly follower. Last year, in reneging on their promise to stop housing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detainees at the Hudson County jail in Kearny by the end of 2020, county officials said they needed the $120 a day the feds pay for each person they lock up. When public outcry turned into regular protests, County Executive Tom DeGise and members of the county Board of Commissioners dug in their heels, demeaning the protesters and v...

Source: nj.com