Get real-time election results for the local races across Sussex County and New Jersey. And so now my ambition now is to get to 50 percent.” — Rutgers President Jonathan Holloway on reopening plans for January. Inzelbuch's outsize role in directing the 6,500-student district has long attracted attention from union leaders, politicians and watchdog groups, but he is even more prominent than usual, with the pandemic swirling in the background and Lakewood attempting to offer what few New Jersey districts are: a nearly normal school experience.”, NEXT YOU’LL TELL ME STUDENTS WHO DON’T GO TO CLASS WON’T PASS — “Paterson schools dock pay of 450 employees in COVID-19 dispute, teacher's union says,” by The Paterson Press’ Joe Malinconico: “About 450 Paterson educators who didn't report to their schools for an in-person class preparation day on Sept. 1 will find their paychecks a little short on Tuesday, according to the city teachers' union. Board members would be required to complete training prior to investigating officers or departments, according to a copy of the legislation provided to POLITICO. — In South Amboy at 11 a.m. for a bridge groundbreaking. July 7, 2020 Official County Summary July 7, 2020 Official District Report. On Thursday, POLITICO Live will convene scholars, activists and public officials for a virtual town hall focused on education inequality and the policies and measures needed to overcome disparities that persist in how Black and minority students are educated. Our Global Translations podcast, presented by Citi, unpacks the roadblocks to smart policy decisions, and examines the long-term costs of the short-term thinking that drives many political and business decisions. “As we enter the fall season, we are also moving into the flu season. ... Delaware and Sussex County Primary Election Results . Jared Walczak, who has studied this tax at the right-leaning Tax Foundation, agreed that these centers are not “employment heavy,” but said they are high paying jobs.
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Select Different Election Date: Winner Advances to Runoff * indicates an incumbent. 74.2 MASTROS — “New Jersey sets U.S. sports betting monthly record at $668 million,” by The AP’s Wayne Parry: “New Jersey gamblers set a nationwide record for the most money bet on sports in a single month, plunking down almost $668 million in August on events including resurgent baseball, basketball and hockey seasons that had been interrupted by the coronavirus outbreak, figures released Monday showed. Schools in Howell, Frankford, Little Silver, Chatham and Washington Township in Gloucester County and a county vocational school in East Brunswick have all switched to remote learning or asked some students to stay home due to positive COVID-19 cases.
The two most-watched contested races in the May Town General Elections held on May 19 in Sussex County after a two week delay ordered by Governor Ralph Northam, were in the towns of Wakefield and Waverly. "During the afternoon of Thursday, September 10, 2020, the Sussex County Board of Elections discovered that a number of mail-in ballots had not been counted during the primary election … When the President of the United States calls the free press the enemy of the people, I hear the words of dictators.
But when it comes to questions about the primarily mail-in election to be held in November, this isn’t a point in the governor’s favor. Subscribe now for Season Two, launching Oct. 21.