| March 10, 2010 Halfacre for Congress spokesman Tom Fitzsimmons revealed today that self-proclaimed Wall Street insider Scott Sipprelle, who is running in a Republican primary in NJ-12, was not even a registered Republican until 2007, according to a search of [...]
| March 10, 2010 
Outpost in the Burbs is offering two pairs of free tickets to Friday night's concert of Barry Mitterhoff and Silk City. Just be one of the first two people to tell us how Silk City got its name. The concert, this Friday, March 12,' [...] 
There is a $6 million budget gap at the Matawan-Aberdeen Regional School District and the district plans to cut 78 jobs. My colleague Jennifer Bradshaw reports schools Superintendent Richard O'Malley said the district's budget gap was largely the result of increases to salary and health benefits and a loss of' [...]
| March 10, 2010 If so, Montville Township wants to talk to you.
The township is in need of a new municipal court judge after the resignation of Seth Davenport. Davenport, we're told, is staying on the job until a replacement is found.
The mayor says Davenport resigned for professional reasons. He was not available to' [...]
Yes, we're all seeing little flowers sprouting, but for me the surest sign of spring is the way people flock to the parks. Sunday, Mista Barista and I went bicycling along the Saddle River Bike Path, which we shared with scores of cyclists,' [...] 
| March 10, 2010 
Looks like the folks at the Delaware River and Bay Authority didn't pay attention when Gov. Christie said enough of the open ended and unspecified pending commitments. So he vetoed their minutes, killing their plans. That was his second veto of the DRPA's minutes -- how' [...]
Yes, Rep. Rodney P. Frelinghuysen, R-Harding, is scheduled to drop by the March 19 meeting of the Morristown Tea Party organization at the VFW Post in Whippany. The session runs from 7 to 9 p.m.
Jeff Weingarten, a Tea Party spokesman, says there is no real agenda and that a free-flowing [...]
Ever wonder whether you make as much money as the other people on your block? Have as much sex? Or even own as many shoes?
Then you may enjoy visiting a new website, StackMeUp, created by Glen Ridge resident and adman Sean Looney.
Yes, Looney admits, [...] 
Free and Strong America Fact of the Day: On this day in 1804, in St. Louis, Missouri, ownership of the Louisiana Territory was formally transferred from France to the United States in a ceremony we today refer to as the Louisiana Purchase. - For every voter who strongly favors health care, [...]
Chris Christie's War on the Middle Class (and the environment)
Christie's fare hikes and clean energy [...]
I will be speaking tonight, Wednesday, March 10th from 7:00pm – 9:00pm, to the North Jersey Regional Tea Party at Gabriel’s Restaurant in Wayne.
My presentation will be on the NJ 2010 Elections: Who Will You Send to Congress? It’s a Big Deal!
For more information, please email [...]
From Jom Hofft at Gateway Pundit:More Hope and Change…
Obama’s latest assault on your rights– He wants to ban sport fishing.
Barack Obama has a message for America’s 60,000,000 anglers– We don’t need you.
A bit of what's on tap in state politics and government for Wednesday, March 10th, 2010 ...
Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno, Rochelle Park Mayor Frank Valenzuela and Saddle River Mayor Samuel Raia attend a ribbon cutting for the opening of the Bank of Rochelle Park. Council on Affordable Housing meets. Local Finance' [...]During a televised gubernatorial debate I asked Jon Corzine how he felt about a bear hunt. That got a lot of laughs and he said he was opposed. It became a private joke between us for the rest of his term. Now, the state Fish and Game people are ready [...]
If it’s March, we must be talking about women. For nearly a century, the third month of the year has been devoted to females— first with International Women’s Day, then with Women’s History Week and finally with national Women’s History Month. The theme of this year’s Women’s History Month [...]
There was ONE live jack. Its in Janet's Room. [...] 
| March 10, 2010 "My lawyers have now told me that I am bound by that deal. If I could stop it, I would, except the previous governor tied my hands. I cannot lay off one state worker," [...]
| March 10, 2010 "My lawyers have now told me that I am bound by that deal. If I could stop it, I would, except the previous governor tied my hands. I cannot lay off one state worker," [...]
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