Mountainside Council candidates Anjali Mehrotra and Ileana Montes didn’t wait long to start hitting opposing candidate Rachel Pater, whose candidacy was announced yesterday. “We welcome Ms. Pater to the race,” said Dani Faibes, the challengers’ campaign manager, “However, we want to remind her that there is an election in November where Mountainside voters will decide who represents Mountainside on Council not Party insiders who just want another go-along get-along member.
Candidate replaces sitting councilwoman
Plaza in downtown Plainfield dedicated to the memory of late political giant
Fech-Caccamo will not seek re-election
Party gears up for bid to oust Lance
Union County officials are preparing another sendoff for late Assemblyman Jerry Green. Officials in the county are planning to dedicate the Assemblyman Gerald B. Green Plaza, located at the former Park-Madison building in Plainfield, to the deceased assemblyman at 10 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 8. During his 26-year career, Green became one of the most universally-renowned figures in New Jersey politics. He died on April 18, two days after celebrating
‘Big Blue’ remains a campaign issue
Mayor claims Scutari behind superintendent’s move to shutter polling places in schools
Camden Assemblywoman known for bringing USS New Jersey to Camden
Editor's note: This article was updated with comment from Mountainside Mayor Paul Mirabelli at 3:10 p.m. Council candidates in Mountainside are using a suit alleging a consistent sexual harassment by a pair of the borough’s police officers, including incidents involving the now-infamous dildo dubbed “big blue,” against incumbent council members, saying that the borough’s response to the suit was weak and incomplete. Candidates Anjali Mehrotra and Ileana Montes on Tuesday
