Voters in Lawrence and Medford are asked today to approve going past the 2 percent property tax cap. Gov. Christie is urging voters to turn them down the one in Lawrence. Last year, 14 towns asked voters to exceed the … Continue reading → »
In a political cycle characterized by tremendous discord at the national level, the NJGOP’s U.S. Senate ”primary” has been nothing but smooth sailing for presumptive nominee Joe Kyrillos. Earlier today, the Monmouth legislator accepted the formal suppo... »
More Lame Duck Stuff: We have a full agenda this afternoon at the Senate Judiciary Committee. New and reappointed Judges, one prosecutor and a new BPU President. Nominations to be discussed and voted include Robert Hanna as BPU President; Joseph Fior... »
Today’s the Day! Senator Weinberg tells us what’s at stake Shuffling the Deck ChairsThe votes aren’t counted yet, but the Norcross/DiVincenzo axis is counting on retaining control of the Assembly. Are they the knuckleheads of the week? Other Political ... »
Medford Mayor Chris Myers may have a serious problem, according to a report today in the Burlington County Times.The unsuccessful 2008 Third District Congressional candidate faces the accusations of a man claiming to have been Myers' male escort. The m... »
Moorestown residents celebrated Arbor Day in a big way this morning at the Perkins Arboretum by planting a Space Shuttle Tree. Lee Renner, Vice President of the Moorestown Garden Club, welcomed the best attendance in recent years. Mayor Button read a... »
