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South Brunswick Republican Organization’s
Lincoln
Day
Tea
Dance
Good Food! Great Music! (by Conundrum) Great Fun!
Sunday, February 12, 2012
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2011 Budget (February 22, 2011)
South Brunswick is now part of NJ's 16th
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South
Brunswick Republican Organization Endorses John C.
Saccenti For Assembly Seat in 16th Legislative
District
South Brunswick Republican
Organization - Press Release - December 19, 2011 |
The
South Brunswick Republican Organization has
enthusiastically thrown its support behind John C.
Saccenti for the Assembly seat left vacant by
Assemblyman Peter Biondi.
Mr. Saccenti has lived in South Brunswick, Middlesex
County, with
his wife and family for forty-two years. He has been
actively involved in the Township as President of
the South Brunswick Advisory Board of Health and
Chairman of the South Brunswick Republican
Organization.
As a small business owner, John is aware of the
economic and political issues faced in the 16th
Legislative District, in the State and in the
Nation. He is currently the president of Career
Development Institute and a consultant to the United
States Department of Justice. He is also the author
of many articles on law enforcement training and
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It is
our belief that John C. Saccenti will be an asset to
the people of the 16th Legislative District and
complement the current leadership team.
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South Brunswick
Republican Organization
Strategic Planning Team's
"Fully Informed and Involved
Citizenry in South Brunswick" Campaign
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The SBRO Strategic Planning Committee (clockwise):
Tonia Kulberda, Michael Richmond, Lynda Woods Cleary,
Councilman John O'Sullivan and Committee Chairman Roger Craig |
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Club. As you know the Club is a social organization which you join by
paying annual dues. The dues are $20 per individual or $30 per family.
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RECENT HEADLINES... |
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September 23, 2011
S.B. Residents Upset By Town Manager Choice
Letter to the Editor of the
Sentinel - September 22, 2011
I am so disillusioned. Until this week, I
believed, that the mayor and Democratic councilmen of
South Brunswick put the welfare of the residents of
South Brunswick first. Sadly, I was wrong.
Tuesday night the council appointed a new township
manager. Mr. Hvozovic has no education in public
administration and no experience in managing a township.
He is uniquely unqualified for this position. Mr.
Hvozovic is, however, chair of the South Brunswick
Democratic Committee.
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April 5, 2011
John O'Sullivan's Candidacy for State Assembly
South Brunswick Republican
Organization - Press Release - April 5, 2011
After reviewing the
redistricting map that shows the 14th Legislative
District was changed, and South Brunswick, my hometown,
was moved to the 16th District, which has a Republican
Senator and Assembly Members, I have decided to withdraw
my candidacy for State Assembly. The incumbent
Republican legislators are fine representatives of the
people of New Jersey and I am not going to challenge
them in a primary election.
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February 17, 2011
O'Sullivan To Make Assembly Bid
South Brunswick Post - by
Mary Brienza - February 17, 2011
Another township councilman has his eye on the 14th District state Assembly seat.
Republican Councilman John O’Sullivan announced Friday that he will seek his party’s nomination to run against incumbent and former Mercer County freeholder Daniel Benson in November’s general election.
”The average person needs to have someone experienced in local government to knock sense into these people (in Trenton),” Mr. O’Sullivan said during the annual Republican dinner dance at Pierre’s Restaurant celebrating Abraham Lincoln’s birthday Friday night. “It will be an uphill battle.”
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November 11, 2010
Kushwara Thanks SB Residents
Letter to the Editor of the
South Brunswick Post - November
11, 2010
I
wanted to take the opportunity to thank
all those who put so much effort and
volunteered so much time to our
campaign. While
disappointed with the ultimate outcome.
I have no regrets in the process.
We remained above the habit of throwing
negative slurs at one opponents. While
the majority of voters have spoken in
favor of our opponents, a significant
number offered us their support.
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