Can you have them swing by Van Velsen St.? It's a mess to say the least.

@wmarincic, sorry about the loss of your wife. Nice to hear someone who has an employer that actually cares.

I'm surprised he didn't steal a full tank of gas from a service station with a last name like that. ;)

Mr. Coveney says, "Leave the intelligence to the pros."

And we all see how well that worked out.

Exactly! Let's just kick all of those sick and elderly folks to the curb.

This an April Fool's joke? Right? The Gazette advocating taxes. You guys crack me up.

@ ARGH, can you please try English the next time you post?

"An historic" absolutely sounds terrible even if 20 - 30% of the population still uses that form. Next time try "a historic". You certainly wouldn't say "an hotel" would you?

I'll assume that they are collecting any required sales taxes, and that they also have any and all permits required by the State Health Department.

So someone from the assessor's office finally does the job correctly, and now the Gazette thinks that city officials were "careless" in approving the sale of these liens?

The bottom line is it's 100% the fault of the non-profits who failed to file for tax exempt status as required. If they are forclosed on, it will be a valuable lesson to all non-profits to file their paperwork on time in the future or be prepared to pay the piper.