This is no time to engage in the luxury of cooling off or to take the tranquilizing drug of gradualism. Now is the time to make real the promises of democracy.

Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Press Coverage

Two more New Brunswick employees charged in theft of parking fees Tom Haydon 7/30/2010 NEW BRUNSWICK — Two more people have been charged in connection with the theft of thousands of dollars from the New Brunswick Parking Authority, bringing to six the number of agency employees now facing charges. Lawrence Sorbino, 44, of...	New Brunswick mayor's aide is charged with illegally possessing mail-in ballots for primary races Sue Epstein 6/8/2010 NEW BRUNSWICK — A judge in New Brunswick has found that there is probable cause to charge an aide to New Brunswick Mayor James Cahill with illegally possessing dozens of official mail-in ballots for today's primary races, including the one...	New Brunswick mayor's aide is charged with illegally possessing mail-in ballots for primary races Sue Epstein 6/8/2010 NEW BRUNSWICK — A judge in New Brunswick has found that there is probable cause to charge an aide to New Brunswick Mayor James Cahill with illegally possessing dozens of official mail-in ballots for today's primary races, including the one...
New Brunswick mayor seeks sixth term Tom Haydon 3/10/2010 NEW BRUNSWICK -- New Brunswick Mayor James Cahill announced today he is seeking the Democratic Party nomination to run for a sixth term. "In the next four years, we must continue to pursue our vision of a modern urban center that competes...	The Jon Corzine I Know and "Sometimes" Love...And Other Playground Games In Trenton! Senator Loretta Weinberg 1/25/2010 Jon Corzine became the "FORMER" Governor of New Jersey this past Tuesday. He spent the Martin Luther King Holiday on January 18th, signing some bills and vetoing others. His veto of the bill allowing the construction of housing in undeveloped...	New Brunswick Ward Question Undecided, are all the votes being counted? kwilkinson 11/4/2009 The Star Ledger is reporting the following numbers on the New Brunswick Ward ballot question "2,368 against and 2,255 in favor, according to unofficial election results. Just 113 votes separate the "yes" from the "no" vote, and the vote total...
Wards won't breed problems in New Brunswick RONALD A. SOBIERAJ 10/28/2009 There are some who spread lies about the voting by ward system because of the election in New Brunswick. A ward system is about democracy, allowing people in an area to make a political choice. That is why the U.S. House of Representatives, state...	Wards won't wreak havoc in New Brunswick MARGE KERBER 10/26/2009 After reading editorials to your paper, as well as Unite New Brunswick flyers and signs, I am not convinced that the type of government in any city or town, anywhere, has a direct correlation with crime, unemployment, higher taxes and corruption...	Targum - Vote Yes to Wards Editorial Staff 10/20/2009 Although most students are only in New Brunswick for about four years, the issues that concern the students of yesterday remain similar to the concerns of students today. As one of the pillars of New Brunswick, University students represent a...
Frequently Asked Questions About Ward Systems Staff Report 10/19/2009 How would the City Council change? The City Council currently has five members, all elected at-large. If the referendum question passes, the council would expand to nine members and six wards would be created. Each ward would elect one...	New Brunswick fighting city council ballot question has cost city $100K Karen Keller 10/18/2009 NEW BRUNSWICK -- Call it the $100,000 question. That’s the amount New Brunswick has spent in legal fees over the past year and a half to unsuccessfully block a group of residents from getting a question on the November ballot, one that...	New Brunswick not only New Jersey city with ward system of government Jared Kaltwasser 10/18/2009 NEW BRUNSWICK — As both sides debate whether wards are a good idea for the city, each are using other municipalities as examples of the pros and cons. A flier by the group Unite New Brunswick, which opposes the city's ward referendum,...