NJ Democrats just increased my taxes by $1000

[Ban Hammer 13,352]

This is a good example of why the jersey beast costs so much:

The Star Ledger reported today that in January, Davy denied a request by the Hoboken Board of Education to void a consulting fee portion of a retirement deal for Hoboken Superintendent Patrick Gagliardi who retired in June 2007. Gagliardi received $495,000 for unused sick and vacation days along with a promise to be paid $996 per day as a consulting administrator for up to 100 days. These perks are in addition to his $128,400 per year pension.

Revelation of the nearly $600,000 Hoboken deal comes on the heels of reports that the Keansburg Superintendent of Schools, Barbara Trzeszkowski, is retiring next month with a $740,000 severance package.

http://www.politickernj.com/mysak/20747/ka...oves-shes-ineff

sounds more and more like tony soprano at work.

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This is a good example of why the jersey beast costs so much:

The Star Ledger reported today that in January, Davy denied a request by the Hoboken Board of Education to void a consulting fee portion of a retirement deal for Hoboken Superintendent Patrick Gagliardi who retired in June 2007. Gagliardi received $495,000 for unused sick and vacation days along with a promise to be paid $996 per day as a consulting administrator for up to 100 days. These perks are in addition to his $128,400 per year pension.

Revelation of the nearly $600,000 Hoboken deal comes on the heels of reports that the Keansburg Superintendent of Schools, Barbara Trzeszkowski, is retiring next month with a $740,000 severance package.

http://www.politickernj.com/mysak/20747/ka...oves-shes-ineff

sounds more and more like tony soprano at work.

[almaty 19]

joisey suxs

[HAL 9000 96]

Who talkin to me?

[no name 1]

joisey suxs

says the bitter flyover guy....

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

I got a note in the mail the other day that the local authority is revising (meaning cut back) garbage collection in my town - apparently so that they don't have to impose a tax hike.

As it was - we had two collection days per week (wednesday for regular waste and saturday for waste and recyling), now there's a confusing schedule of various different collection days for about 5 different types of garbage

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

Who talkin to me?

Get off my screen, you freakin' stunad....

I got a note in the mail the other day that the local authority is revising (meaning cut back) garbage collection in my town - apparently so that they don't have to impose a tax hike.

As it was - we had two collection days per week (wednesday for regular waste and saturday for waste and recyling), now there's a confusing schedule of various different collection days for about 5 different types of garbage

At least they still collect.

Many towns have stopped altogether. A colleague of mine lives in Mansfield (warren county) and she pays $13k in property taxes every year (on a 2000 sq ft home) and their town just STOPPED collecting the garbage and they're contracting out the recycling services too.

[HAL 9000 96]

Hmmm...

Retarded? What if Jerry Lewis heard you talkin' like that?

[natty bumppo 297]

guess this takes the confusion out of where to stick your gov't stimulus check ...