Dover Township: Despite numerous blunders by several self-appointed GOP campaign “strategists,” John Russo Jr. had a safe lead of between 1000 and 1500 votes about a week before the election.

What happened in the last seven days to spoil the Russo campaign and turn the election around for Brush? The answer: Several things happened. Stay tuned.

Brick Township

Brick Township: Did Acropolis & Company make their first really big mistake with the payoff-hire, over Mayor Scarpelli’s objections, of the expensive pay-for-play “Grantsman” who almost never gets any grants?

Didn't this firm almost single-handedly wreck the open space program in Dover Township after politicians hired them with taxpayers money because they are a potent source of campaign contributions instead of grants? Stay tuned.

Lacey Township:

Lacey Township: More nepotism; hypocrisy and pay-for-play spending gone hog wild. Mayor Parker, who can’t spell “nepotism,” said the township hired the son of Committeeman Brian Reid as “public defender” because “we wanted to help out the boy.” Does Parker have any relatives on the public pad? Stay tuned.

South Toms River

South Toms River: The Paden crime wave continues as county officials try to cover up, while bad check passer, delinquent property taxpayer, and pubic health menace Karen Paden is still on the borough council. Stay tuned.

    Stay Tuned For More Previews On Pending Articles On Issues In Dover Township, Lavallette, Jackson, Berkeley, And The Latest Whitman/McGreevey Scam On The State Budget

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