The Monmouth Beach governing body is set to choose a replacement for Kim Guadagno, who resigned her seat on the commission to become Sheriff, by the end of this month.
Under the dual office holding ban enacted by the state last year, those holding two elective offices on February 1, 2008 can continue to hold those offices.
If Monmouth Beach resident Bill Barham were to be appointed to the Monmouth Beach Commission this month, he could serve on that board and continue to serve as Freeholder.
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Why would his home town residents want to appoint a bully. That is his history. That is his present. And that is his future. In his past years as a commisioner he could not get support to become the mayor. He ran three surrogates in the last local election to do his bidding and the three came in last. They would have done better without him.
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