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October/November 2015
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Bergen, Essex, Passaic County and around New Jersey
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After Democrats Raised Taxes 4.1% And Mismanaged County
Government , Two Of Paterson’s Leading And Influential
Newspapers Move To Elect A More Qualified GOP Team
Mayor Pushes
‘Recreation or
Crime’
Ballot Vote
Full List of
Paterson City
Employees
Salaries Inside
GOP
ROW B
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Joe CUPOLI - Joan WALSH-Sami MERHI
No
DEM
Takes $41 mil from
Paterson each year
Freeholder Pastor Becomes
Bully At Paterson City Hall
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County Taxes Paterson
& Creates 3/4 Million
Plaza With Money
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COUNTY PLAZA NO USE TO PATERSON
COUNTY PLAZA QUESTIONED AS A WASTE OF A QUARTER OF A MILLION DOLLARS,
PLUS MAINTENANCE
PATERSON With the city struggling and
strapped for cash, you would think that Passaic County Democrats controlling the purse
strings would be a bit careful with taxpayers'
money.
The county's all-Democrat Board of Chosen
Freeholders decided it was a good idea to remove a busy roadway on Hamilton Street,
and several income-producing parking meters,
to create a seating area. Democrats have constantly blamed Republicans for bad spending
when they had control 20 years ago, but the
county they now control has been opening up
taxpayers' accounts for its own wasteful
spending.
One person connected with the removal of
the roadway on the street, in front of the Superior Court building, stated, "(County)
Democratic Chairman John Currie, and Anthony Denova, came up with the idea of removing the meters, a source of funding for
Paterson taxpayers, and also removing the
roadway itself to create a 'New York-type'
seating area."
He added he also had issues with the plan because the seating area is seasonal. Not only
that, he continued, claiming it will be very
costly during the winter season to remove the
snow and keep salting the walk area, which is
on an incline.
The county public works department admitted it already asked for extra salt for the winter season.
After Currie came up with the plan, he had
the freeholders set aside about $775,000 to
create the seating area, we were told. They
then decided to name the area after someone
who was connected to the court. Most attendees we spoke with said they thought it was
the other way around.
Before the official honoring, the New Jersey
Pulse walked by the area and noticed a large
monument in the center of the new “open
space” seating area. There were no other
plaques honoring anyone but a bronze plaque
was attached on the large granite monument
at the center of the plaza with all the freeholders names listed on it. Weeks later, they announced a ceremony to add the plaque
honoring a former surrogate judge, the late
William J. “Bill” Bate, a personal friend of the
county chairman. There was no public announcement of any other names that the
chairman had considered to name the plaza
after.
The New Jersey Pulse was concerned about
the money spent to build a plaza when the
people of Paterson are suffering financially
and whether it was a good idea to have spent
the money on the plaza rather than reviving
the failing economy of Paterson. County Republicans told us they have the same concerns.
Republican freeholder candidate Sami Mejie
stated the Democrats are already spending
$1.243 million dollars a day because they cannot sustain the county on an appropriate
budget. He called the move wasteful spending
in the city, expressing doubts any of Paterson's residents would use the plaza in the summer.
He claimed the money would have been better
spent on kids' programs. Mejie said he was
also frustrated that the Democrat board is
spending $1 million annually for one of the
party's donors at 501 River St. They had donated campaign cash to the party's prior freeholder candidates and helped hiring friends
and family members to jobs.
Paterson is currently in a fiscal crisis, with the
county itself raising Paterson's county taxes
by 4.1 percent and is expected to increase
them in the next county budget. Yet the Democrat freeholders went ahead and created
the plaza.
Democrat Freeholders honor themselves with a $750,000 plaque,
this while Paterson continue to be taxes and struggels.
The county took $41 Million from Paterson this year in taxes.
A Herald News reporter suspecting the NJ
Pulse saw a different side of the celebration,
asked us what do you see? The New Jersey
Pulse president replied that, just as you don’t
create monuments in wartime, you don’t build
expensive plazas like this when people are
poor and can't pay their bills. You make sure
they can pay their bills and put food on the
table.
One county judge spoke to the NJ Pulse on
the side and stated he though tit was a good
gesture but that he would not be using it. The
final cost of the project is about three quarters
of a million dollars. The expense to maintain
it is not yet known, but expected to cost more
in the winter than the summer - according to
the county public works department.
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Paterson Is “Not For Sale”
Other News
Pleading to Officials Does Not Help
As an election ploy Passaic County freeholder candidates brought several checks to and gave them to
Paterson, only the checks are for open space use and Paterson cannot use them.
Broke, Jobless Candidate
Won’t Find A Job To Pay His Debt
Paterson kids have no montor to motivate them for success, the situation becomes more difficult when the community elect people from the community who
still have outstanding bills refuses to pay them.
Woman pleads with Paterson City Council, why their is no justice for her nephew, who was run
down and killed by a police officer.
Employed, Financially Stable and Successful
Paterson has better choices for their kids, not based on race but success. Someone kids can look up to and admire, yet the community votes based on race and who they know personally. The candidate brings much needed new ideas to the kids and their future.
Torres Makes Push For Ballot Question; Recreation or Crime
"The sobering reality is improving afterschool opportunities in school and recreation
will only reduce juvenile delinquency. I believe 'an idle mind
is the devil's workshop.' And
I'm here to offer a solution because prevention and early intervention hold far more
promise for actually reducing
crime. We are constantly reminded that there are problems with juvenile violence.
Nightly, we hear of shootings
in our communities and even
in our schools. Increasing levels of juvenile violence are a
national concern. And this
concern has focused on punishment, with very little focused on prevention or
intervention. Statistics show
that somewhere between 30
and 40 percent of all boys
growing up in an urbanized
area will be arrested before
their 18th birthday. Although
juveniles account for only a
small proportion of the total
population, older juveniles
have the highest arrest rate of
any age group. In Paterson so
far for 2015, 310 juveniles have
been arrested, which is problematic, and 35 have been arrested this month. There are
approximately 20 to 25 hours
per week that children are out
of school while parents are at
work, creating 'an afterschool
gap.' This is where recreation
programs can take place because prevention works better
and is cheaper than incarceration "
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A combination of both Paterson local and Passaic county Democrats
at fault for Paterson massive 4.1% tax hikes, councilman admitted.
County Democrats Takes $41 million
from Paterson taxpayers each year.
Paterson struggles for 600,000 to fund
recreation. Vote NO! on County Democrats.
Vote Yes! on Paterson’s recreation Ballot.
A New Jersey Pulse investigation shows friends, family and donors receiving jobs and money, while residents continue to struggle. The New Jersey Pulse investigation explains what
went wrong and who’s to blame. Three Democrats are running, even as they caused a spike in city taxes from 2% to 4.5%
Passaic County Freeholders 7-0 Democratic control
Top: Terry Duffy, Pat Lepore, Hector C. Lora, John W. Bartlett
Bottom: Ronda Cotroneo, Bruce James,Theodore O. Best Jr.
Each year county Democrats arrest a large number of blacks and Latinos. A
