Eric Scott
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Property Tax Reform Or Political Posturing?
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Bad News for New Jersey
Natural disasters are expensive. The costs for clean-up from Hurricane Irene, Tropical Storm Lee, and the October snowstorm are into the hundreds of millions. Many towns will ask for exemptions from the state to exceed that phantom two-percent property tax cap to cover their clean-up costs. That will likely increase your property tax bill for next year, and perhaps years to come. Once taxes go up, they rarely -- if ever -- come down.
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Atlantic City Not Yet a Family Destination
I had a great time this week in Atlantic City. I was there for the start of the state's mayors' meeting. I saw some old friends, made some new ones, and took a few chips off the craps table. I felt safe, the streets were clean, I had no trouble parking, and easily hailed a cab. However, I won't be rushing back with my family anytime soon.
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You’re Fat! You’re Ugly!
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Is Atlantic City Rebirth Possible?
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Trenton Mayor Escapes Facing New Election
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Rash Of Bus Driver DWI’s Continue In NJ
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You Just Never Know
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Clementi’s Parents Return To Rutgers Campus
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