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EON Press Release: Election Update
New Brunswick, NJ—Commissioners for the Middlesex County Board of Elections announced the unofficial count of provisional ballots Saturday morning in New Brunswick’s hotly contested municipal referendum.
Too Close for Comfort: An Inside Look at EON During the Hours Leading Up to the Final Election Count- Brendan McInerney
All photos by Brendan McInerney. All Rights Reserved by the Photographer. Please Enjoy.
In Retrospect of My Time Spent as the Editor in Chief of a Major New Brunswick Newspaper – Dan Bracaglia
Tuesday November 3, 2009 is a big day for the state of New Jersey, but perhaps an even bigger day for the city of New Brunswick. While the winner of… Read more
Before the Dawn – An Interview with the Minds Behind the New Brunswick Wards Campaign
For more than two years, Charlie Kratovil has been embroiled in a political battle with the City of New Brunswick. That battle comes to a head in this Tuesday’s election,… Read more
OpEd: Wards in New Brunswick Won’t Mean Better Representation, Especially for Students – Kyle Kirkpatrick
A great deal of Rutgers students affectionately call New Brunswick “home,” at least for eight months out of the year. While the city certainly isn’t without its quirks (we like… Read more
In Response to Bill Bray – Charlie Kratovil
First of all, I would like to thank the Johnsonville Press for bringing the issue of wards in New Brunswick to the forefront of their publication. Their coverage has been… Read more
New Brunswick Residents Unite For Change in Local Democratic Party: An EON Press Release
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ— Launching a bold grassroots electoral campaign of a magnitude not seen in decades, a diverse coalition of 50 New Brunswick residents hailing from all corners of the… Read more
Wards, Wards, Wards: A Sample Of EON’s Ward Campaign Literature
The following is a content-copy of an Empower Our Neighborhoods brochure, designed for the propagation of EON’s position on the wards question. We have included it here, in the same… Read more
Kingdoms of Darkness
By Mike Stuzynski Editor in Chief As read at the Demarest Coffeehouse on 2/26/09 With an increase in air, water, and light pollution since the industrial revolution, transparency in many… Read more
