Tag: Election Day
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Reader blames Democrats for high taxes
I totally agree with Mark Klein (“What does it take to lower taxes in Monroe? Sentinel, Oct. 11) that the state drastically underfunds public school districts. The liberal Supreme Court in New Jersey consistently rules to give the 31 Abbott districts the bulk of state aid, leaving crumbs for the rest. Mark asks how to…
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Council president endorses Rosencranz in Old Bridge
It has been my pleasure to serve on the Old Bridge Township Council with my colleague, current vice president and councilman representing Ward 4, Alan Rosencranz. Rosencranz is a thoughtful and professional member of the Town Council. Alan comes to the council meetings prepared, he researches issues, listens to all points of view and then…
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Rail workers support Razzoli for Old Bridge Council
The Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees Division (BMWED) – International Brotherhood of Teamsters (IBT) is a national union representing rail workers who build and maintain tracks, bridges and other structures in the operation of the nation’s railways. We are proud to endorse Mark Razzoli to represent Ward 4 on the Old Bridge Township Council.…
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School board candidates file for November election
The following candidates have filed to run for their respective school board seats in the November election. The filing deadline was July 31. East Brunswick: Three three-year terms available – Laurie Lachs (incumbent), Todd Simmens (incumbent), Susanna W. Chiu (incumbent), Jean Reger, John Gonzalez. Jamesburg: Two three-year terms available – Scott Passner (incumbent); second petition…
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School board candidates file for November election
The following candidates have filed to run for their respective school board seats in the November election. The filing deadline was July 31. Old Bridge: Three three-year terms – Theresa Burns, Jill DeCaro, Kelly Ellis-Foster (incumbent), Donna Adriani (incumbent), Kyler Dineen, Matthew Sulikowski, Lisa Lent Sayreville: Three three-year terms – Michael J. Macagnone (incumbent), Phyllis…
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School board candidates file for November election
The following candidates have filed to run for their respective school board seats in the November election. The filing deadline was July 31. North Brunswick: Three three-year terms – David R. Brockman (incumbent), Claribel Cortes (incumbent), Richard D. Liguori, Howard Liu. South Brunswick: Two three-year terms – Patrick Del Piano (incumbent), Arthur L. Robinson (incumbent),…
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Glogower changes candidacy to state Senate campaign
The Lew Glogower campaign has changed from General Assembly to State Senate. Glogower, a current South River resident and East Brunswick business owner, will campaign for the 18th Legislative District, representing Edison, East Brunswick, South River, Metuchen, Highland Park, Helmetta and South Plainfield. He said his focus is on opposing all new taxes and regulations.…
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Poll workers sought in North Brunswick for November election
Poll workers are needed in North Brunswick for the General Election on Nov. 7. If interested, call 732-247-0922, ext. 470.
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Republican candidates plan to bring change to North Brunswick
NORTH BRUNSWICK – The Republican challengers for two seats on the North Brunswick Township Council have been chosen by voters. George Callan received 289 votes, or 47 percent, and Mayra Pais received 257 votes, or 42 percent, during the primary on June 6. Thomas Lichwa received 73 votes, or 12 percent, according to election…
