Category Archives: Municipal

James Imbriaco: A public record of reckless arrogance

Posted on May 20, 2009 by admin

In New Jersey, it is required that when government meets in public, citizens shall have an opportunity to express themselves. That’s why all public meetings have a public comment section. Public comment is not an opportunity for elected or appointed … Continue reading →

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Oh, frabjous day! BOE agrees to record meetings.

Posted on May 15, 2009 by admin

At the May 13, 2009 Clinton Township Council meeting representatives of the Board of Education (BOE) appeared to discuss the school budget rejected by voters. After lots of excuses (“We can’t afford it! We’d rather spend the money on the … Continue reading →

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We win a battle against sprawl & higher taxes

Posted on May 13, 2009 by admin

Want to know how Clinton Township stopped long-term tax hikes that result from sprawl? Every three years the N.J. State Planning Commission is supposed to issue The State Plan — a map that defines where the State wants development, and … Continue reading →

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Clinton Township Court to Critics: GO TO JAIL

Posted on April 30, 2009 by admin

A shout-out to Tom Borkowski & Spencer Peck: “We told you so!” When the Township Council took action to start its own municipal court in 2007, the naysayers came out of the woodwork. Spencer “Big Hat” Peck had a brilliant … Continue reading →

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