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PEDRO A
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DE CANDO JOHN
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DRAKEFORD III AUDIE C
MC DANIEL JAMAR
PAGNOZZI JOSEPH D
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MICHAEL T
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MORALES DANIEL
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SANTORE
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GERNANT STEVEN T
ZEIDLER
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KIPPY
KENNEY
PATRICK J
SHOULDIS RYAN P
COTO
JORGE A
DAVIS
ROSHAWN
FALCONE
SANTINO
HUMPHREY RONALD
ALEMANY GREMIER
OCHOA
JOSE R
RANDION CHRISTOPHER
38,199.47
39,074.32
44,156.34
46,251.53
75,754.98
45,000.00
29,000.00
27,370.97
30,000.00
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37,163.84
40,000.00
40,000.00
41,362.07
42,396.13
48,216.50
55,041.40
80,000.00
80,000.00
80,000.00
85,000.00
85,000.00
99,128.68
122,000.00
117,000.00
35,922.85
25,000.00
29,274.19
43,475.39
25,000.00
26,479.22
27,017.78
32,548.30
33,698.77
60,630.20
27,000.00
27,800.00
27,800.00
27,800.00
27,800.00
27,800.00
27,800.00
28,600.00
28,600.00
28,600.00
30,200.00
30,200.00
33,400.00
35,861.68
37,358.18
36,533.39
40,000.00
19,500.00
19,500.00
27,633.06
30,600.00
39,007.76
39,960.36
43,072.56
43,072.56
45,851.00
45,851.00
50,817.00
50,817.00
50,817.00
50,817.00
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50,817.00
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50,817.00
50,817.00
50,817.00
50,817.00
50,817.00
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65,714.00
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65,714.00
65,714.00
65,714.00
65,714.00
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65,714.00
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70,679.00
70,679.00
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75,645.00
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BOUCICAUT JERRY S
75,645.00
ENRIQUEZ LEANDRO G 75,645.00
JOYNER
TYROME
75,645.00
MIRANDA MARCO A
75,645.00
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VINCENT A 80,611.00
ANGELICA JUSTIN G 80,611.00
AYERS
TROY M
80,611.00
HUNTER
JEROME R 80,611.00
JONES
JOHN
80,611.00
MILLER
JANICE M 80,611.00
RUSSO
BENEDETTO 80,611.00
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RICARDO
80,611.00
WILLIAMS JAQUAY M 80,611.00
BAKER
PLUMMER J 80,611.30
TOLEDO
RICKY
80,611.00
ZARATE
LUCAS
85,580.00
DURHAM
MYJHN
85,580.00
STRAUBE
BRYAN J
85,580.00
CHAVEZ
RAFAEL
85,580.00
CARTER
RASHONE R 85,580.00
ANTOCI CHRISTOPHER J 85,580.00
DESSUS
MICHAEL L 85,580.00
DIAZ
ERIK
85,580.00
DUNN
SEAN J
85,580.00
FERNANDEZ NILSON
85,580.00
DOMINGUEZ PHILIP
85,580.00
GARRETT
JOSEPH M 85,580.00
GUILLEN
FABIO
85,580.00
GUTIERREZ GUSTAVO E 85,580.00
HOOK
MICHAEL K 85,580.00
IRVING III HERMAN E 85,580.00
LEWIS
KEVIN S
85,580.00
MANN
WESLEY H 85,580.00
MC GUINNESS SEAMUS
85,580.00
MONGE MIRANDA CARLOS A 85,580.00
MORRELL FRANK
85,580.00
BAZAZ
PAUL V
85,580.00
PARRA
JONATHAN 85,580.00
PERALTA JR. FRANCISCO 85,580.00
PEREZ
JESUS
85,580.00
POGGI
MATTHEW 85,580.00
ROCA
MARC
85,580.00
LINCOLN
ANDREW J 85,580.00
SALINA
ALBERT A
85,580.00
SEYKA
JOHN T
85,580.00
TOVAR
WALTER A 85,580.00
BREWINGTON KENNETH 85,580.00
WHITE
BRYAN L
85,580.00
WILSON
DETRICKE T 85,580.00
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BRANHDER 85,580.00
ALICEA
LEANDRO
85,580.00
EVANS
ADRIAN
85,580.00
HOLMES
HARRISON 85,580.00
MAURO
MICHAEL
85,580.00
POWELL
KELLY M
85,580.00
REDDIN
ANTHONY 85,580.00
DUFFY
SEAN C
85,580.00
RAMOS
JOSEPH
85,580.00
RAMOS
ALVIN
85,645.00
LEWIS
RONALD L 85,580.00
CINTRON
SAUL
85,580.00
CRICHLOW GABRIEL
85,580.00
CRAMPTON STEVEN
85,580.00
MOURJAME RAMI
85,580.00
SANDERS TARIK
85,580.00
SERRANO LUIS
85,580.00
TIRITILLI CHRISTOPHER W 85,580.00
VARGAS
LUIS A
85,580.00
VARGAS
MANUEL B 85,580.00
CHIRLO
DAVID V
85,580.00
COLLAZO
CESAR
85,580.00
CRUZ
ANDRE
85,580.00
DAVIS
DEMETRIUS 85,580.00
DE HAAS
TIMOTHY J 85,580.00
DYK
THOMAS SR. W85,580.00
FORBES
JOHN E
85,580.00
HOWE
JOHN
85,580.00
JONES
TERRELL W 85,580.00
LEGETTE
JASON
85,580.00
MADDEN
SCOTT
85,580.00
MALEY
ROCCO
85,580.00
MAC DONALD WILLIAM M 85,580.00
FOURNIER ELIZABETH A 85,580.00
ALI
STEVEN
85,580.00
OCASIO
ANGEL R
85,580.00
PEREZ
LEONARDO 85,580.00
PRICKEN
BRYAN F
85,580.00
SELBY
ANTHONY B 85,580.00
ROSA
ISRAEL
85,580.00
RIVERA
KERRY J
85,580.00
WILSON
SCOTT E
85,580.00
ZACCONE
MATTHEW E 85,580.00
CANDELO
JOHN J
85,580.00
FELICIANO ISAAC
85,580.00
PIERCE
MICAH
85,580.00
KREHEL
JONATHAN A 85,580.00
DEAN
RAYMOND 85,580.00
BURNS
STEVEN A
85,580.00
DE FRANCESCO FRANK
85,580.00
JOHNSON TYRONE
85,580.00
JOYNER
SAMUEL J 85,580.00
BEEKMAN KENNETH H 85,580.00
NIJM
DAVID
85,580.00
SANCHEZ
JUAN
85,580.00
EICKHORST KEITH
85,580.00
MOLINA
JOSE DAVID 89,345.00
BEHNKE
GERALD
85,580.00
BROWN
CHARLES
85,580.00
PANICO
GIOCCHINO 89,345.00
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KEVIN L
GALLO
MICHAEL
GONZALEZ JR. MANUEL
PAREDES
RAPHAEL G
ROBINSON MICHAEL
RODRIQUEZ LARRY
BATOR
RONALD D
VELTRE
RALPH
MC GORTY JAMES P
REED JR.
FRED
TICE CHRISTOPHER T
BRADLEY
JAMES T
WOOTEN
KIRK E
VAN BAULEN SCOTT M
PAGAN
CARLOS
PIERCE
WILLIAM S
ALLEN
ROBERT R
IANDOLI JR. LOUIS J
MOON
ALAN JR. L
ROMAN
SERGIO L
SANTANA
HECTOR M
SEMASKEWICH MICHAEL
SPADA
MICHAEL J
VAN DALINDA THOMAS
SMITH
TYRONE W
DALY MICHAEL JAMES
ARBUS
MICHAEL
LUCCI
JIM E
BERMUDEZ JOSE
OKEEFE
TIMOTHY
VEGA
LUIS R
HOGAN
THOMAS
CASTRO
JOSE M
KIEFER
KENNETH R
MACONES JASON
PAUL
DEXTER
HALL
MICHAEL
BLAND
CRAIG W
GANDER
CHARLES N
WALKER
MICHAEL E
TROMMELEN MICHAEL
CLEENPUT MICHAEL
WOODS
ARTHUR J
ESTRELLA EDUARDO
DARCO
STEVEN R
LISCIO
FRANK
HUBER CHRISTOPHER B
NARVAEZ
ALEJANDRO
ROMAN
LOUIE
ALICEA
ALEJANDRO
LOBOSCO
PETER
RIOS
ASCARY
BOTERO
JOHN B
BROCK
JACKSON
ANDERSON HOWARD
FORTINO
RONALD
PEREZ
GEORGE
BRIGATI
SALVATORE
CAPOSELLA MICHAEL
ABREU
CARLOS M
ALIOTTA
JOHN L
COUGHLAN DAVID J
DE STEFANO DANTE M
GANCI
MATTHEW P
LAUER
PAUL A
CAMACHO PABLO L
COLCLOUGH LAMAR L
RODRIGUEZ ORLANDO
ALIOTTA
ROCCO
KRETKOWSKI EUGENE M
MAURO
JOHN A
HENDERSON JOSEPH T
HIGGINS
STEVEN
REYES
JAMES
BRADLEY
JOSEPH P
GARCED
JAIME
CALAMITA GLENN P
TOVAR
JAVIER
RIVERA
MANUEL
FILIPELLI
ERNEST
FRIERSON VICTOR
MEE
WILLIAM
ALEXANDER JOHN M
CRUZ JR. LUIS A
RODRIGUEZ FERNANDO
LAUTEN
CRAIG C
MARZELLA ANGELO
STATUTO
JOSEPH
DICKSON
ALTON
FARRAR
SCOTT
GARCED
PEDRO A
MANZI
MARCO P
PARKIN
SCOTT
MARINI
MICHAEL
BUCHER
WILLIAM
MANGANI JR VITO A
GARDNER ROBERT C
STEMMLER ROBERT K
BRADLE
JOHN
RICCIARDI ANDREW
ABOYOUN GABRIEL A
HYMAN
MATT
ALMEYDA HECTOR LUIS
HENSZ
JOHN W
LANGEVIN DONN R
ALEXANDER DAVID J
RATHBONE BRIAN K
POLONIAK ROBERT
CALAMITA FRANK P
ONORATO CHARLES V
89,345.30
85,580.00
87,580.00
87,580.00
87,580.00
87,580.00
93,108.00
87,580.00
87,580.00
87,580.00
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87,580.00
87,580.00
85,580.00
87,580.00
87,580.00
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87,580.00
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87,580.00
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95,108.00
108,164.00
108,164.00
108,164.00
108,164.00
108,164.00
108,164.00
108,164.00
108,164.00
108,164.00
108,164.00
108,164.00
108,164.00
108,164.00
108,164.00
108,164.00
108,164.00
108,164.00
108,164.00
110,164.00
110,164.00
110,164.00
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110,164.00
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110,164.00
110,164.00
110,164.00
110,164.00
108,164.00
110,164.00
110,164.00
110,164.00
110,164.00
110,164.00
110,164.00
110,164.00
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110,164.00
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116,479.62
110,164.00
110,164.00
110,164.00
110,164.00
110,164.00
110,164.00
110,164.00
110,164.00
110,164.00
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124,795.57
110,164.00
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116,479.62
133,110.79
133,110.79
124,795.57
133,110.79
133,110.78
133,110.79
133,110.79
133,110.79
133,110.79
133,110.79
143,655.64
133,110.79
Paterson City Employees Salary
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COLON
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YORK
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PRADA
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RIVERA
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YOUNG
KESHA R
POMALES WILFREDO
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EMILIANO
VEGA EDILBERTO JR.
