Bernardsville, United States (Local)
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By: P.C. ROBINSON
PEAPACK-GLADSTONE - Ensuring that desired community ambiance is preserved while maintaining its trademark high quality of life are the goals of Democratic Borough Council candidates James Heck and Steve Kinsey.
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PEAPACK-GLADSTONE - In what is a rare occasion for the borough, a sitting mayor seeking re-election is endorsing candidates from across the aisle.
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PEAPACK-GLADSTONE - Preserving the borough's ambiance as a welcoming community while maintaining fiscal responsibility is the goal of two seasoned Republicans seeking the two, three-year terms opening on the six-member
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BERNARDSVILLE - Finding the right balance between development and the borough's small town ambiance is a key issue for Republican mayoral incumbent Mary Jane Canose and her challenger, former Democratic
By: P.C. ROBINSON
BERNARDSVILLE - For Democratic Borough Council incumbent Jeffrey Roos and running mate Christopher Schenck, the key priorities aren't just juggling needed downtown development, but how to do so in a
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BERNARDSVILLE - For Republican Borough Council candidates Thomas Slocum and Kathleen Tober, more transparency is as important as energizing downtown and ensuring affordability.
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Acknowledging democracy is a participation sport, hundreds showed up at the Somerset County Courthouse in Somerville on Saturday, Oct. 17 to support Indivisible's No Kings - Vote Early rally.
Political activist Guy Citron of Tewkesbury addresses the crowd during the No Kings - Vote Early rally at the Somerset County Courthouse in Somerville on Saturday Oct. 17.
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PEAPACK-GLADSTONE - Former Mayor William Muller has done it again.
PEAPACK-GLADSTONE - It's quite likely Republican Borough Council candidate Tim Howes won't know if the state continues to suspend his attorney's license until after the Nov. 3 elections are over.
