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Wednesday, November 14, 2012

Freeholders 'Angry,' 'Sad, Dismayed' over Utilities' Sandy Response

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To say that the utility companies have done an inadequate job of restoring service to the residents of Morris County would be a great understatement. Are we angry? You bet we are! But as your friends and neighbors, it is much more than that. Rather, we are sad, dismayed and frightened for our residents and those in other communities that have been impacted by the storm; especially those that have been displaced and forced to do without heat while combatting freezing temperatures and not being provided with any reliable answers to when their lives will be restored. We are also frustrated about the lack of expedient and competent response by utility companies to our needs during this tragic storm event. Not being able to restore power within…

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Thursday, July 12, 2012

Attorney Outlines Rules for Special Council Election

The township's lawyer says there are many steps that must be taken to participate in the special council election coming in November.

Questions continue to swirl in the township over what took many by surprise: that the Township Council seat just filled by appointee James Vigilante is up for municipal election in the fall. Though he addressed some questions last week, Town Attorney John Inglesino told Patch that given the number of people still asking him for clarification, he pursued more research to ensure that those charged with nominating candidates to fill the seat between November of this year and its expiration date, December 2013—and anyone interested in launching a run—are fully and accurately informed well before the election's filing dates. Inglesino offered his answers in the form of a memorandum addressed to Nicole C. Green and Michael Soriano, the …

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VietNam Vet

1:44 am on Monday, July 30, 2012

Louise, I can bring that to the table because I will not vote with the mayor on everything he wants to shove down our throats in his back room deals. I am a taxpayers here and I don't like what is going on up there either. I guess I'll do a write in vote again, for myself.   more ›

Wednesday, June 13, 2012

After More Than 6 Years, Cesaro Leaves Council

Parsippany councilman sworn in Tuesday night as newest Morris County Freeholder.

Tuesday night was bittersweet for Parsippany-Troy Hills Township Councilman John Cesaro, who was sworn in as the newest member of the Morris County Board of Chosen Freeholders, effectively ending his term as a member of the Township Council. Cesaro, who served for six-and-a-half years on the council, had a chance to address the public and his fellow council members at the meeting, which took place before the freeholders were scheduled to convene. “It has definitely been a pleasure working with everyone here and, of course, with the past council people I have worked with,” Cesaro said. “To the people of Parsippany, hopefully there is no challenge from the floor in about an hour at the (freeholders’) convention. If there is none, I will be …

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Tuesday, June 12, 2012

Parsippany's Cesaro Sworn in as Freeholder

Special convention elected Cesaro to fill seat vacated by Gene Feyl, who now heads Highlands Council.

John Cesaro, of Parsippany, the top vote-getter in last week's Republican primary for Morris County freeholder was sworn in Tuesday as the newest member of the board. Cesaro was elected by acclaim by a special Republican convention called to fill the open seat on the freeholder board vacated by Gene Feyl, who in May was named executive director of the Highland Council. Following his election to the freeholder board, Cesaro announced he had resigned his seat on the Parsippany Township Council. His first freeholder meeting was Wednesday. Cesaro will fill the remainder of Feyl’s term until the end of the year, and if elected in November, would begin serving a new three-year term in January. Cesaro was nominated for the position by his running…

Wednesday, June 6, 2012

Par-Troy GOP Celebrates Cesaro Freeholder Primary Win

Local Republicans said party unity is the reason for the Cesaro ticket sweep.

State Sen. Joseph Pennacchio, 26th District Asm. Jay Webber, Mayor James Barberio and other area Republican leaders gathered Tuesday night at the old Rescue and Recovery building on Centerton Drive for a necessary Election Day ritual: counting the votes. Just a little over an hour past the 8 p.m. poll closing, the count was in. Parsippany Councilman and freeholder candidate John Cesaro and his ticketmates former Washington Township Councilman John Krickus and former Mount Olive Mayor David Scapicchio easily bested their challengers for the GOP nomination, among them incumbent Freeholder William Chegwidden. Township-wide victories were also evident for presidential hopeful Mitt Romney, U.S. Senate candidate Joe Kyrillos and General Assembly…

VietNam Vet

8:22 pm on Saturday, June 30, 2012

Ahhh, cry me a river..... I didn't show respect for this nit wit you dems want to call a Pres. He is a disgrace to this country and the American people, unless you don't concider yourself one of those, then all I can say is " Get The Hell Out of My Country" when I joined the Army many years ago, I fought for our Freedoms, what did you or the dems fight for. This joker in office, I wouldn't give …   more ›

Tuesday, June 5, 2012

Parsippany Freeholder Candidate 'Staying Loose'

Councilman John Cesaro hopes for the best on Election Day.

The gymnasium at Eastlake Elementary School is practically empty, save for a couple of voting booths, two poll workers and Parsippany Town Council member John Cesaro. The councilman is there to cast what will be only the day's 44th Republican primary election vote at the school. Chances are he cast that ballot for his own campaign for a seat on the Morris County Board of Freeholders. "I'm just trying to stay busy today," Cesaro said, noting that he did some paperwork for his law practice and noshed on a giant hoagie. "Tomorrow we start a healthier diet." The councilman said he'd wished for a larger turnout. "I guess all the excitement will be for the general [election in November]," he said. "I hope I'm involved in it." In order to qualify…

Tom Wyka

9:41 am on Wednesday, June 6, 2012

Another sad day in an underinformed democracy... I'll say again what needs to be said. Consider his participation along with Mrs. DeCroce, in one of the most egregious violations of the public trust in Parsippany's recent history as it illustrates how we continue to earn the government we get... http://www.northjersey.com/news/79380022.html?page=all http://www.insurancejournal.com/news/east/2009/…   more ›

Tuesday, February 14, 2012

Cesaro: 'I Want to Take My Skills to the Next Level'

Parsippany councilman announces run for county freeholder

Parsippany Township Council member John Cesaro announced Tuesday that he's running for a seat on the Morris County Board of Freeholders.  "I love Morris County. I want to raise my family here," Cesaro told Patch. "I feel I've done a lot for Parsippany, so I want to take my skills to the next level. Cesaro has already found a political home on the Morris Conservative Team ticket for the June primary election along with former Washington Township Mayor John Krickus and David Scappicchio, a former mayor of Mount Olive. The race, which could end up featuring William "Hank" Lyon, who almost won a seat on the freeholder board during a still-disputed contest with recenly ousted Freeholder Margaret Nordstrom. Cesaro appears to have a well of …

Tom Wyka

11:43 am on Wednesday, February 15, 2012

BTW - it's not Mr. dePierro's age that should ever be at issue. Just his stance on issues. If his business skills were exemplary - why this incoherent piece? http://parsippany.patch.com/articles/letter-to-the-editor-sewer-solar-panel-controversy And Mr. Cesaro - if I'm correct - is a one-desk lawyer. Business skills?   more ›

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