Singh headed to court to challenge condo board election results
Petulant perennial statewide candidate Hirsh Singh will challenge the results of a condo board race in Atlantic City even though he finished fifth in
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Petulant perennial statewide candidate Hirsh Singh will challenge the results of a condo board race in Atlantic City even though he finished fifth in
A Land Use Board member was slapped with a stop-work order for running a commercial operation on property that received 15 years of tax breaks for wetlands.
Morristown Daily Record MORRISTOWN — The operators of a Dehart Street bar are the latest to sue the township for inconsistencies in decisions and delays in getting public records. Tashmoo Bar and Restaurant operators DeHart Associates and WCGP said Morristown's formula to determine its maximum occupancy load for their bar expansion "is unreasonable," states the lawsuit filed in Morris County Superior Court. The bar also claims the town's clerk failed to honor requests for certificates of occupancy and other documents. "Defendants’ arbitrary, capricious, and unreasonable decision...
Despite having been over for nearly a year, the Republican race for the U.S. Senate in New Jersey in 2020 is officially done, thanks to the U.S. Supreme Court Feb. 22 rejecting the efforts of Hirsh Singh for a recount. Thus, Democrat Cory Booker is officially the stateâs U.S. Senate winner â though Booker did defeat the man who topped Singh in the Republican primary, Rik Mehta. Singh filed a lawsuit three days after the general election alleging that Gov. Phil Murphyâs executive order mandating a mostly-mail primary was unconstitutional. The New Jersey Supreme Court threw out h...
Morristown Daily Record MORRISTOWN — The township failed to hand over public records requested through the Open Public Records Act in a timely manner, claims a lawsuit filed by a developer. Speedwell LLC, in its lawsuit, states the documents it requested are wanted to show “apparent corruption” by the town in connection with development in the Speedwell area. Also known as Speedwell Associates, the builder filed the complaint in Morris County Superior Court in response to the town's failure to provide all the documents requested, which caused an eight-month delay in the records r...