GARCIA
SEAN
TINEO
VICTOR A
CARABALLO JOSE A
EASTON
JEAN
KELLEY
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MORAVEK JERRY
RODRIGUEZ REYMY
TORRES
MATTHEW
GORDON
DANTE
MCAUSLAND RUBEN
GASTELO
STEPHANIE J
138,363.58
133,110.79
143,655.64
143,655.64
143,655.64
148,927.69
148,927.70
181,127.58
92,000.00
46,769.79
70,000.00
25,000.00
32,999.62
25,000.00
25,000.00
25,753.79
27,000.00
27,000.00
28,268.56
31,198.10
34,200.00
33,341.16
36,910.94
36,634.63
36,653.12
43,843.05
27,000.00
32,470.53
43,545.18
40,356.36
25,000.00
26,530.20
26,530.20
26,530.20
30,795.84
41,003.95
39,265.57
55,000.00
25,000.00
25,000.00
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25,000.00
25,000.00
25,500.00
26,407.59
27,505.51
27,505.51
25,000.00
25,000.00
25,000.00
25,500.00
25,500.00
25,500.00
26,010.00
26,205.89
32,814.51
41,685.34
89,292.02
89,292.02
89,292.02
103,897.96
103,898.02
114,945.35
114,945.00
114,945.00
128,540.54
128,541.00
33,128.00
33,128.00
33,128.00
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36,286.00
36,286.00
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36,286.00
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36,286.00
36,286.00
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MARIEL N
FARFAN
JOHN
JENKINS
JAMES
MENACHO PEDRO
BREA
ANDRES
CAAMANO FAUSTO D
SURIEL
CAMILO
CASTILLO
LEONARDO F
CULMONE BRIAN D
PHELAN
JAMES
RODRIGUEZ ANGELICA
HERRMANN WILLIAM JR
AMIR
RAMY
RIVERA
JOHN L
MCAUSLAND RICHARD
KHAN
FASIL A
URENA
JOSE
CASTRONOVA ANTHONY
GATEWOOD TANISHA
PICHARDO EDDY M
RAMOS
RICHARD
RODRIQUEZ TAMARIZ E
SILVA
DAVID
VELEZ
IRSI
CAMPOS
RAFAEL
AFFINITO
DAVID P
OJI CHRISTOPHER
HERNANDEZ RAFAEL
LUBRANI
JUAN
GREEN
COREY M
LEMAY
ERNEST
URENA
MICHAEL
DIAZ
KRYSTLE
MUNOZ
FRANCISCO
ENGLISH
JASON
SANTANA
TANIA
GOMEZ
SHIRLEY
LUQUE
EMILIO
SANDOVAL ARIEL
TAYLOR
LATIA S
RODRIGUEZ CARMEN E
GONZALEZ EVELYN
LORA
VICTOR A
KUNZIG
KEVIN
PETRAZZUOLO ANTHONY
RAVALLESE CHRISTOPHER
PEARL
TODD
FERMIN
LUIS A
MACOLINO SALVATORE
CRUZ
HOMMY
COLON
RICKY
GOENAGA
EDDIE A
GOODSON BRIAN
JIMENEZ
ANGEL G
YAGAN
TAMBY
BRUCE
RICARDO
CARRERA
CINDY O
DUFFY
RYAN P
GONZALEZ MANUEL
BILBAO
SUJEIRE
CANDELO
MARIBEL
DIPIAZZA
JAMES
CIARLA
GIUSEPPE
DE LA CRUZ MIGUEL
DITARANTO JOHN
AMARANTE JESSICA
FINCH
SPENCER J
GALIANO
ROCCO J
GRAYSON LATRENTA
GUTIERREZ JAVIER
GUZMAN
ALFREDO
HICKS
IVAN L
KIMBLE
JUSTIN
LAYPAN
EZA
ACEVEDO
JACQUELINE
MERCADO ROBERTO L
NIEBANCK WILLIAM H
BEDNARCZYK STANLEY J
BERMUDEZ JR. ALONSO
RODRIGUEZ BIJOY
SANCHEZ
LILLIAN
STRAUB
ELIZABETH B
BORRERO PEDRO
BRACEY
JOHNNIE
TORRES
JOSE L
TORRES
JOEL
TORRES
LUIS
TORRES
OSVALDO
WASHINGTON KHIYA E
CARAVELLA FRANCO
CASTELLANOS JOSE E
CRUZ
MIGUEL
DELACRUZ ROBERT A
DE LUCCA JASON
GRANDEZ
JOHN W
GIORDANO GIUSEPPE
KLEIN
ROBERT JR. B
MARTINEZ MARICARMEN
OTERO
ERIKA
PAPAGNI
MICHELE
SISCO
MICHAEL
SPALLACCI GABRIEL G
TAFURI
PAUL J
CONTRERAS MARTIN
RAMOS
BENNY
SANTIAGO JOEL
ALBA
ARAMIS
CALICCHIO PHILLIP
SEABROOKS MARIBEL
DIAZ
FELIPE M
36,286.00
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36,286.00
39,761.00
43,582.00
47,785.00
47,785.00
47,785.00
47,785.00
47,785.00
52,410.00
52,410.00
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52,410.00
52,410.00
63,091.00
69,245.00
69,245.00
69,245.00
69,245.00
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69,245.00
69,245.00
69,245.00
69,785.00
69,245.00
69,245.00
69,245.00
69,245.00
69,245.00
76,015.00
76,014.00
83,462.00
83,462.00
83,462.00
83,462.00
83,462.00
83,462.00
83,462.00
83,462.00
83,825.63
83,462.00
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83,462.00
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83,462.00
JAMES
RONALD K 83,462.00
PAEZ
NELSON G 83,462.00
BENEVENTO CHRISTOPHER D 83,462.00
MORILLO
EDWIN D
83,462.14
ALLEN
TROY
83,462.00
FINDLAY
DANIEL B
83,462.14
GALVAN
GUILLERMO A 83,462.14
GALVAN
JOSE
83,462.14
KHADAROO TAITHRAM R 83,462.14
KUSH
MARJ
83,462.14
LUIZZI
MARTIN J 83,462.14
MEDINA JR. MARCOS
83,462.14
MENDEZ
OSVALDO M 83,462.14
PISTONE
ANTONIO
83,462.14
TABOR
TIMOTHY
83,462.14
MARROQUIN SHIRLEY 83,462.00
RABBOH
MAHMOUD 83,462.00
BRITO
FRANCISCO A 83,462.00
LAZU
WILSON
83,462.00
SINGH
MOHAN
83,462.00
TANIS
DAVID
83,462.14
TORRES
EDGAR
83,462.00
MATOS
KELVIN Y
83,462.00
MARTINEZ RICHARD
83,462.00
JUDEH
SALEH
83,462.00
OROZCO
ROBERT
83,462.00
POLIO
ROLANDO 83,462.00
TAYLOR
EDGAR W
83,462.00
VAZQUEZ
RICARDO
83,462.00
FORMENTIN MARIANO 83,462.14
LEISHMAN STEVE J
83,462.14
MALDONADO JIMMY E
83,462.14
SANTEE
STEVEN
83,462.14
ADAMS
AUDREY L 83,462.00
COLONDRES ERIC M
83,462.00
WHITE
TAMIKO
83,462.14
CONDON
DANIEL E
83,462.00
AVILA
MICHAEL W 83,462.00
McRAE
JEVONN A 83,462.00
BERNASCONI JASON
83,462.00
CUSACK
RAYMOND S 83,462.14
MC ELVEEN QUAEMA
83,462.00
LUIZZI
JOHN M
83,462.14
SIEIRA
JUAN M
83,462.14
VIDAL
NOVAR
83,462.14
D ARCO
DAVID R.
83,462.14
BIZZARO
WAYNE
83,462.14
MIYASATO JAMES
83,462.14
MINEO
CLAUDE A 83,462.00
DELVALLE
ERIBERTO 83,462.00
HAMDEH
ABELMONI M 83,462.00
MONTOYA ERIC
83,462.00
QUINONES MICHAEL
83,462.14
ILIC
ALEXANDER 85,462.00
MICCINILLI PAUL A
83,462.14
BAIRD
DAVID
85,462.14
GARCIA
CHARLIE
85,462.14
ROBINSON JEFFERY D 87,292.02
PALOMINO WILLIAM J 85,462.00
DE SOPO
ANTHONY J 85,462.14
HEYAIME
CESAR J
85,462.14
RAYFIELD
KAREN L
89,292.00
CURVING
RYAN N
89,292.00
ERIT
GERARD B 89,292.00
GILLIGAN
BRIAN
89,292.00
LUCANTO
ANTHONY 89,292.00
TROFA
FRANCESCO 89,292.00
DEGIGLIO
ANTHONY 85,462.14
ACKERMAN FLORENCE L 89,292.00
LOFFIO
DANIEL
89,292.00
MC MILLAN SONYA
89,292.00
REED
SEAN
89,292.00
RENDINA
FRANK
89,292.00
CARABALLO PRISCILLA 89,292.00
OQUENDO MIGUEL A 89,292.00
RICCIARDI JOSEPH M 89,292.00
DE SALVO JACK K
85,462.14
PACELLI
KELLY M
93,247.00
KEEGAN
ROBERT
89,292.00
GENCARELLI ANGELO
89,292.00
STRADELLA JOHN ANTHONY 89,292.00
TANIS
JOSEPH
89,292.00
VAZQUEZ
CARLOS M 89,292.00
CHARON
CARLOS
89,292.02
DOHERTY
PATRICK B 89,292.02
ROBINSON CLAUDY
89,292.02
GUZMAN
AGAPITO
89,292.00
SYKES
MARVIN
89,292.00
ROTSAERT KEITH C
89,292.02
TORRES
LUIS A
85,462.14
GARCIA
JUAN
89,292.00
ABDELLATIF AKRAM
89,292.02
DE JESUS RICHARD
89,292.02
GILES
DEWAYN
89,292.02
JOHNSON THOMAS V 89,292.02
PATTERSON VAUGHN
89,292.02
RIVERA
VICTOR E
89,292.02
ALTONJY
JOHN J
89,292.00
GONZALEZ RALPH
89,292.00
SANCHEZ
ARSENIO
89,292.00
SISTI
ANGELO M 89,292.00
FERMIN
RAFAEL A
89,292.02
CRUZ
ALEX
89,292.02
MC DOWELL CARL L
93,247.00
PALOMINO CHRISTOPHER K 85,462.00
RANDION RICHARD
89,292.02
CURVING
RUSSELL
89,292.00
COOLEY
AUDREY C 89,292.02
DIAZ
ERIK
89,292.02
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KAUFMAN KEVIN
MEJIA
JAIME
MEJIA
ALVARO J
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KECIA
STRAUBE
JAMES
VALENTIN JOSE L
MARCANO RAFAEL
GONZALEZ EVELYN
GINNOTTI ADAM M
COBB
CHARLES
LUSK
FRANK
PELOSI
CARMINE
MONTANEZ MAYRA
FLORES
ADOR
GARCIA
JOSE
LUGO
EDDIAL
SCULLY
JOHN
PUZIO
JOSEPH S
THOMAS
JOSEPH
VOGT
ROBERT
BUCHANAN RORY
CARRONE JAMES
TORRES
JIMMY
COSSARI
MICHAEL
LUGO
ELADIO
DAUNNO
FRANK JR
ROONEY
STEVEN T
MORGAN
BRIAN S
MC DONALD MICHAEL W
VAN WOLDE RONALD
ROBINSON ORLANDO
LENOY
PATRICK C
VARGAS
ANGEL
MARTINEZ VICTOR
SPAGNOLA LOUIS L
CHEFF
MICHAEL
DE ANGELIS JR. DONATO
HASSELBERGER IV PETER J
GIOVATTO ANTHONY J
BOTBYL
RICHARD W
ROMARY
DOUGLAS E.
