November 5th, 2009
   JAMESBURG — Jamesburg voters elected a Republican to the all-Democratic Borough Council, sending an incumbent Democrat packing.
   New Jersey residents said their piece at the ballot boxes Tuesday night, electing a new governor.
   CRANBURY — With four Cranbury School students being sent home with flu-like symptoms recently and officials attempting to organize an H1N1 vaccination schedule, the township will hold an information session Monday on the so-called swine flu.
   JAMESBURG — Nearly 100 fliers for the Go Green Energy Initiative Forum had been placed at Borough Hall on Tuesday and, by the end of the day, there was not one to be found, leaving municipal officials to expect a big turnout for the Nov. 24 event.
   One of the most overlooked places in the home may be the one in most need of cleaning, according to local police officials.
   MONROE — The biggest news to come out of Monroe during Tuesday’s elections is that for the first time in more than 20 years, a Republican will sit on the Township Council.
   CRANBURY — Tuesday’s elections in Cranbury ended in a split vote with residents opting for one Republican and one Democrat to represent them on the Township Committee.
November 4th, 2009
   MONROE — A school with a reputation for being green just got a little greener.
   CRANBURY — Township officials are studying how to respond to an offer from the N.J. Turnpike Authority to provide 9,800 trees to offset environmental damage that may be caused by the widening of the highway.
   CRANBURY — Two Cranbury residents have been charged with burglary of the Cranbury School following an Oct. 8 break-in.
   JAMESBURG — Hoping to get its new food pantry building up and running, the Jamesburg Presbyterian Church is hosting a benefit concert Nov. 14, featuring singer, guitarist and pianist Nancy Scharff, a well-known performer on the Christian music circuit.
   MONROE — Ken Ryan is waiting nervously for Sunday’s New York City Marathon — his first — but he knows when he steps across the finish line, there will be one person in his thoughts: his brother, Daniel Ryan.
   CRANBURY — Voters with an empty stomach won’t have to look far for relief.

POLITICS: Democratic officials ponder life with a GOP governor

Happy Warrior wrote on Nov 7, 2009 6:13 PM:

" I don't expect Democratic municipal officials to be happy but I would prefer they not be stupid. For the good of their towns --not to mention the state-- they need a cooperative relationship with this governor. As for Democratic state legislators-- they barely cooperated with a Democratic governor so I'm not holding my breath. "

Thomas Caggiano wrote on Nov 6, 2009 8:16 PM:

" The corruption is pandemic in the State of NJ. One can hope iwith new LT Gov who is a sheriff and new Attorney General rather then the corrupt Jon Corzine and Anne MIlgram who did NOT enforce NJ criminal codes against corrupt officials that things can only improve. "

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