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❯ EDISON – Mayor Thomas Lankey and Councilman Robert Diehl have appealed to the New Jersey Attorney General’s office and/or the Middlesex County Prosecutor’s Office to step in and bring those responsible for the racist flier that was distributed by mail during the 2017 Edison Township Public Schools Board of Education election to justice. Lankey and Diehl expressed frustration with the lack of movement in the case at a press conference on March 3. “It is frustrating to have this event that occurred three years ago and to this day not have uncovered and determined who is responsible,...

Edison mayor to focus on school overcrowding, opioid issues in the community during 2021 × EDISON – A focus on continuing to address overcrowding issues with the Edison Public Schools and helping combat opioid problems in the community are at the forefront as Edison Mayor Thomas Lankey looks to move the township forward in 2021. He said strategic partnerships and teamwork are important to achieve the focal points, which have already begun. Lankey addressed the Edison Chamber of Commerce in the 30th State of the Township Address at the Pines Manor on Feb. 25. He said a committee has...

Attorney Sapana Shah Feb. 17 announced her candidacy for mayor of Edison, New Jersey.

MyCentralJersey.com EDISON – The redevelopment plan for the property at 110 Clive St., along the Edison and Metuchen border, are becoming clearer. The developer formally notified nearby residents, in a letter last week, about his intention to fill in or disturb the so-called “Lucille Ball pond” on the site to build homes there. The letters, from an environmental consultant to residents living within 200 feet of the property, as well as several Edison boards, indicate S&A General Construction and Development of Edison is applying to the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection...

× EDISON – Up until recently it was not clear if the New Jersey Attorney General’s office was investigating the racist flier that was distributed by mail during the 2017 Edison Township Public Schools Board of Education election. Early on in the investigation, Edison Police Chief Thomas Bryan had said the investigation was in the hands of the Attorney General’s (AG) office and a public information officer for the AG had said the office’s policy “is that we neither confirm nor deny investigations.” During a Committee of the Whole meeting on Jan. 20, Council President Rober...