RIOS
DAVID I
GIULIANA
SALVATORE
HEMMING KELLY A
SCHARON RICARDO
RODRIGUEZ JOSEPH A
DELGADO
JOSEPH X
LATRECCHIA RICHARD
PACELLI
LOUIS A
SCIALLA
DAVID
ARROYO
FELICIANO
SELA
STEVEN
VAN DER VELDEN MATTHEW
PRICE
DALTON L
BAILEY
TROY
FERRIGNO FRANK
CHALLICE ROBERT
ALTMANN RONALD F
HUNTINGTON JEFFREY P
IACUZZO
STEPHEN M
STRAUB CHRISTOPHER O
TUNCEL
KENAN
CERCONE
MARIO
FITZSIMMONS EDWARD
LAY
ANTHONY
EASTON
SHARON
NAVARRO JR. JAIME A
FERMIN
JOSE R
RODRIGUEZ EDWIN
WOLFE
JEFFREY S
SPORTELLI JOSEPH
TRIFARI ANTHONY J.JR.
ZAHN
JOHN
BARONE
DEAN
ESPOSITO LOUIS M
SAGINARIO MICHAEL P
OTERO
IVETTE
FEOLA
SALVATORE
ROONEY
DANIEL
HERNANDEZ MANUEL
EASON
SCOTT
RIBEIRO
ENGELBERT
RODRIGUEZ STANLEY
DE LUCCA LOUIS
KRENC
EUGENE M
89,292.02
89,292.02
89,292.02
89,292.02
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89,292.02
85,462.00
89,292.02
89,292.02
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89,292.02
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89,292.02
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89,292.02
89,292.08
93,247.00
89,292.02
103,897.96
103,898.00
103,898.00
103,898.02
93,247.00
103,898.00
103,898.00
103,898.00
103,897.96
103,898.00
103,897.96
103,897.96
103,898.00
103,898.02
103,898.00
109,419.00
103,897.96
103,897.96
103,897.96
103,898.00
103,898.00
103,898.00
103,898.00
103,897.96
103,897.96
103,897.96
103,897.96
103,898.00
103,897.96
103,898.02
103,898.00
103,898.00
103,897.96
103,898.00
103,897.96
103,898.02
103,897.96
103,897.96
103,897.96
103,897.96
114,945.00
103,898.05
114,945.00
114,945.35
114,945.00
103,897.96
103,897.96
103,898.00
103,897.96
114,945.35
103,897.96
103,897.96
109,419.00
103,897.96
114,945.00
114,945.00
114,945.35
114,945.35
114,945.35
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LOZANO
JEREMY
QAWI
KHURSHID
RAMOS
JOSHUA D
BONILLA
JONATHAN
SERMOND BRADLEY
VASQUEZ
RUBEN
WADE
AARON D
WILLIAMS HAROLD A
WILLIAMS JAMAL
BUTLER
ERIC B
CAMPOS
PETER P
CREWS
DASHAWN J
INGRAM
CALVIN
RUCKER III ERNEST
DICKSON
TAWANNA
DORTA
VICTOR
HERNANDEZ JUAN J
SPEARS
ARTHUR
BURNS
KEYSON
FRANCIS
BRANIS
BEAL
ZORAN
CUEBAS
RICARDO
FRANCIS
ANDRE
CARRASQUILLO ELLIOT
SUMBLIN DARREN
EDWARDS MARVIN
FIGUEROA OMAR
KEELING
FRANCHOT D
KETTER
JEROME E
MOODY
ROBERT
NIEVES
ANGEL
SANCHEZ
AQUILES
VELEZ
JUAN
PRESCOTT RICHARD
QUINONES ANGEL
AGUILAR
REYNALDO
POINDEXTER NATHANIEL
TORRES
ALEJANDRO
WISDOM
LLOYD
POLIFRONIO DIANE H
MELOGRANO MICHELE
MOODY
SHARONE
YU
HONGCHAO
COLON
OTILLO
DAVIS
WAKIEM
MALDONADO OSBALDO
MCKOY
MICHAEL A
MEJIA
DAISY
MUNGO
TIMOTHY
ORIGENE
FRITZNER
PEREZ
EDUARDO
PICHARDO KAREN
RODRIGUEZ RUBIANNI
ABDULAZIZ-CHAIN AMEEN
VIZCAINO EMILIANO
WARD
STACY B
BROWN
TARAN
CINTRON
GASPER
BALMER
AMANDA
JOHNSON IESHA
ROMAN
EDWARD
GEORGE
JENELL
CARMICHAEL AGNES
MASON
ROBERT
BELFIELD
WHALEN
RODRIGUEZ NORA
CAMINERO JUANA
DE CANDO CRAIG
WHITE
BUDDY E
WARREN
BRYANT
MAKDISSI JORGE
PIERESCHI NELSON
DENNIS
RALPH W
BRANNON DWIGHT G
CRUZ
FRANCISCO
COLEY
CYNTHIA
JACKSON DEXTER
TYSON III SHERBY W
COBB
TERENCE
HARRIOTT SEAFORD
NIEVES
JR. PASCUAL
HANLON
TIMOTHY
LOPEZ
FELIPE
SANCHEZ
REGINO
GUZMAN
LUIS
MANIA
JOSEPH
LYLE
SHANEKA Y
RODRIGUEZ MARGARITA
ROBINSON MILTON
MEADOWS GEORGE
DEUTSCH
MICHAEL D
DE STEFANO JR JOHN
BOOTH
JAMES R
BALMER
TYREE M
JIMENEZ
JUAN A
MARTE
RODOLFO
MCLEAN
TAWNY G
MELENDEZ ANDREW
RIOS
KEYLA E
VAZQUEZ
DIANA
BOSQUE
SANDRA A
CABRERA
TERESA
JACOBS
DARRIS M
BALDWIN ONJEANE R
MALAVE
VICTOR L
MC PHERSON NIECHIA
LOPEZ
MARIO C
SOTO
ADALBERTO
CANCEL
ANA
12,188.28
12,188.28
12,188.28
12,188.28
12,188.28
12,188.28
12,188.28
12,188.28
12,188.28
12,188.28
12,188.28
12,188.91
12,432.04
12,500.00
13,928.61
25,000.00
25,000.00
25,000.00
25,000.00
25,001.60
25,001.60
25,500.00
25,500.00
25,500.00
25,500.00
26,500.00
26,500.00
26,500.00
26,500.00
26,500.00
26,500.00
26,500.00
26,500.00
27,030.00
27,030.00
27,030.00
34,680.00
35,193.66
57,258.92
76,346.61
32,395.22
34,680.00
93,579.39
25,000.00
25,000.00
25,000.00
25,000.00
25,000.00
25,000.00
25,000.00
25,000.00
25,000.00
25,000.00
25,000.00
25,000.00
25,000.00
25,000.00
25,500.00
25,500.00
25,500.00
25,500.00
25,500.00
25,500.00
25,500.00
25,500.00
25,500.00
25,500.00
26,989.22
26,479.22
27,030.00
27,703.22
27,703.22
27,008.80
27,910.20
27,008.80
27,008.80
28,732.22
28,988.31
31,184.89
34,435.22
34,258.22
36,377.53
36,257.12
38,718.14
69,966.03
74,073.04
25,000.00
35,685.72
56,605.52
85,000.00
84,645.75
11,396.06
12,480.00
25,000.00
25,000.00
25,000.00
25,000.00
25,000.00
25,000.00
25,000.00
25,000.00
25,000.00
25,500.00
25,500.00
26,010.00
25,500.00
26,530.20
26,530.20
29,070.00
Econ Dev- Cm Impr
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Econ Dev- Cm Impr
Econ Dev- Cm Impr
Econ Dev- Cm Impr
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MELISA W
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CONNIE
BANKS
WILLIAM
COLEY
JAMES
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MARIA E
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MARGARITA
MCBRIDE SHEENA M
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TURINGAN VIOLETA S
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SPEER
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MUGULUSI JEAN JACQUELINE
STROMING DARSIS
GOOD
VIOLETA I
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NILBA M
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LAURA S
JIMENEZ
KILSI L
CRUZ
LEONIDES
SHAW
GLENNIS
SIZER-MARTIN KAREN D
JAWORSKI JEANETTE
GUTIERREZ THELMA
MC INTYRE ROBERT
MIA
RAZIEL Z
MONET
JAHLEEL
NIEVES
LUIS O
JIMENEZ
AMELIA
NIEVES
RICARDO
RUFFEL
KELLY C
ARCHIMEDE GIANFRANCO
DECONDO ANTHONY P
LA MADRID JUAN
CECCHETTI JOANNE
COSTA
JOSEPH
KHALIL
MOHAMED
HUTTON
GLENN A
DEUTSCH
MARIA C
VERONELLI ROBERT A
BALISTRIERI BRUCE
DE STEFANO GIACOMO
CINTRON
JAZMIN
COLLADO
BLEYDELIZ
DONZELLA ODESSA A
ARIAS-PAULINO NAILYN
JIMENEZ
YAMAIRA
MORCELO MALVIN R
WILSON
JAZMINE N
EASTON
LAUREN
RODRIGUEZ VERONICA J
HOLLAND TENEKA
SANTANA
CLAUDIA
SANTANA
MARISOL
SILVA
CARMEN
LEE
LATANEA T
MEJIA
MONICA
BRITO
INGRID
RETAMOZO CARMEN T
CEDENO
LEONOR I
40,000.00
43,037.46
45,000.00
53,000.00
55,000.00
53,417.51
55,335.18
65,000.00
32,183.33
40,000.00
107,100.00
25,000.00
37,579.71
42,810.30
45,366.42
