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May 24, 2013
Not sure I understand the background of all of your comments but I agree with you on two things - 1) Roman apparently shot himself in the foot with that comment. 2) The blogs do not reflect the tenor of Dawn's governing and their attacks sometimes on anyone criticizing the city do lead to an air of intimidation in town. Intimidation can come in many forms, you are correct. Unfortunately there are those who think Dawn supports the blogs and their childish discourse. From what I hear, they are a problem she would like to go away, but for political reasons has to be delicate with the web owners who feel they are helping her.
FIRST ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL SHOW –The First International Show was Friday, May 17 in the St. Augustine School Gymnasium Union City. The gym was overflowing with parents, relatives, alumni and friends. Each class performed a song or dance (or both). Loud applause was heard continuously, but especially after the “Celia Cruz Impersonator” performed the “Pachanga.” This brought the house down. There are rumors of a “Second International Show” during the next school year.
FIRST ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL SHOW –The First International Show was Friday, May 17 in the St. Augustine School Gymnasium Union City. The gym was overflowing with parents, relatives, alumni and friends. Each class performed a song or dance (or both). Loud applause was heard continuously, but especially after the “Celia Cruz Impersonator” performed the “Pachanga.” This brought the house down. There are rumors of a “Second International Show” during the next school year.
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Right now, cities from New York to Secaucus are lobbying and jockeying to line up funding and other support for their Super Bowl-related activities.
Right now, cities from New York to Secaucus are lobbying and jockeying to line up funding and other support for their Super Bowl-related activities.
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KIDS DESERVE BETTER – Youth of West New York are the ultimate victims of corruption in the school system.
KIDS DESERVE BETTER – Youth of West New York are the ultimate victims of corruption in the school system.
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READ OUT LOUD – The superintendent of schools read a controversial state report aloud at a West New York Board of Education met a week ago Thursday.
READ OUT LOUD – The superintendent of schools read a controversial state report aloud at a West New York Board of Education met a week ago Thursday.
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