Even The USPS Shits On Hudson! Think Kamal Johnson Cares? How About Rob Perry?

 

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17 Reasons Why Cigarette Smokers Make The World A Better Place

 

Hudson City Hall Is In Full Decay Mode! No One Seems To Care, Not Even The Mayor.

It is as if Kamal Johnson knows that this 
"sign" conveys an appropriate and accurate message
to everyone entering Hudson, including to its residents:  
"THIS CITY IS BROKEN AND WE DO NOT CARE!"

I took the pictures shown above yesterday, on April 4th, 2025.  Two years and two months ago...

More Broadband, Please! More Internet Providers, Please! More Lines and Cables, Please! More Ugliness! More Utility Poles, Please! Lots More Of Everything, Please! More Than Hudson Residents Need Or Want, Please!

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Inappropriate? Code Violation? Disrespectful? Ugly? Loud? Easily Enforced? Yes, Yes, Yes, Yes, Yes and Absolutely Yes!

 

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Bicycle-In-The-Park Weather Is Here At Last! Dog Shit Bags Available For All Patrons! Hooray!

 

Yesterday I saw this young bicyclist ride along the entire ADA ramp to the top of Promenade and back down.  Twice.  This came as no surprise since there are no signs anywhere in the park prohibiting the riding of bikes.  In fact, there are no signs at all in the new entrance to the park, not even one welcoming patrons or identifying the park.  We have Rob Perry to thank for all of this.  Apparently, he is fine with cyclists using the ADA ramp and pedaling around the main area of the park as they please.  Pedal bikes, electric bikes, electric scooters, skateboards -- whatever, it doesn't matter one bit!

Take Ownership Of Streetlights, Be Forced to Raise The Budget and Taxes Again!

I came across something yesterday morning that confirmed what I had been told a few weeks ago by the only helpful person in the Mayor's Office regarding the repair of our new LED streetlights, an activity that was non-existent until this week or last.  HUDseen most recently reported on this issue on March 20th.