Tag: Politics
Hohenleitner Announces Bid For Atlantic Highlands Mayor
Borough Council President Lori Hohenleitner launched her mayoral campaign at a gathering of supporters at Zoe’s Emilio’s Kitchen on Center Avenue in the borough May 9.
Red Bank’s Ready Sweeps May 9 Special Election
As the results from Red Bank’s first nonpartisan election were tallied, it appears incumbent Mayor Billy Portman is here to stay.
Support Democracy: Become A Poll Worker
With a primary election coming up in just over six weeks and a general election in November, the Monmouth County Board of Elections is ready to train – and pay – residents to help citizens exercise their right to vote.
Current Red Bank Mayor Seeks Reelection For A Full Term
RED BANK – It was a choice between a pause or a cause for incumbent Mayor Billy Portman and he has chosen the latter: After a 3-month “crash course” in running the borough, Portman is seeking a full term in the upcoming May 9 elections.
Red Bank Together Holds Press Conference
Residents running for council under the Red Bank Together banner held a press conference Wednesday at the Oyster Point Hotel in the run-up to the May 9 municipal election.
LWV to Host Virtual Red Bank Candidates’ Forum
Before the May 9 special election ushering in Red Bank’s new form of government, candidates for public office in the borough have signed on to participate in a forum organized by the League of Women Voters of Monmouth County (LWV).
Red Bank Mayoral Candidate Offers CEO Mentality To Voters
Red Bank is turning over a new leaf this spring with its first nonpartisan election process being held in May and an even more competitive mayoral race is stirring with the announcement of Timothy J. Hogan, president and chief hospital executive of Riverview Medical Center, as a candidate.
Burry to Exit Politics After 53 Years of Public Service
Lillian G. Burry, 87, of Colts Neck, will not run for a seventh term on the Monmouth County Board of County Commissioners and will depart elected office when her current term ends in December.
Red Bank Council Overrides Mayoral Veto
At a 10 a.m. special meeting Friday, March 3, a handful of residents witnessed a council majority override the rarely used mayoral veto in Red Bank.
Red Bank Mayor Vetoes Short-Term Rental Ordinance, Council President Fires Back
Following Mayor Billy Portman’s decision Feb. 22 to veto the short-term rental ordinance passed by council 5-1 at its Feb. 8 meeting, council president Michael Ballard has called for a special meeting to discuss the action.
