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Wednesday, March 27, 2013

Republicans Tap Ian Mount for Millburn Committee Election

Candidate selected by Republican Municipal County Committee to run for Committeeman Thomas McDermott's seat after he announced he will not seek re-election. Ted Bourke will also run for re-election.

The Republican Municipal County Committee has selected Ian Mount as a candidate to run for Committeeman Thomas McDermott's seat in November, according to the Item of Millburn-Short Hills Tuesday.  The local Republicans also picked current Committeeman Ted Bourke to run for re-election on the township committee. Bourke is currently serving as deputy mayor and has served on the committee since 2011.  McDermott announced in March he would not seek re-election this coming November. "I've served my 18 years on the committee," he said. "I think it's time to move on and let someone else take over." The township committee is comprised of five members who serve three-year terms.

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McDermott Announces He Won't Run for Re-Election

M OKeef

9:07 am on Thursday, March 28, 2013

How about the Democrats? Will they run candidates this year? Or are they going to give the Republicans an "easy walk on again"?   more ›

Thursday, February 7, 2013

Millburn Students Rethink Downtown

High schoolers present a study of downtown and a proposed civic district with a new municipal building to township officials.

Millburn High School's architecture students recently presented a study of downtown Millburn and a proposed civic district with a new municipal building to Millburn Mayor Sandra Haimoff and Deputy Mayor W. Theodore Bourke.   “The students did a wonderful job of considering new ideas both for the civic center as well as the ‘green’ thinking that must become a part of our future planning in town," Haimoff said. Local architect Nancy Doughtery, AIA of Studio 1200 who provided design review of the students work joined township officials.  The project began with a study of city planning historically. Research was done and ideas presented to the class on planning icons from Hausmann, and L’Enfant, Ebenezer Howard, Le Corbusier, even Walt Disney …

rickgee

11:41 am on Friday, February 8, 2013

very curious to hear what town "leaders" shared with students in terms of the master plan for downtown as this is something they've yet to formulate or articulate to anyone else   more ›

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