2007 Predictions

Bill Barham will be Freeholder Director

Lillian Burry will be Deputy Director

Lincoln Day and The Chairman's Dinner will be rousing successes

There will be no By Laws

There will be more indictments

Republicans sweep in the 13th District legislative races against poorly funded opposition which includes Lenny Inzerillo. Pat Walsh does not run for Assembly, but is elected to the Middletown Township Committee. Sam Thompson retires and Rob Clifton wins his seat.

John Bennett seeks the nomination for Senate in the 12th.

Steve Corodemus and Sean Kean flip a coin for the Senate nomination in the 11th.

Andrew Lucas defeats Joe DiBella and Ed Stominski for the nomination for Rob Clifton's Freeholder seat.

The State budget is passed on time with no new taxes.

There will be no meaningful property tax relief.

The APP endorses Joe Oxley for Sheriff and Claire French for Clerk. Greg Gibadlo is the Dem candidate for Clerk.

The APP asks Rebecca Aaronson to pledge to give up her MVC job if elected Freeholder. She refuses and they endorse her anyway.

Meet Governor Kris Kolluri

UPDATE

The power went to his head. He knows better than the residents of Monmouth County.


Governor for a day.

Rest in Peace

Naughty or Nice?

Merry Christmas to all.

PAPAROZZI CLARIFIES FLEET MESS. IMPLORES APP TO REPORT ACCURATELY

County Administrator Lou Paparozzi did an admirable job responding to the APP's "Monmouth Vehicle Fleet Grows" propaganda which was published last Sunday.

Anyone who bothered to read the front page story realized the headline didn't match the "facts" reported in the story. Cullinane and Hidlay were once again twisting the facts and only reporting part of the story, just as they did with the Legal Department reforms articles back in August.

Lou ends his piece, "Once again, we implore the Press to report all of the facts, and in the proper context."

That's a reasonable request, and it would better serve the APP's readers.

That's alot of garbage

Barham turns hot air into cold cash

Great work Bill. Let's reduce taxes with that money, rather than spending it.