Thursday, November 8, 2012
Beckerman wishes the Republican candidates well and notes this historic moment for Democrats in Scotch Plains.
To the Editor: As the Scotch Plains Democratic Chairman, I want to wish Mayor DePaola and her running mate Mr. Saridaki well. I know how difficult it is to campaign, work and continue normal family life at the same time. It is a major commitment and I know that you both did it for your concern for the Town of Scotch Plains. This was a landslide victory for the people of Scotch Plains. This is the first time in the history of the town that the Democrats carried 20 of the 23 districts electing Councilman Kevin Glover as Mayor and Colleen Gialanella as Councilwoman. The voters clearly sent a mandate for change. I want to thank each and every voter regardless of which candidates or party that you voted for, for coming out and exercising your…
Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Kevin Glover, who defeated current Mayor Mary DePaola in the Mayoral election, thanks residents for their support.
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Wednesday, November 7, 2012
The following information was provided by the Scotch Plains Democrats MAYOR-ELECT GLOVER SAYS THANK YOU, PROMISES TO WORK FOR FULL RESTORATION OF POWER IN THE WAKE OF HURRICANE SANDY (Scotch Plains, NJ)-- Scotch Plains Councilman Kevin Glover, who was elected Mayor on November 6th, 2012, today thanked the many Scotch Plains voters who supported him and his running mate, Councilwoman-elect Colleen Gialanella. "Right now, nothing's more important than getting the power back on for our many residents who have suffered in darkness with no heat for more than ten days," said Glover. The Mayor-elect thanked the Township's Public Works Department, Police Department, Fire Department and Rescue Squad for their service before, during and after the …
Monday, November 5, 2012
The latest results out of Scotch Plains and Fanwood.
For ongoing election updates, follow us on twitter @spfpatch and like us on Facebook, Scotch Plains Patch. Updated at 10 a.m. on Nov. 8, to include Mayor DePaola's comments. Updated 10p.m. to include the latest results. Democrats, Kevin Glover and Colleen Gialanella celebrated their win at a private residence on Tuesday evening. Glover and Gialanella each received over 1,000 more votes than current mayor, Mary DePaola and current Councilman, Edward Saridaki (see charts below for exact numbers). The two democrats noted the results indicated a defining moment for the Township of Scotch Plains. Glover addressed supporters by saying that the election has never been about himself and Gialanella, but rather the residents of Scotch Plains. "We …
At the Oct. 25 Scotch Plains Fanwood-Times candidates forum, candidates answered questions on the issues facing Scotch Plains.
On Oct. 25, The Scotch Plains-Fanwood Times held a debate at the Scotch Plains Municipal building between council candidates, Colleen Gialanella(D) and Edward Saridaki ( R ) and Mayoral Candidates, Mary DePaola ( R ) and Kevin Glover(D). Another pressing issue that is often brought up by Patch Commenters, and was brought up to the candidates by moderator, Fred Rossi, is the Scotch Plains Sewer utility fee. Councilman Saridaki explained that when the Rahway Valley Sewage Authority (RVSA) was asked to build new facilities, they then had to past the costs on to the 11 towns which use those facilities, Scotch Plains being one of them. He added, "if that was expense into our annual budget we would exceed the cap requiring Scotch Plains to go …
Friday, October 26, 2012
At the Oct. 25 Scotch Plains Fanwood-Times candidates forum, candidates answered questions on the issues facing Scotch Plains.
On Oct. 25, The Scotch Plains-Fanwood Times held a debate at the Scotch Plains Municipal building between council candidates, Colleen Gialanella(D) and Edward Saridaki® and Mayoral Candidates, Mary DePaola® and Kevin Glover(D). Moderator, Fred Rossi of the Times, asked both sets of candidates if the believe the Special Improvement District(SID) works? Glover answered the questions by saying, "In the words of Mary… it's(SID) been a failure." Referencing the Candidates Forum held by the Tea Party earlier in the election. Glover added that he believes in the downtown and that it has so much promise, saying a good downtown is essential. He also pointed out that he is the only person on the current council who has owned several successful …
Thursday, October 25, 2012
A look at the issues discussed at the Oct. 24, Fanwood Candidates Forum.
At the Oct. 24 Candidates Forum in Fanwood, Democratic Candidates Jack Molenaar and Dan Levine responded to questions along with current Republican council members, Mike Szuch and Robert Manduca, who are running for re-election. The candidates were asked important questions about consolidation and shared services by moderator, Fred Rossi. In addition to those issues, Rossi started off the forum by asking the candidates if they think the many renovations Downtown Fanwood has received is a success and what problems they think exist. Molenaar joined the Fanwood Council in 1994, as a city planner he immediately became a part of the downtown redevelopment committee. Molenaar said he considers downtown Fanwood his baby. "The success we've had …
A look at the issues discussed at the Oct. 24, Fanwood Candidates Forum.
On Oct. 24 the Scotch Plains-Fanwood Times held a candidates forum for Fanwood council elections, featuring Republican incumbents Mike Szuch and Robert Manduca and Democratic candidates Jack Moelnaar and Dan Levine. Moderator, Fred Rossi of the Times/Westfield Leader, addressed the candidates with questions ranging from the big issue of consolidation to what the candidates hope to do for senior citizens and the younger people of Fanwood. One important issue facing Fanwood right now is the possible consolidation of the town with Scotch Plains. Rossi asked the candidates how they felt about a possible consolidation and the efforts of Courage to Re-Connect. Molenaar responded that Courage to Re-Connect's heart is in the right place in terms …
Friday, June 15, 2012
The candidates, incumbents and issues that will be affecting Scotch Plains and Fanwood.
As we look ahead to November’s elections, Scotch Plains-Fanwood Patch is devoted to bringing you the information you need about political happenings in Scotch Plains, Fanwood, Union County — and beyond. Here's our opening salvo in our coverage of the candidates and issues we'll be following as November draws near. In the Scotch Plains Republican Primary, former Mayor Nancy Malool received 24 percent of the Republican vote despite having announced her decision to withdraw from the race to take a position in state government over a month ago. In the final tally for the SP republican primary, Mary DePaola received 516 votes with 76 percent of the vote. Nancy Malool received 159 votes with 24 percent of the vote. Republican candidate for …
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