Tuesday is Election Day, a state holiday.State, local government offices and courts are closed.Financial and stock markets will be open.Banks have the option to close.Public schools have the option to close. K-5 schools in Caldwell-West Caldwell will have early dismissal. Post offices are open; expect regular mail delivery. NJ Transit trains will maintain a regular schedule. Bus schedules vary by route, and some routes may be affected. For details, refer to timetables or check the agency’s website at njtransit.com, or call 973-275-5555. PATH trains will operate on a regular schedule.
Residents of the Caldwells will vote for council candidates in the upcoming Municipal Elections on Tuesday, Nov. 8, 2011. What would you ask the candidates if given the chance? Caldwells Patch will pose your questions to the candidates and publish a Q&A in a future article. Send questions to caldwells@patch.com. Patch will only publish your first name, last initial, and town. Here's a summary of who's running: The only contested Municipal election is taking place in Caldwell, where incumbents Joseph Norton and Douglas Piazza, both Republicans, will face John Kelley and Frank Rodgers, both …
Sen. Richard Codey's challenger in the 27th District will be a Morris County Tea Party candidate, according to Tuesday's unofficial primary election results. Voters selected William Eames of Whippany, co-founder of the Morris Patriots, over Essex Fells Councilman William Sullivan, according to election results. For Assembly, Democratic Assemblymen JohnMcKeon and Assemblywoman Mia Jasey fended off a primary challenger. The incumbents will face a Livingston lawyer and the Chatham Township mayor in the November election. “We look forward to a vigorous debate on the issues in the fall," Jasey …
Voters in Caldwell supported Democratic Primary candidates over Republican candidates by more than 50 votes in Tuesday's primary, according to unofficial results. With all seven districts reporting Wednesday morning, Caldwell Democratic challengers Frank Rodgers and John Kelley finished with 176 and 174 votes respectively in the Democratic Primary. In the Nov. 8 election, they will challenge incumbent candidates Joseph Norton and Douglas Piazza, who received 147 and 151 votes respectively in the Republican Primary. In West Caldwell and North Caldwell, Republican incumbents will run unopposed …
John Kelley and Frank Rodgers are Democratic running mates seeking to unseat the Republican incumbent candidates for Caldwell Council in November’s General Election. Kelley, of Hillside Avenue, is a 12-year resident of Caldwell with his wife, Susan. They have two children; Johnny attends George Washington University and Meredith attends Mount St. Dominic Academy. His family attends St. Aloysius Church where he sings in the choir. Kelley attended college at Duquesne University and graduated with an accounting degree. He has been a Certified Public Accountant for 25 years and is licensed in …
Caldwell Councilmen Joseph Norton and Douglas Piazza, both Republicans, are incumbent candidates in Tuesday’s primary election. The running mates seek re-election for two three-year seats on the council in the November General Election. Joseph Norton, of Arlington Avenue, is seeking a second term. He is the founder and president of Bloomfield-based Norton Travel Network. He is a graduate of Immaculate Conception High School in Montclair and has a bachelor’s in marketing management and an associate’s in finance from Florida Southern College. He has been married for 16 years to Meg, and they …
Longtime Cedar Grove Councilman Joseph Chiusolo is looking to unseat 4th District Freeholder Linda Lordi Cavanaugh, and will stand unopposed to become the lone Republican contender for her job at the June 7 primary. Leonard Luciano is his Democratic contender. District 4 includes Verona, Cedar Grove, North Caldwell, Essex Fells, Fairfield, Livingston, Millburn, Roseland, West Caldwell and West Orange. Chiusolo previously mounted an unsuccessful bid for Essex County Executive against Joseph N. DiVincenzo Jr. in 2005. Chiusolo owns Totowa- and Jersey City-based Turn Out Uniforms, which provides…
Leonard M. Luciano of West Caldwell is running for the District 4 Freeholder seat being vacated by Linda Lordi Cavanaugh. Luciano, a Democrat, will face Republican opponent, longtime Cedar Grove Councilman Joseph Chiusolo in November. But first the unopposed candidates will represent their political parties in the Tuesday, June 7 primary. The District 4 Freeholder represents 11 municipalities, including Caldwell, Cedar Grove, Essex Fells, Fairfield, Livingston, Millburn, North Caldwell, Roseland, Verona, West Caldwell and West Orange. “I am very humbled to have been selected to run for the …