50,000.00
53,058.70
92,000.00
31,381.09
63,441.57
26,520.00
28,012.72
30,600.00
32,935.27
35,620.47
42,473.68
61,200.00
25,500.00
29,403.38
39,542.95
39,773.25
37,430.45
57,933.06
65,993.93
89,232.00
26,015.10
28,392.00
28,392.00
42,000.00
42,000.00
42,000.00
46,581.09
51,973.46
54,728.98
68,992.05
70,485.70
20,733.82
25,500.00
32,000.00
28,878.46
32,640.00
36,000.00
38,625.00
37,444.30
42,086.96
42,250.00
48,250.00
48,250.00
48,250.00
49,125.00
57,672.64
55,000.00
66,809.34
25,000.00
25,000.00
25,500.00
26,963.32
28,000.00
32,261.27
8,140.08
31,253.12
46,568.41
25,000.00
29,755.44
45,992.95
36,736.59
31,010.00
36,229.00
72,881.50
7,956.00
13,858.13
18,683.64
23,510.09
25,500.00
29,416.01
34,000.00
31,922.28
47,367.51
68,516.63
25,000.00
25,000.00
25,000.00
25,000.00
25,000.00
25,000.00
25,000.00
25,500.00
25,500.00
25,500.00
25,500.00
25,500.00
25,500.00
26,010.00
26,010.00
27,258.48
26,589.92
30,000.00
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STEWARD NANCY
30,000.00
ROMAN
YNGRID R 27,741.80
TIRADO
MELISSA
29,440.72
TOURSE
TANYA R
27,969.56
ALI
ASIYA KHATUN 31,516.84
PALOMINO MARTHA E 30,537.53
FITZPATRICK SHEILA
31,859.32
VALENTINE BEVERLY
34,205.47
WILLIAMS VERNETTE 32,898.48
MOSELEY
KIMBERLY 35,435.81
JOHNSON RUBY L
36,802.12
DUBOSE
JOYCE
36,333.64
PUERTAS
ODALIS
39,805.06
GUZMAN
CECILIA S 45,000.00
RANDAZZO GIUSEPPE C 45,000.00
ABDELHADI ABDELMAGEID 45,000.00
KEEGAN
GERALD SEAN 56,338.10
MCDUFFIE KEVIN
56,338.10
SCHWEITZER GLORIA M 61,403.70
CALCINES JOAQUIN C 70,000.00
QUILES
MANUEL
77,768.59
JONES
LIBRA
25,500.00
BOUIER
JACOBA
27,777.54
THOMPSON RHONDA
74,000.00
SBEIH
ALI H
7,625.80
SINGH
DANPAUL
7,625.80
LIVINGSTON LAVINIA
8,670.00
BURGOS
YANET Y
12,500.00
KLINE
CRYSTAL
13,817.89
DIAZ
YOCARA A 25,000.00
HALL
VICTOR L
25,000.00
BACOTE
JR. ROBERT 25,000.00
NUGENT
LORNA M
25,000.00
PORTILLO SAMANTHA I 25,000.00
STATE
STEVEN J 25,000.00
CANCHARI RUBEN Y
25,000.00
COMPTON HARRIET
25,500.00
MC DANIEL JACQUES L 25,500.00
MIRABAL
GLADYS R 25,500.00
NEIRA
ANA C
25,500.00
THOMAS
SENATRA D 25,500.00
WHITE CHRISTOPHER C 25,500.00
WITHERSPOON ELIC
25,500.00
LIRANZO
MARGARITA 26,500.00
MOORE
LINDA
26,500.00
BRACKETT RICHARD
27,000.00
CARDONA NOEL J
27,337.00
ANDERSON CLARENCE 26,861.35
BURTON
SHONN
28,487.42
MIRANDA
29,000.00
CARDONA ELIEZER
30,600.00
IHSAN
ADNAN
30,637.88
SWINNEY HENRY D
28,244.38
SANTORE
MADELENA F 34,000.00
BLUMENFELD ALISON L 34,000.00
RODRIGUEZ NANETTE
31,102.06
GRAHAM
CHARLES
32,462.22
POSADA
LUZ M
33,902.81
KING
ROGER L
33,949.27
MALAVE
MARILDA
34,894.64
ALLOWAY
JOSEPH G 36,482.85
MC ANUFF JACQUELYNN 36,482.85
CHALAS
MIRNA
37,316.51
DUNCAN
THOMASINA 37,346.03
WILSON
WAYNE
38,024.55
JOHNSON SUSAN C
38,302.55
NDUBUISI GWENDOLYN 49,008.96
POWELL
DENISE
44,610.00
LUCK
ANDREW V 50,328.20
BARDARIK BRUCE R
49,570.87
INTURRISI PAULA
49,379.40
BOWMAN DARLENE G 55,333.88
MAK
KIFAI K
58,694.01
WILSON
MARY P
73,778.52
CZESAK
CYNTHIA
110,172.55
RODRIGUEZ JAIMI KAURIX 34,551.68
MALCOLM JOYCE E
37,000.00
IZQUIERDO MILAGROS 66,302.00
HILL
RAKIM
12,750.00
CASTILLO
INDIRA
19,715.58
PAGAN
CRISTINA 19,715.58
THORPE
TANGY C
15,151.00
MC CURDIE ROXANNE 26,408.51
GARCIA
JOSE E
40,000.00
WILSON
ANTHONY W 40,926.93
SMALLWOOD WILLIAM L 55,217.47
IZQUIERDO MILAGROS 10,000.00
WILSON
JEROME L 31,620.00
CRAWFORD JAMAL T
34,125.12
LOPEZ
CIPRIANO F 49,014.29
CRUZ
EDWIN A
25,000.00
TURNER-BORDES DELORES D 25,000.00
VASQUEZ
WILLIAM
25,000.00
DE JESUS MIRIAM J 25,500.00
DONALD
NAQWAN J 25,500.00
MESA
HUMBERTO 25,500.00
EVANS JOHNSON MARY 25,500.00
LEE
JERRY
33,917.04
FARULLA
JAMES M 89,292.02
GUZMAN
ROBERT O 89,292.02
IURATO
SALVATORE 89,292.02
NARVAEZ
ANTONIO
89,292.02
SANTANA
HAYDEE
89,292.02
FIGUEROA MIKE A
89,292.02
CRUZ
EDWIN M 103,897.96
HYATT
ANTHONY 103,898.00
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36,286.00
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PAYTON
RAMADAN
REGE
LOPEZ
BROADFIELD
DIMARIA
GAITA
POVENTUD
CHAVEZ
ALNATUR
DAWSON JR.
DEARANI
DENIZ
ENGLISH
FARFAN
FELICIANO
GARNES, JR
GAYLE
KLEIN
GOMEZ
GUITIERREZ
IRWIN
JIMENEZ
LAX
LEPORINI
LISANDRO
LOPEZ, JR
LOZADA
PENA
PEREZ
RANDOLPH
RIVERA III
SANTOS
SLEDGE
VELEZ
SEVILLANO
GOTAY
HURLEY JR.
MERCADO
ARTHUR
ACOSTA
CHRISTMAS
ROMAN
DE VRIES
KALATA
JORGE
DOMINIQUE
LIZ M
DIOSNEDY J
MICHAEL
ROBERT
FRANK
JOVAN
RENE
HERBERT H.III
FABIO
JOSEPH M
ROBERT J
RAMZE
RYAN G
JOSUE A
KYLE W
JAMES R
SAMUEL
MICHAEL
GABRIEL
AMER
TIMOTHY E
LOUIS E
DARAZANOFF
RYAN D
JOSE M
RALPHIE J
LAMONT W
OMAR A
TIMOTHY J
ANDRES
JERMAN
JIHN J
EDDY S
JOSEPH W
DAVID V
TUPETE R
HERIBERTO
FRANCISCO
RUBEN D
THOMAS
JAMAL D
WILLIAM
JEFFREY
KATHY I
GABRIEL
LUIS O
SONNY
JOHN P
BRIAN
JUSTIN
LEONARDO
ROLANDO
WINFRED
ROBBY J
ANDRZEJ D
36,286.00
36,286.00
36,286.00
36,286.00
36,286.00
36,286.00
36,286.00
36,286.00
36,286.00
19,500.00
30,000.00
30,000.00
30,000.00
30,000.00
35,292.80
37,870.56
37,904.10
39,230.38
41,905.39
43,462.92
30,657.00
30,657.00
30,657.00
30,657.00
30,657.00
30,657.00
30,657.00
30,657.00
30,657.00
30,657.00
30,657.00
30,657.00
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Here is how this year's elections should play out
It's election season. That means everyone is out
on the streets knocking on your door. It means
the church leaders who have placed their politics over God are also parading candidates for
you to vote for.
Political signs are illegally placed all over
public property, with no respect for the law.
Fliers, with made-up stories and negative attacks, are already in your mailboxes. The
fundraisers, which tell the communities "hate
the other side, vote for me" have simmered
down to paid rallies. The deals, struck with
donors to give them contracts, hire their friends
and family members, are already done.
And then there's you: the poor, the struggling, the oppressed, as in Paterson. "Up
county" are the rich white Democrats, with liberal views on abortion, gay rights and the freedom to tell God we need you but only on our
terms.
And far in the distance, for 17 years, are the
Republicans the Democrats tell you to hate.
They wonder where’s the road back to victory as it once was - a rich community full of
business, peace, money and unity.
