Tag: Sayreville
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Six more vaccination sites opened in Middlesex County; appointments required
Middlesex County has established six vaccine sites as New Jersey continues its statewide rollout of the COVID-19 vaccination. These locations, in addition to the state-run Middlesex County Regional COVID-19 Vaccine Mega-Site located in Edison, are another step in providing the public with access to COVID-19 vaccination sites. The expanded Middlesex County vaccine site locations include:…
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Rittenhouse will not appeal mayoral bid, pledges to work toward election reform
SAYREVILLE – After his appeal contesting the results of his 2019 mayoral bid was dismissed in New Jersey Superior Court, a Sayreville resident is looking to bring reform to the election process. Arthur Rittenhouse, the Republican candidate for Sayreville’s mayor in 2019, announced in a Jan. 11 statement that he would not appeal a Superior…
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Leadership of Sayreville school board remains for 2021
SAYREVILLE – Members of the Sayreville Board of Education have voted to keep the individuals who served as president and vice president of the board during 2020 in place for 2021. The board held its annual reorganization meeting on Jan. 5, and the winning candidates from the Nov. 3 election – newcomers Alison Napolitano, Eloy…
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Council president wants to ‘keep Sayreville progressing’
SAYREVILLE – Kevin Dalina has been elected to serve as president of the Borough Council in Sayreville for 2021. Council members held their annual reorganization meeting on Jan. 4. As part of the meeting, incumbent council members Mary Novak and Vincent Conti were sworn in to serve three-year council terms after winning the November election.…
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Documentary tells the story of Jammin for Jaclyn cancer fundraiser
Odd One Out Productions has released a short documentary based on the annual fundraiser for those battling cancer, Jammin for Jaclyn. Premiering on Dec. 23, the less than eight minute documentary features footage from the annual benefit concert in 2019, featuring behind-the-scenes footage, interviews with the organizers, and clips of the performers. It tells the…
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Sayreville schools expect to continue hybrid plan in January
SAYREVILLE – Students in the Sayreville School District are scheduled to continue receiving instruction through a hybrid model that combines in-person and remote learning in January 2021. Superintendent of Schools Richard Labbe provided an update on the district’s schedule in a Dec. 21 announcement. During the 2020-21 school year, because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic,…
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Four members depart from Sayreville Board of Education
SAYREVILLE – Four departing members of the Sayreville Board of Education have been recognized for their service. The board’s Dec. 15 meeting marked the final appearance of Phyllis Batko, Christopher Callahan, Danielle Pieloch and Karen Rubio as members of the school’s governing body. Their terms will officially end on Dec. 31. Batko and Rubio did…
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Sayreville schools increase remote learning days
SAYREVILLE – Administrators in the Sayreville School District have increased the amount of days where students will receive fully remote instruction in December. Superintendent of Schools Richard Labbe announced in a Dec. 14 notice that Dec. 21 and Dec. 22 would become fully remote days for all students. Previously, students were scheduled to receive in-person…
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Superior Court judge dismisses Rittenhouse’s challenge of 2019 mayoral election in Sayreville
SAYREVILLE – A New Jersey Superior Court judge has dismissed a candidate’s verified petition contesting the results of last year’s mayoral election in Sayreville. The petition from Arthur Rittenhouse, the Republican candidate for mayor in 2019, was dismissed by Superior Court Judge Arthur Bergman on Oct. 26. A subsequent motion from Rittenhouse’s legal team to…
