Photo by Boyd Loving
Ridgewood election winners discuss results
THURSDAY MAY 10, 2012, 2:58 PM
BY DARIUS AMOS
STAFF WRITER
THE RIDGEWOOD NEWS
Paul Aronsohn’s decision to align with two newcomers ruffled some feathers last week, but 66 percent of Ridgewood’s voters thought it was not necessarily a bad thing.
The incumbent easily won another four-year term on the governing body, carrying an election-high 2,479 votes. The electorate also gave nods to first-time candidates Albert Pucciarelli (2,078) and Gwenn Hauck (1,727), both of whom earned Aronsohn’s personal endorsement at a candidates’ forum earlier this month.
By the end of Election Day, Hauck had outgained Mayor Keith Killion by 16 votes for the third vacant council seat, but nine provisional ballots were not included in the total tally. Village Clerk Heather Mailander said the Bergen County Board of Elections has until Wednesday, May 16 to verify all the provisional ballots and absentee votes.
https://www.northjersey.com/news/150989315_Ridgewood_election_winners_discuss_results.html
Bergen Cty boys lacrosse semi-final action yesterday at RHS.
Sure seems like our field is a “showcase” facility for other schools and not for the children that play Rec.
Decent crowd although some folks were suprised to see that they were charged for admission.
https://www.nytimes.com/2012/05/11/sports/college-lacrosse-considers-shot-clock-to-speed-games.html?_r=1