I’m going to make these endorsements to
save Paterson short and sweet because you’re
on your last leg. What I think about the Democrat Party, which is in control of this disaster, is
on Page 11.
THE ASSEMBLY CANDIDATES:
Benjie Wimberly - he would have made Dr.
Martin Luther King very proud but he would
have made Malcolm X very angry.
King's vision was for a promised land
where his people (blacks) and others could live
in harmony, "on the mountaintop," as he said
in reference to a Biblical story. But there are no
"mountaintops" for Wimberly to take his people to. Sadly, the very Democrat Party King
was fighting is not in social control of his people. The times may have changed, but the issues
for blacks are still the same: poverty, crime,
large numbers of incarcerations, not a lack of
education but lack of motivation to be educated and no real political leadership - except
for the few, like Wimberly, but at what cost?
And this is where Malcolm X comes in. All
the way up to his death in 1965, he despised the
Democrat Party, calling those voting for its
candidates "chumps!"
Perhaps it was Malcolm X who had a more
realistic vision for his people in the future. That
is, for those who turned Democrat, while still
poor and struggling, and who kept hearing
empty promises while suffering mass incarcerations as their people were killing one another in
boarded-up communities.
Recently, the Democrat Party in Paterson
wanted to put up its own white mayoral candidate against a former black mayor. Although
Wimberly stated he would not go against "one
of his own," he was later seen on the steps
doing the very thing he promised he would not.
It’s exactly what blacks have always been
subjected to by the Democrat Party. In the new
elections this fall, he is on the ticket with a freeholder he clearly does not support. When
asked why, he responded, “Sirrano, you know
how it works.”
So it’s sad that the only way a black person
can remain in the Democrat Party is if he or
she is willing to sell out their own community.
Gone are the days when you could be a
Malcolm X and tell them to "go to hell," because all the Democrats want to do is control
your people through you - using as incentives
the seats up for election, the needed campaign
money the party can provide and the jobs
those winning the seats can dole out.
Wimberly would be 100-percent right, but
"black Democrat diehards" would rather sit
with their party than come away with Benjie
for what is right, given the “bad state of his
people.”
Assemblywoman Shavonda Sumter was
also on the side of King, Malcolm X and Rosa
Parks - until she too went over to "The Dark
Side," I mean, the Democrat side.
To show good cause for going over, you
would have to show that your people, because
of the Democrats, were made healthy, wealthy
and happy. But after 17 years of having Paterson under the party's control, and with millions
at the party's disposal, people (mostly blacks)
are still poor, unhealthy, homeless, while living
in crime-infested neighborhoods with boardedup homes.
I could only assume it’s because the Democrats just needed a black person to control
the black votes, and Sumter became that person.
On the other hand, I’m about money for
places like Paterson, not "seat-fillers." So after
examining the other side, what’s left is who is
better qualified? And although I don’t like the
Yes
Jersey Pulse News Makes Endorsment
fact that Wimberly and Sumter voted against
Biblical values, I leave the decision to punish
Assembly
up to God. But for the sake of who is better fit
to run Paterson right now, we endorse Wimberly and Sumter.
If the other side next time presents assembly candidates with fiscal experience, then we’ll
consider that.
PATERSON SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION
Year after year, blacks vote for blacks and
Latinos vote for Latinos. The future, the lives
of your kids are at stake here for heaven's sake.
Let’s take Corey Tea for instance. He’s broke,
has no money, no real job, and has not created,
or is involved in, any program for the advancement of kids, all kids.
I’m not even sure he has a car or a bicycle.
Yet you have a very well-educated young
woman in Oshin Castillo. She has a very good
job, makes money, has a program to motivate
young kids and your choice is?
I’m voting black. But an affordable education and affirmative action is not the problem
in Paterson! It’s finding the right mentors, the
right leaders, so when a kid looks at them they
want to be like them or better. So when you
find someone like Castillo, who can walk into a
room and light up the kids, you vote for them.
This is what you want your kids to see, not by
color but by education. Isn’t that the reason
they would be getting a job anyway? And for
that reason, we endorse Oshin Castillo on Row
3D.
PATERSON CITY COUNCIL
This was not a hard decision, The number
one reason a person should be elected to the
office is because of previous experience in government. It should always be a prerequisite unless the person is extremely smart and they
have been a regular at council meetings addressing the issues.
We like all four candidates. There is really
nothing bad to say about them. Unfortunately,
we have to give a review. The office of City
Council pays $41,000 a year with a free phone,
medical benefits and special privileges, such as
an unofficial ‘police’ badge, parking, etc.
Our first victim is:
Bernard Jones Jr., - turned in 195 petitions.
He is a very nice guy, but he has not yet
demonstrated the activism or the public profile
that would make him a good candidate for
council. Times are getting tougher for Paterson
residents, and without the financial background in government, and experience, we feel
he will have to "learn as you go." This is his second time running for office and he did not
build up from the last time. We don’t think he
will generate enough votes to beat his rival in
the black community.
Then there are:
Michael Jackson - turned in 199 petitions.
He also ran for office previously and the community said no. We also like Jackson. We received some negative reports about him from a
friend of his but chose not to publish them.
This election is about knowing government,
balancing the budget and bringing back money
to the community. The problem here is that
most people voting for Jackson say to the NJ
Pulse, they are doing it because he is black.
Again, this is not a criteria or prerequisite for
office.
Veronica Ovalles. - turned in 194 petitions.
A very motivated young woman. She reminds
us of Councilman-At-Large Alex Mendez. But
unfortunately, she does not have the numbers
in the black community to replace the loss
from her Latino opponent. Members of the
black community are backing her, not to win,
but to take enough votes away from her Latino
opponent so their "black" candidate can win.
Ovalles, however, swears she is in it to win, and
the fact that she is being used is of no deterrent
to her.
The choice is
Manny Martinez Jr. - turned in 380 petitions.
He is currently in the lead in terms of petitions
and is perhaps the only candidate in the 1st
Ward race with prerequisites for the position
and experience in government. After serving
three years on the school board, this is where
Martinez said he can best serve Paterson.
We always have a problem with people
leaving the school board, and we always watch
who they are connected to on the council to
protect the interests of the people. This is also a
hiring process for Paterson. That is, who best
can serve on the council without regard to
race? What impresses us about Martinez is his
love for kids, especially in the black community.
Because the GOP
needed to have presented more qualified
candidates. Until they
do, elections should
be about who knows
government best.
NJ Pulse Endorses
Benjie Wimberly & Shavonda Sumter
Passaic County Freeholder Seat
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County DEMs take $41
mil. from Paterson residents each year. They
hire their friends and
family while crime is
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NJ Pulse Endorses
Joe Cupoli, Joan Walsh, Sami Merhi
The other candidates
show poor life decisions, financially and
in their careers. They
are unemployed and
have no career plans,
bad for kids to follow.
Paterson Schoolboard
NJ Pulse Endorses
Oshin Castillo
The 3 other candidates
complain about
money. The last councilman was arrested
for matters of money.
Plus this is the only
one with experience.
Paterson 1st Ward City Council
Elect
It is my pledge to focus on:
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helping to create jobs and bringing
businesses back to the First Ward
reducing crime and improving
public safety
improving your quality of life
enhancing recreational and
educational opportunities
—Commissioner Manny Martinez
NJ Pulse Endorses
Manny Martinez
When you see a Latino caring about kids
without wondering about their race, it shows
he wishes to deal with the community as a
whole. His decisions will represent both sides.
Our concern about electing another Latino
stems from the actions of 5th Ward Councilman Julio Tavarez, who
is atROW
fault for only carVOTE
ing about Latinos. Yet parents don’t have to
worry if their kids are black or Latino when
they are in Martinez's hands. And I have no
trouble believing he would also be able to rep-
resent the black community and its children for
the purposes of unity and advancement.
All politics aside, all "vote for race" aside,
we believe he is the choice because he comes
with experience. There is no "train as you go."
We endorse Martinez for the 1st Ward City
Council seat.
We wish all the candidates well, if our candidates win and mess up, we can go after them.
If your candidates win and they mess up, that’s
on you.
JUDGE DEALT A BLOW TO TOP DEMOCRAT SEN. ROBERT MENENDEZ
New Jersey Democrat’s Motions To Dismiss Criminal Charges Denied By Judge
A federal judge has dealt Sen. Bob Menendez a setback in his defense against corruption charges.
Judge William Walls dismissed four of
the bribery counts against Menendez and
his friend and political donor, Salomon Melgen.
All of those charges were related to donations Melgen made to Menendez’s legal
defense fund, the Fund to Uphold the Constitution. Walls dismissed the charges related
to the legal fund because those contributions were made in 2010, while the indictment alleges that Melgen bribed Menendez
with donations to help him win re-election
in 2012.
The charges that were dismissed were
related to two separate donations of $20,000
that Dr. Melgen was alleged to have given to
The Fund to Uphold the Constitution, a
legal defense trust fund benefiting Menendez.
But Menendez's most ambitious mo-
tions – attempting to have the entire case
thrown out for prosecutorial misconduct or
violations of Constitutional protections for
legislative activity -- were denied.
He still faces numerous other charges:
six bribery counts, one conspiracy count,
one count of violating the travel act, three
counts of honest services fraud and one
count of making false statements.
Menendez was accused in April of accepting close to $1 million campaign contributions and lavish gifts — including a Paris
vacation, golf outings and trips to the Dominican Republic aboard a private jet —
from Dr. Melgen in exchange for political
and business favors.
Prosecutors said the senator advocated
on behalf of the doctor over a Medicare
billing dispute worth approximately $8.9
million, and helped three of Dr. Melgen’s
girlfriends obtain visas.
Attorneys for the pair have attacked the
indictment on several grounds, arguing that
the gifts and contributions were tokens of a
decades-long friendship and did not represent any effort to curry political influence,
and that the indictment risked criminalizing
routine interactions between politicians and
their supporters.
