Posted by deciminyan for my town councilman, Stephen Steglik. Remember the name – he’s a rising star in Democratic politics. He founded the Burlington County Young Democrats and was elected to the Mount Laurel Town Council last year (as the…
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Kendra Hatfield is a Lumberton Township Committeewoman, and a Democrat. This post promoted to the front page by Rosi, who doesn’t think GOP legislator Ryan Peters understands this legislation at all. The Ryan Peters “Rain Tax” Road Show made its…
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WikiLeaks was how we found out that we weren’t ‘crazy conspiracy theorists’ when we suspected DNC wasn’t running a clean 2016 primary, that it was even worse than we thought, that DNC was actually cooperating with & strategizing with the Hillary campaign…
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At Tuesday’s Teaneck Council meeting the main event was supposed to be “Introduction of 2019 Municipal Budget” – the council’s most consequential annual document each year. Presumably there was to be a robust discussion of the topic. Alas, that was…
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George Norcross III, who once owned and nearly ruined the Philadelphia Inquirer, is taken to task in the paper this morning as a political dinosaur whose time controlling South Jersey politics is coming – and should come – to an…
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We’re taking a break from our morning News Roundups, which may be permanent. They’re time consuming, we needed the break. But I miss using BJ to point to great stuff we otherwise might miss. And here’s a big one: UPDATED…
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Featured image: Mount Laurel Mayor Republican Kurt Folcher After several decades of Republican control of the Mount Laurel Town Council, the GOP received a rude awakening last year when two Democrats, a Generation Y political activist and an African-American law…
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Database of vendors for challengers launches after Dem Party tries to make it harder to unseat incumbents. So, support those who won’t be intimidated. DCCCBlacklist: Progressive orgs and political consultants with some guts are banding together to offer a place…
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Her name was Fran … And she allowed us to call her that instead of Mrs. Barnes. Encouraged it, even, especially those of us she circled around herself in her classes. We felt sophisticated; we badly wanted to feel sophisticated!…
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An overflow of residents were at Thursday night’s April 4 Teaneck Board of Adjustment to protest a developer’s proposal for an apartment which sought an unusually high number of zoning variances, and to rail in general against what they saw…
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