Thursday, November 8, 2012
Local election winners offered words of thanks to their constituencies in East Windsor, Hightstown, and Cranbury
David Cook, Cranbury Township Mayor I would like to thank all the residents of Cranbury for their generosity and support. It would be impossible to be a competent steward of Cranbury without the input from its residents. By being elected for another three years we, the current Township Committee, will be able to see through a number of large projects and capital improvements. These projects include the Dam and Bridge revitalization, Downtown Beautification Program and new infrastructure such as sanitary services. Thank you again Cranbury for putting your trust in Jay and myself for another three years. James (Jay) M. Taylor, Cranbury Township Committeeman I want to express my dear thanks and appreciation to the voters in Cranbury for their…
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Jay Taylor and Mayor David Cook won the election for Cranbury Township Committee against two republican candidates
Cranbury voters have decided between four candidates for two open seats on the Cranbury Township Committee. Incumbents Jay Taylor and Mayor David Cook won the election against Republicans Thomas Connolly and Cynthia Hughes Smithers. Taylor switched from a Republican to a Democrat for this election. Terms for township committee members are for three years, and the newly elected members will begin their terms in January. Below are the unofficial results: Cranbury Township Council Democrats Results Republicans Results David Cook 1,156 Cynthia Hughes Smithers 652 James Taylor 1,004 Thomas Connolly 632 -- Follow East Windsor Patch on Facebook, Twitter and sign up for the daily newsletter.
Monday, November 5, 2012
Cranbury residents Joan and Tom Weidner express support for Township Committee candidates Jay Taylor and David Cook
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Monday, November 5, 2012
To the Editor, We urge Cranbury citizens to vote to re-elect Dave Cook and Jay Taylor for Cranbury Township Committee on November 6, 2012 at Town Hall. Before explaining why, we applaud all four candidates–Tom Connolly, Dave Cook, Cynthia Smithers and Jay Taylor–for taking the time and effort to run for the Township Committee. That commitment is the essence of our democracy and gives voters a choice in this election. We believe Jay and Dave are the best candidates because they have the experience and a proven track record that demonstrate their ability to handle complex problems such as the upcoming Supreme Court decision that will define our Mt. Laurel housing obligations. They have also shown their commitment to preserve farmland and …
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Cranbury resident Dave Mauger expresses his support for Township Committee candidate Jay Taylor
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Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Dear Editor, When it comes to Cranbury, I often hear people say, "I don't vote for political parties, I vote for Cranbury.” In this year's election, we have the opportunity to match these words with actions. Jay Taylor has dedicated himself to serving our community. From his service on the Historic Preservation Society to the Cranbury Presbyterian Nursery School board to the Fire Department, Jay has carried on a noble tradition of giving back to the community. Jay is dedicated to keeping Cranbury special–as it was when he was raised here–and in the future as he and Kristin raise their daughter here. By any measure, Jay Taylor has done an excellent job as Township Committeeman. He worked to keep taxes low by cutting spending by more …
Tuesday, July 3, 2012
Taylor switched parties for this upcoming election.
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Tuesday, July 3, 2012
Name: Mr. James (Jay) Taylor Date of birth: 24 August 1974 Place of residence: South Main St., Cranbury Attended college: Yes College: University of Delaware Degree: B.A. Year of graduation: 1997 Party affiliation: Democrat Running for a: Local office Running for position: Township Committee Incumbent: Yes First elected: 03 November 2009 Name: Dave Mauger -I am a 3rd generation resident of Cranbury. I grew up living first on South Main Street and then in Shadow Oaks where my parents remain today. -My wife (Kristen) and I have a 3 year old daughter (Gracie) who attends the Cranbury Presbyterian Nursery School. -I have been employed as a Vice President with Aon (Fortune 500) since 2000. I manage the NJ, PA, MD, and DE market for the global…
Robert J. Smentkowski
2:49 am on Saturday, November 10, 2012
Due to the downed trees fron Hurricane Sandy,anyone with a wood splitter should take a trip through Clinton St. in Hightstown. FYI more ›