U.S. District Judge William H. Walls
had previously rejected almost all of
Menendez's arguments in favor of holding
the trial in Washington and said a Newark
trial would be more convenient to Menendez's constituents.
In 2012 Menendez was elected to a second
six-year term, trouncing longtime Republican State Sen. Joseph Kyrillos. Menendez
raised more than $11.4 million in campaign
contributions compared to Kyrillos' $4.6
million
With President Obama at the top of the
ticket, Menendez had an advantage in a
state where no Republican has been elected
to the U.S. Senate since 1972
Source: Washington Post and Philly.com.
21 Charged in Takedown of International Carjacking/Theft Ring
Senator Robert_Menendez
“Operation 17 Corridor” recovered 90 cars worth over $4 million
TOTOWA, N.J. – Acting Attorney General
John J. Hoffman announced that 21 men
have been charged in the takedown of a
major international carjacking and stolen
car trafficking ring that stole luxury cars
from suburbs along the Route 17 corridor in
New Jersey and neighboring New York, as
well as other suburban communities in
northern and central New Jersey, shipping
the cars to West Africa where they command premium prices. Eighteen men were
arrested yesterday on charges including firstdegree racketeering, carjacking and money
laundering as a multi-agency team fanned
out to execute arrest warrants. Three men
are being sought as fugitives on arrest war-
rants.
Approximately 90 stolen cars worth more
than $4 million were recovered in “Operation 17 Corridor,” a 16-month investigation
led by the New Jersey Division of Criminal
Justice and the New Jersey State Police, assisted by the Port Authority of New York &
New Jersey Police, ICE Homeland Security
Investigations and numerous other agencies.
by arranging for stolen cars to be placed on
shipping containers and transported to different seaports within New Jersey and New
York. They completed a bill of lading for
the container that typically misrepresented
the actual contents of the container. The
loading locations used include Evans Terminal in Hillside, N.J., and various locations in
the Bronx, N.Y.
The fences used “wheel men” to move the
stolen cars to different locations while purchase prices were being negotiated with
other fences and potential buyers. The
“shippers” who have been charged allegedly
facilitated the organization’s illicit operation
Of the 90 vehicles recovered, 23 were recovered at ports used by the ring, including Port
Newark, Port Elizabeth, Global Terminal in
Bayonne, and the Howland Hook Seaport in
Staten Island, N.Y. Investigators believe that
additional vehicles were being moved by this
criminal enterprise, beyond those recovered
in the investigation. The ring operated in
Rockland County, N.Y., and multiple counties in New Jersey, including Morris, Bergen,
Essex, Union, Hudson, Monmouth, Middlesex, Hunterdon and Somerset Counties.
Within the ring, individuals filled various
roles, including carjacker, car thief, wheel
man, fence, shipper and buyer. Shippers
would load the cars into shipping containers, which were taken to ports for transport
by ship to West Africa.
SHIPPERS AND HIGH-LEVEL FENCES
STREET-LEVEL FENCES
CARJACKERS/CAR THIEVES/WHEEL MEN
DESPERATE FREEHOLDER CANDIDATE ELBOWS, BULLIES NEWS PRESIDENT
Passaic County Democrat Freeholder Hector
Lora constantly uses the fact that he is a pastor
in presenting himself in his official capacity.
To some, that representation conflicts with
the separation of church and state as to the
oath of office he took.
The other oath he took was to be kind,
merciful, caring, forgiving and put Jesus above
himself.
But that was not how he presented himself
to be when presenting himself to voters at a recent rally on the steps of Paterson City Hall.
While the NJ Pulse was interviewing the
mother of a young man killed in a hit-and-run
by a police officer, its president felt an elbow to
his stomach and a heavy person pushing him
aside, separating him from speaking to her.
It was Freeholder Hector Lora. It was
shocking.
"This man says he is a Christian and that he
represents the Latino community, seeking its
votes and this is his attitude," the Pulse president said.
“He then began bullying me about my Facebook (FB) post about him. Are you kidding
me?!”
Apparently, on the Paterson Pulse FB page,
there was information about him being a liar,
and that, because of his position as a freeholder, his nephew received employment with
the county and that Lora was not truthful
about this nepotism to the public.
It also included information about him raising Paterson's county taxes by 4.1 percent and
taking $41 mil. each year from Paterson, giving
nothing in return.
“So I turned on my camera as he turned his
back on me, blocking me away from the
woman, now trying to pretend he somehow
cares about her son's death," the Pulse president recalled on the paper's FB page. "This
issue was brought up to them (Democrat freeholders) a long time ago and about their prosecutor not acting, but he saw an opportunity to
get votes from her group and came down - typical politician. I confronted him about his sudden interest and he was a liar. Now, I'm
confronting him as a Christian.”
“After he (Lora) turned and tried belittling
me, stating that he was a Christian, I said,
'No,'" he continued. "'Jesus said there are
wolves in the church and you're one of them.
You guys see all my Facebook video posts
challenging people. Do I have this expression?
Is that the look of an honest politician or a caring Christian? Or a leader in the Christian
faith, that, when challenged, is full of grace
and mercy, (and the) forgiveness of Christ?'”
the post continued.
It also stated, “No, he's a liar, he loves the
money he gets from selling out Jesus and supporting people making laws against the church.
He loves being called 'politician freeholder'
more that he loves, or if he loves, the Lord."
"I walked away from the Democrat Party
when I had a chance to choose money or
Christ, and I choose Christ," the Pulse president's post noted.
"Now, I confront people like this," he continued. "He (Lora) is no Christian. He has to
know that, even if he concealed himself jabbing me in my stomach with his elbow, pushing
me away, that Jesus saw him and he will answer
for it.
"Is God not watching our deeds and acts?"
"Then he bullied me and separated me from
the woman," the post recalled, "so I could not
talk to her anymore.”
The post also stated, “Where he was standing, I was standing and he physically, with his
body, also pushed me out. How could he not
know Jesus is watching him and his actions?"
"This is a freeholder - politician and a pastor, he boasts. And that's why Jesus said he
can't serve both! Because they become evil like
this. They love the power more than Christ and
would do anything for it. They use Jesus to get
his people to support them, then they go back
to the House of the Romans, the rich. Have
you ever, on his post, seen him fight for people
as I have? No!” the post also stated.
The Paterson Pulse president pointed out
on the FB post, “But we can save him if he
won't save himself. When he is voted out of office, maybe then he will have no greed for
power, to get it or keep it, and maybe then he
Freeholder Candidate Hector Lora becomes abusive as
he identifies himself as a pastor
will be humbled himself and realize what this
office was doing to him, turning him to do evil
against another Christian and repent to the
Lord. Taking him out will save him. If he is a
Christian, then that's what we have to do. He'll
thank us for it someday. That's my mercy for
him and prayer. But he's become something
that is not good. Sticking your elbow in the
side of a Christian, who owns a newspaper
mind you.
“But when the truth is the truth about you,
you jab them in the stomach with your elbow
and get in their face to cause evil?
Let's get him out people, that's the only way to
save him. Plus he's just going to raise your taxes
again and hire more of his friends and family.
For 18 Years Democrats Have Controlled Passaic
County And After Years Of Failure Have Now Raised
Paterson Taxes From 2% to 4.5%
Just
Freeholder Lora is running for re-election
Say No!
with two other candidates.
It troubles me he is saying he represents the
Christian and Latino community.”
Lora and his two running mates are locked
in a tight race for Passaic County freeholder,
having no top candidate to increase their visibility but Assemblyman Benjie Wimberly (D35).
The New Jersey Pulse president believes to
walk from the steps of City Hall down to the
public area and take this kind of action was,
first, deliberate to “get in” his face for the Facebook posting and also to show dominance by a
freeholder/pastor.
An act so appalling and unbecoming for an
official who introduces himself as a pastor.
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New Jersey Pulse Endorses Republican County Freeholder Team
Only a week before this story was published, a
veteran reporter for the Herald News left the
Passaic County Courthouse in Paterson after
covering a criminal case and spoke with us.
Before we parted, we discussed politics.
The reporter told the NJ Pulse, “People actually listen to you more than they listen to us.
You have a large influence.”
We then told him, “Well, you have larger
distribution.” But he insisted that we were
more influential.
It is that kind of respect we get from veterans of the news media and our readers. We are
hoping we will also carry influence with the decision we are about to make.
For the past nine years of covering Passaic
County mews, our goal has been only one
thing: making sure the people hear the truth no
matter what the cost is.
That is, even if the person you are reporting about is a top political figure and can hurt
your business or reputation.
There has been one single government in
Passaic County for the past two decades: that
government is controlled by the Democrat
Party.
It has controlled all branches of government - the courts, the sheriff’s department, the
prosecutor's office, the judges, the state senate,
the assembly, the county clerk's office, which
they only recently lost, the superintendent of
elections, which they recently lost by appointment, and the most important office of them
all - the Passaic County Board of Chosen Freeholders.
The elected board controls all the money
going through the aforementioned offices and
departments.
The Democrats have also begun recruiting
local community leaders to run for Paterson
mayor and the City Council. This has given
them leverage over a large voting bloc. When
the county elections come about, they tap into
the local officials whose campaigns they finance to lobby members of the community,
who voted for them, to vote for county Democrat candidates.
And year after year, "the machine” turns
out to assure it controls all 16 Passaic County
communities through county government.
Cities like Paterson, home of the New Jersey
Pulse, have constantly been victimized by this
political hypnosis.
Yet year after year, Paterson stays in decline, with residents swearing allegiance to the
Democrat lifestyle and philosophy, one that
has created an atmosphere of poverty, crime,
low education standards, even with half a bil-
lion dollars in state aid, as well businesses deserting, broken sidewalks, decapitated streets
inside the urban areas, and now, the fleecing of
personal income from homeowners through
property tax increases.
There are countless stories of those who
have left the Democrat-controlled city, looking
back as if they are seeing the burning of
Sodom and Gomorrah.
