“I think we need the [Democratic] party,” said Collum, “but it can’t be the same party that it’s always been, because that party didn’t deliver in the last election and it’s going to continue to lose people unless it reimagines how it brings people into the party.”
Sheena Collum
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Although South Orange Mayor Sheena Collum’s name will not be on the June 10 primary ballot, she will be campaigning alongside Jersey City Mayor Steve Fulop in his bid to win the NJ Governor’s race.
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CommunityGovernmentMaplewoodSouth Orange
Programming or Policy? Maplewood Township Committee Debates Role of a Paid Coordinator for SOMA Two Towns for All Ages
by Lela Mooreby Lela MooreMayor Nancy Adams asked Township Administrator Patrick Wherry to make a recommendation on a budget line for the coordinator position, and raised the possibility that the proposed budget line could be reduced versus eliminated. Wherry will be presenting the 2025 budget to the Township Committee at its April 1 meeting
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ElectionGovernmentSouth Orange
Former South Orange Village Trustee Steve Schnall to Serve Remainder of Hilton’s Term on Village Council
by Sal DiMaggioby Sal DiMaggioThe South Orange Village Council will introduce a resolution to appoint Schnall at its next meeting on April 14, 2025, which will also be Karen Hilton’s final meeting as a council member.
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Subject to approval from the NJ Board of Public Utilities, NJ American Water anticipates completing the acquisition of South Orange’s water utility in the second half of 2025.
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GovernmentHistoryMaplewoodSouth Orange
South Orange-Maplewood Celebrate Women’s History Month With Defiant Proclamation
Current and former women elected officials wore white to honor women’s suffrage and posed for the now traditional annual group photo.
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Mayor Collum said the Village is also actively working to recruit restaurants for the Fox & Falcon and Osteria Del Corso spaces.
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Police and FireSouth Orange
South Orange Police Chief: Oheb Shalom Incident Investigation Is Ongoing
Supporters say actions that were taken in protest of an IDF soldier were justified; local and statewide leaders say protesters crossed a line.
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CommunityPolice and FireSouth Orange
UPDATE: Mayors, Police Chief Respond to Antisemitic Incident at Oheb Shalom Synagogue
The vandalism and protests were related to programming that featured an elite rescue unit of the Israel Defense Forces. The incident is being investigated as a bias crime.