Toms River mayor’s police and EMT funding plan
- Google-News-Wire
- January 29, 2024
- new jersey news
- ultimate new jersey
TOMS RIVER — The township’s new Republican mayor and the chief of police are at odds over a proposal to improve ambulance response time, with the mayor’s rivals accusing him of cutting the police force to balance the budget. A resolution to hire eight additional EMTs, which is intended to reduce ambulance response time, was […]
Read MoreAtlantic City Christopher Columbus Statue Kept Off Council Agenda | #citycouncil
The Christopher Columbus Monument was recently kept off of the Atlantic City, New Jersey City Council meeting agenda by the “woke” philosophy of governance exhibited by Mayor Marty Small. Small did not want this on the council meeting agenda and his willing, functionary order-taker, the City Council President Aaron “Sporty” Randolph was all too happy […]
Read MoreNJ Democratic campaign manager faces election fraud charges | #elections | #alabama
📑 NJ Democratic campaign manager faces election fraud charges 🗳 Man is accused of submitting nearly 2,000 fake names supporting candidate ❗ James Devine previously was criticized for social media call to ‘hunt Republicans’ TRENTON — A Democratic campaign manager who once tweeted support for people to “hunt” Republicans has been hit with election fraud […]
Read MoreJersey City mayor Steve Fulop says he will not seek re-election in 2025
JERSEY CITY, New Jersey (WABC) — Jersey City mayor Steven Fulop announced he’s going to bow out of politics at the end of his current term. “The forward momentum happening in Jersey City is undeniable, and while there is much more work to be done I feel confident that new leaders can build on the […]
Read MoreMost NJ voters stayed home in November | #elections | #alabama
- Google-News-Wire
- December 9, 2022
- 2022 election
- new jersey news
- nj voter turnout
- nj voters
While local elections drove voters to the polls in larger numbers, most New Jersey voters stayed home last November. Mid-term elections typically have lower turnout than gubernatorial and presidential elections, this year’s turnout was close to setting a record. At 41%, turnout was the second lowest in nearly a century in New Jersey. Only the […]
Read MoreFamily of NJ’s Brian Sicknick subs GOP at Gold Medal Ceremony | #republicans | #Alabama | #GOP
- Google-News-Wire
- December 6, 2022
- congressional gold medal
- january 6 insurrection
- new jersey news
The mother of New Jersey native Brian Sicknick, a Capitol police officer who died as a result of the Jan. 6 attack, snubbed Republican Senate leader Mitch McConnell during a ceremony presenting her son with the Congressional Medal of Honor for their heroism in the very building he defended. Brian Sicknick, who also served in the […]
Read MoreMurphy to weigh in on messy Trenton, NJ, council race | #elections | #alabama
Gov. Phil Murphy is expected to move quickly to name five temporary members of the Trenton City Council. Permanent members will not be selected until the city conducts two runoff elections and the results are certified in early February. Without the appointments, no government business can be conducted because there would not be enough sitting […]
Read MoreNJ sets new date for run-off elections | #elections | #alabama
State officials have delayed run-off elections in New Jersey until Tuesday, Dec. 13. Citing the failure of voting machines in Mercer County, Acting Gov. Sheila Oliver signed an executive order on Friday setting the new date for run-off balloting. Oliver says elections officials have been working around the clock to retabulate votes since from the […]
Read MoreVandals hit Belmar, NJ, GOP headquarters | #republicans | #Alabama | #GOP
Local politics in one Monmouth County town is getting nasty ahead of election day. Vandals hit the Republican headquarters in Belmar over the weekend. Red spray paint was used to write the words “blood money” across a GOP banner. Red “X’s” painted across the faces of the republican candidates Mark Walsifer, James McCracken and Katrina […]
Read MoreOcean City Mayor Favors Lowering City Speed Limit to 20 MPH
Ocean City Mayor Jay Gillian favors reducing the speed limit city-wide from 25 miles per hour to 20 mph. The topic came up Saturday during a community meeting at the Ocean City Yacht Club, according to OCNJDaily.com. When residents complained about people exceeding the speed limit, which is 25 miles per hour in most of the […]
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