But especially in the black community,
which has been hit the hardest, leaders loyal to
the Democrats still control it, still has it convinced that its members are “diehard Democrats.” And it’s those people who are unaware of
how county government works. Their lack of
knowledge enables the perpetrators of the poor
condition in Paterson, and the other municipalities, stay the way it is.
The NJ Pulse has learned one Democrat
leader responded to a Latino community
leader who won’t support the party by saying,
“We don't need your Latino votes; we have the
black votes.”
That kind of confidence is the reason the
county government, under the party's spell,
does whatever it wants. Yet the communities
that government controls remain the same.
Recently, a youth in Paterson was run down
by a police officer who fled the scene and left
that youth for dead. The Democrat prosecutor
would not upgrade the charges, but after the
NJ Pulse president met with those upset with
the decision for hours, and then, another time
for three hours, explaining how county government works and how to remove those officials
who ignore them - in this case - Democrats,
they were blind to see.
And as the county's Democrat Party still ignores them, has left their community in
poverty and refuses to listen to them, even as
they go many times to council meetings to
complain, they still refuse to vote the party out.
One woman told us she has always been a
Democrat. When asked, “Who told you that,
who told you to become a Democrat?” she said
she did not know, it’s just always been that way.
Her response sounded like trying to take
candy from a kid with diabetes.
Unfortunately, these are the voters and
these are the people who are keeping the Democrat Party in power, especially in Passaic
County.
So what did the Herald News see that we
also saw?
It did not like the manipulation and the
lopsidedness of the current government, with
no checks and balances. It, like us, does not like
that the freeholders control the money, with all
DEMOCRACY WORKS best when there
is a system of checks and balances in place.
That is, when there is some form of opposition
to the governing majority, so that a singleparty majority cannot freely spend, bond or
pursue whatever policy it might believe best
without serious debate.
No such opposition, and no such debate, is
going on right now on the current Passaic
County Freeholder Board. Democrats, as they
have for the last few years, hold a lopsided 7-0
majority.
Next Tuesday, county voters can change
that dynamic, and we believe they should by
electing a seasoned, common-sense slate of Republican challengers that comprises Joseph
Cupoli of Clifton, Joan Walsh of Wayne, and
Sami Merhi of Totowa. They are opposed by
incumbent Democrats John Bartlett of Wayne,
and Hector Lora of Passaic, as well by newcomer Sandi Lazzara of Woodland Park.
Merhi, who ran for freeholder last year as
an independent, holds considerable breadth as
a longtime small-business man in Paterson. His
decades of real-world experience outside the
political realm would be a breath of fresh air
on the Freeholder Board. Merhi has cited excesses in county spending and mismanagement
at Preakness Health Care Center as two reasons he is running.
Cupoli and Walsh both bring quality governing experience to the table. Cupoli, also a
small-business owner, has served on the Clifton
City Council. Like Merhi, he questions some
Joe CUPOLI - Joan WALSH-Sami MERHI
seven being Democrats, meaning there are no
Republican or independent freeholders to
monitor them and who’s in their pockets.
We, the New Jersey Pulse, are aware of the
Democrats using sheriff’s officers to sell tickets
to their fundraisers, the friends and family they
have hired, the contractors they reward and the
campaign donors they have been giving millions of your tax dollars to, like those at 501
River St. in Paterson - who received an $18 million contract, after the owner, Boscom co. donated to their freeholders' campaign.
To pay for these favors, they now have to
raise your taxes.
The Herald News did not mention that the
freeholders also make budget deals with certain
local mayors, where they jointly are responsible
for the massive tax hikes in those municipalities, and since those mayors and freeholders are
of the same party, there is no opposition to
protect cities like Paterson from the Democrat
county freeholders.
They raise it and you pay it! That’s how the
Democrat machine turns.
What bothers this newspaper in this election - as with most of their other campaigns the only campaign material the Democrats put
out trashes the other side.
There is nothing in their literature concerning lowering taxes because their elected offi-
cials are the ones raising them.
There is nothing in their literature about reducing crime because their urban lifestyle philosophy does not subscribe to it.
Also, nothing in their brochures about helping the poor because they focus on their own.
That is, those who help them get elected, even
though it’s your vote. But they got you to surrender it, but only reward those people not
you.
There are no fliers or mailers calling for improving education because that’s not their intention. And finally, nothing in their literature
with a plan to take minorities out of poverty.
It's "just bash the other side and people will
vote for us," or so they think.
We also know the financial and fiscal views
of the Republican Party and how they can
change a community from poverty to plenty.
So, in this election, The New Jersey Pulse,
“the most influential,” joins the Herald News,
with “the largest readership,” in endorsing
Joseph Cupoli, Joan Walsh and Sami Merhi
for county freeholder.
Our main focus is to reduce the $41 million
the current freeholders take from Paterson
each year. We need to make them cease raising
property taxes and find ways to decrease them.
We can start doing that with these three.
spending done by the current board in regard
to consultants and legal fees. Cupoli said he
would "break the budget down" by both income and expenses and would move the
county toward wanting "to do more with less."
Walsh, who has served on the Wayne Board of
Education, said she would apply "best practices" solutions to help rein in spending.
Certainly, county government is locked in
on a lot of its spending, no matter who is serving on the board. Yet we take exception with
some of the mindless spending undertaken
while Democrats have been in complete control, including a move last year to use money
dedicated to open space and farmland preservation to hire 60 part-time parks attendants.
More, lately, there was the time-wasting,
money-wasting political feud with Superintendent of Elections Sherine El-Abd, a Republican, regarding pay increases she granted to
her small, unionized workforce. This issue
should have been resolved amicably, between
the all-Democratic board and El-Abd, long before the county decided it was a good idea to
challenge the raises in court. The county lost
that case, which means taxpayers lost, too.
We believe it is time to end one-party rule
on the Freeholder Board. The election of the
Republican challengers would be a move toward more responsible governing, and more
deliberate thinking and budgeting. The Herald
News endorses Joseph Cupoli, Joan Walsh and
Sami Merhi for Passaic County freeholder.
New Jersey Pulse Endorses Republican County Freeholder Team
What The Passaic County Democrats Did With The Tax Increase, Eye On Your Money
Lora’s nephew was hired in the county.
Bartlett law firm got $1.7 Million from county work
The county owns the building on the left. That means its free to house the superintendent
of election. There donor owns the building on the right. The superintendent office was
moved to their donor’s building and taxes were raised to pay him $1 million a year for 15
years.
A million a year tax dollars in
Tax-free
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helping to create jobs and bringing
businesses back to the First Ward
reducing crime and improving
public safety
improving your quality of life
enhancing recreational and
educational opportunities
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Endorsed By The NJ
Pulse To Lower Paterson Taxes and Fight
Crime and ForecloVOTE ROW
Endorsed By The NJ Pulse & Record News
To Lower Taxes, Lower Crime & Poverty
My name is Sirrano Keith Baldeo. I
am president of the New Jersey
Pulse News and Paterson Pulse.
You’ve seen my "Facebook: Paterson Pulse" videos, fighting for
change in Paterson, defending the
rights of the black and Latino communities, but I can’t do it alone. And I
can’t do it on failed policies.
These are my candidates. Why?
Because I need someone to watch
the money that’s being taken out of
Paterson. I need that money to stay
in the city and not have people give it
to their friends and families through
jobs and favors.
I need change! I need to break the
7-0 Democrat hold on the freeholder
board in Passaic County - where no
one knows where the money's going.
So help me help this city and other
communities. Help me by voting Line
B, specifically, the freeholder line.
And follow me on "Facebook: Paterson Pulse" to see my continued work
in Paterson and how much I am
there, care and fight for this city.
With these freeholder candidates
winning, the seats will split 4-3. Democrats will still control, but they can
no longer hide your money or hire
their friends and families while the
rest of the city's residents struggle.
Joe CUPOLI
Joan WALSH
Sami MERHI
Vote On Line “B” In Passaic County’s
Freeholder Election - November 3rd
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DID YOU KNOW?
THE OPINIONS HERE ARE STRICTLY THOSE OF THE NJ PULSE AND
BASED ON INVESTIGATIVE INFORMATION RECEIVED FROM THE COUNTY
Did you know the county Democrats fired Kathleen Macho to give
her position to Freeholder Hector
Lora’s nephew, Ismael Tigua?
Did you know the Democrat county
Freeholders raised Paterson's taxes
4.1 percent and demands $41 million
from Paterson each year? Did you
know they give back nothing in return
for the $41 million annually taken
from the poor City of Paterson?
Did you know John Bartlett's law office
received $1.7 million in work from the
county, after he was voted into office by
county Democrats?
Did you know the Democrat county freeholders changed the public works department by
splitting its buildings & grounds division into separate entities to add another salary for a
friend? Now, Jack Nigro is only in charge of buildings and Ken Simpson was hired to
oversee grounds. Did you know Simpson was a Democrat freeholder aide making only
$19,000, but now, as a supervisor of grounds, makes $93,000? Did you know another
Democrat freeholder aide, Matthew Jordan, who was also making $19,000, was later
hired as a top department administrator and now makes $103,000? It is alleged neither
has the experience for those positions.
Did you know the Democrat Party has destroyed the lives of several African-American
leaders, including the Rev. Alfred Steele and Elease Evans. Both were pulled into the
party - one went to prison and the other was forced to resign we were told.
Did you know they moved the election superintendent's office from a non-taxable building to one owned by a campaign donor (Bascom Corp.) at 501 River St, In Paterson.
by paying him an $18 million contract?
So: 1.) Jobs for friends. 2.) Jobs for family. 3.) Millions to past employees. 4.)
Damaging the lives of black leaders. 5.) Moving office space to pay their
donors. 6.) Taking millions from cities like Paterson for nothing in return. Why
would you continue giving your vote to support this? Ironically, this is the
same party which voted against allowing blacks, and now, Latinos, to vote.
That’s why we are supporting Cupoli, Walsh and Merhi.

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