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- Lakewood BOE gets a $50 Million loan from the state of NJ Lakewood tax payers now owe over $150 million in loans to pay back the state
- Jackson council meeting tonight with newly appointed member Mordy Burnstein
- Automated speeding tickets-begin in NYS thruway i87 hudson valley areas and I84
The New York State DOT will start issuing automatic speeding tickets to everyone going over the speed limit on the NYS Thruway. The system identifies vehicles traveling over the posted speed limit using a camera triggered by radar, the registered owner of the vehicle will be sent a Notice of Liability in the mail regardless of who the driver is. First-time violations will result in a $50 fine. A second violation within 18 months will bring an additional $75 fine. three or more times in an 18-month period they will be fined $100. Any unpaid fines may result in a registration hold. These infractions will not result in points on your license and information will not be sent to insurance companies, Because the automated speeding infraction is a civil offense, there are no criminal implications.
- The number of pedestrians struck in Lakewood Township increased considerably in October from September. In October there were 463 car accidents resulting in 48 injuries including 23 pedestrians struck In September there was 486 crashes with 15 pedestrians struck Total for 2023 to date Total Crashes 4,495 and 169 Pedestrians struck (an average of 3.98 per week) faanews.com
- No updates yet from LPD on that empty grenade that was attached to a utility pole
- AAA is projecting that almost 1.4 million New Jersey residents will travel 50 miles or more over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, an increase of 2.7% over last year and the highest number on record since AAA started tracking holiday travel in 2000. Overall, the busiest day to drive will be Wednesday, Nov. 22, from 2 - 6 p.m.
- Bde: Petirah of Mr Marvin Pepose zl levaya at the chapel off 7th street 11:30 am
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- Bais Din issued a Cease and Desist Order to the attorneys representing the tenants of Prime Apartments, FAA News
No updates from LPD expected.
ReplyDeleteAs prime suspects are the same hooligans putting out the illegal yard signs around town and more, Propagandists of antisemitism globally.
Regarding car safety, what is it about all the Brooklyn folk that are to stupid to put on the turn signal before making a turn???
ReplyDeleteWhat it is about the Lakewood yeshivaleit who think everyone is from Brooklyn?
DeleteBecause that's where they themselves are from
Deletebecause of your new york plates. that's usually a sign that the driver has no idea where he's going and will slow down by every intersection. and when they finally get to the street they want to turn on they'll do it without a blinker.
DeleteNo, thats yungerleit driving their shver's car.
DeleteNY State issues NY plates. From Rochester to Buffalo, from Albany to Margaretville, all drive with NY plates.
DeleteThe state just loaned Lakewood $50 million on Friday, curiously the same day it submitted it opposition to our motion in aid of litigants' right. This is not the first time the state approved the loan the SAME exact day court papers were due.
ReplyDeleteI can't imagine what would have happed had we not filed in 2014. They probably would have closed down the district and sent the public students to surrounding towns and made Lakewood taxpayers pay the tuition. Forget about bussing. No district, no bussing. A Lang
See the loan: http://arthur2240.ipage.com/documents/$50%20million%20loan.pdf
Lucky us the state just agreed to lend us another 50 million dollars! what a waste of good money. Thank you to our devoted township committeeman and the board of education leadership!
ReplyDeleteIt would not be loan but actual state aid had the people of Lakewood shown ay amount of support over the last decade. Yet when the chumps spoke to the governor and he expressed his opposition, it was, "Yes sir, Mr. Governor. We don't want our district to survive so that it can provide bussing, we don't want to keep our homes, we don't like this Lang guy either, treading on our turf as if he owns Lakewood. We do." Just keep on loaning us Mr. Governor money. Our children will pay it back.
DeleteAnyone have anything to say about the teacher at a local elemantry school that was fired for tearing down a not tzniyos picture of a hostage? 1) have we taken to the liberal social justice practices? 2) this was done outside school, and she has a right to a private opinon and life, not meant to be slandered bby some crazy guy videoing her and sending it all over! 3) she clearly is pro-israel as she didnt rip down the other posters, just the not tzniyos one (which is a issur di'oraisah for a man to look at) 4) have we adapted to cnn cancel culture??? have we gone totallly mad!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!??????????
ReplyDeleteno one has anything to say about it because no one knows about it besides you.
DeleteGive us details
DeleteIt comes to show once again that unfortunately the Torah is not a decisive factor by some, even the so-called 'chinuch' / "education" industry.
DeleteDo you mean a "grenade" or a gernade? and what is a gernade?
ReplyDeleteThe hostages' (leftie) relatives argued Against Ben Gvir pushing for capital punishment for terrorists
ReplyDeleteThey like that The right keeps shedding their blood for their Progressivism
The hostages' (leftie) relatives argued Against Ben Gvir pushing for capital punishment for terrorists
ReplyDeleteThey like that The right keeps shedding their blood for their Progressivism