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: SPEAKING TO THE PEOPLE - Mayor Glenn Cunningham giving the 2003 State of the City address at New Jersey City University last Wednesday.

: Midterm address 
: Mayor reports on city's progress, criticizes council
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: By Donald M. Kelly
: Reporter staff writer 

: Jersey City Reporter
: May 25, 2003 
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: What began as the yearly report on Jersey City ended with criticism of the City Council when Mayor Glenn Cunningham gave his State of the City address Wednesday night at New Jersey City University.
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: Ending a nearly hour-long presentation on positive changes in Jersey City, Cunningham addressed the City Council, with whom he has been at political odds for two years, on what he described as their lack of responsibility for the citizens who elected them to office.

: "If you are elected, you must believe that the people who elected you should come first," said Cunningham. 

: Cunningham and eight of the nine members of the City Council have been at war since they took opposite sides in the election for Hudson County Executive after Robert Janiszewski's the resignation. Cunningham backed Janiszewski's replacement, Bernard Hartnett, while the majority of the council backed former Jersey City Council President Tom DeGise, who also was backed by Congressman Robert Menendez.

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