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    In the release, Mason also promised more transparency in government, touting her roles as former president of the New Jersey Foundation for Open Government and co-founder Hoboken's People for Open Government. "I will publish open positions in local newspapers, as well as the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal, and employment websites such as Monster.com, in order to find the most qualified people to run our city. We must expand our search for qualified personnel to help manage our city" she said in the release. Full Article at NJ.com
    I will publish open positions in local newspapers, as well as the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal, and employment websites such as Monster.com, in order to find the most qualified people to run our city. We must expand our search for qualified personnel to help manage our city
    SOURCE: NJ.com 1 month ago
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Beth Mason: I can cut Hoboken's taxes by 25 percent
  1. encourage high-tech crime fighting by creating an interactive map on the city's website so residents can be made aware of crime in their neighborhoods.
    SOURCE: NJ.com 1 month ago
  2. vigorously opposing NJ Transit's plan to build a 70-story tower and two 40-story towers off of Observer Highway
    SOURCE: NJ.com 1 month ago
  3. There is no reason to pay elected officials who are not doing their job properly -- and the biggest job we have is to craft an efficient budget
    SOURCE: NJ.com 1 month ago

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