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A Rare Breed: Leaders Who Kept Their Word

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By Nicolas Volpicelli
| TAPinto Millburn and Short Hills Verified
Fellow Millburn Short Hills voters, I implore you to give Frank Saccomandi and Ben Stoller another term on the Township Committee. Frank and Ben are a very rare breed; leaders who stay true to the positions they campaigned on. They promised to reduce crime, push back on overdevelopment and support non-partisan elections. Immediately after taking office, they authored an ordinance to prosecute property crime even if Essex County and the State refused to prosecute.
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Alex Zaltsman: The Leadership Millburn Needs

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By Nicolas Volpicelli, Elise Phillips Margulis
| TAPinto Millburn and Short Hills Verified
Dear Neighbors, I am writing to endorse Alex Zaltsman for Millburn Township Committee to build upon the momentum of the past year and provide stewardship for our town into the future. I have known Alex for nearly a decade and have always found him to be a friendly and level-headed thinker who works well with people across our community. As a homeowner, local business owner, resident and parent of school-aged children, he is fully invested in the success of our town.
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Nuclear Realism after Fukushima

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By Tom Flaherty, Nicolas Volpicelli
| Strategy + Business Verified
Within a few days of a tsunami striking Japan’s Fukushima Daiichi nuclear reactors on March 11, a fierce debate had been fueled about the implications for energy policies around the world. Although the primary focus of most observers has rightly been on the immediate health risks in Japan and on stabilizing the reactors, some media commentators and political figures are already using the incident to argue that nuclear power is unacceptably risky.
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