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Ocean City Councilman Tom Rotondi did not concede Tuesday when just 48 votes separated him from his opponent Pete Madden for the third at-large seat in the municipal election. Rotondi said he would await the final tallies and the official vote totals once all of the mail-in ballots and provisional ballots were received and counted.

In the 2022 Bayonne municipal election, incumbent Mayor James Davis and his council slate have declared victory. Meanwhile City Council President and mayoral

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Two long-time Hudson County mayors won re-election unopposed in nonpartisan municipal elections in their towns on May 10. Voters returned Mayor Brian Stack of

Two of the three candidates in the upcoming Bayonne municipal election have received more key endorsements as May 10 approaches.

HANNIBAL — With construction of the Minnow Creek Subdivision in Hannibal having been completed the subdivision’s LLC recently asked to dedicate its infrastructure to the city for public use. That

Eat Brgz, a D.C. burger concept featuring the first truly custom, made-to-order burger, will to open its second location in Chinatown (704 Seventh St. NW) on Monday, May 9. Founder and CEO Brandon Gaynor has elevated an American classic by mixing fresh, high-quality ingredients and bold spices directly into each burger patty, which are served on either a fresh- baked potato or cauliflower bun (GF) — or as a salad bowl. All burgers are topped with one of seven Eat Brgz specialty house-made sauc...

Firefighter and Driver Roger Wiskur was then honored for his 33 years and three months of service with the Sedalia Fire Department.

Mayor James Davis has out fund-raised his mayoral opponents by a wide margin so far, including City Council President Sharon Ashe-Nadrowski and doctor and

Six Ocean City Council candidates are seeking three at-large seats in the May 10 municipal election, and on Monday night, each of them answered an array of questions. Everything from whether the candidates want to keep Ocean City a dry town or allow alcohol sales or BYOB for restaurants, to views on an offshore wind farm proposed for 15 miles off the coast passing by Ocean City, to the best location for a new public safety building, took up most of the hour-long forum.