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Three Indian Americans Among Five Candidates Planning to Run for Mayor of Edison, New Jersey

The mayoral seat in Edison, New Jersey, is up for grabs, and a handful of people, including three Indian Americans, are seeking the position. Tap into Edison reports that five individuals have expressed interest in screening before the Edison Democratic Organization for mayor. Referencing sources close to EDO, the individuals expressing interest include Councilman Sam Joshi, former Councilwoman and Board of Education member Sapana Shah, and current EDO chair Mahesh Bhagia. Additionally, Councilman Joe Coyle and Councilman and former Edison Board of Education member Richard Brescher have shown interest. The winner of the screening process will receive the endorsement of the EDO and have the organization line, the Tap into Edison report said.

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Edison mayor to focus on school overcrowding, opioid issues in the community during 2021

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 been set up with himself, members of Edison Board of Education, Schools Superintendent Bernard Bragen and members of the Township Council to try to find a solution to the overcrowding issues with the Edison Public Schools.

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In unique Edison, N J mayoral race, 3 Desis pitted against each other

In unique Edison, N J mayoral race, 3 Desis pitted against each other
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Edison BOE appoints general counsel, specific counsel for special education matters

Edison BOE appoints general counsel, specific counsel for special education matters Edison BOE appoints general counsel, specific counsel for special education matters The Board of Education (BOE) approved the appointments through resolution at a meeting on Jan. 26. The MARC (McCusker, Anselmi, Rosen & Carvelli P.C.) Law Firm in Florham Park began serving as board counsel at $155 an hour on Feb. 1. Their contract runs through Jan. 31, 2022. The firm replaces Busch Law Group LLC, which voluntarily stepped aside in December. The firm had served as counsel for several years, non-consecutively. The Inglesino, Webster, Wyciskala & Taylor LLC Law Firm in Parsippany began serving as special counsel in the area of special education for the district at $160 an hour on Feb. 1. Their contract runs through Jan. 31, 2022.

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Edison Public Schools will transition back to in-person hybrid model March 1

Edison Public Schools will transition back to in-person hybrid model March 1 EDISON – Amidst ongoing COVID-19 safety concerns in the community, the Edison Public School District has pushed the date to transition back to its in-person hybrid instructional model to March 1. “We believe that is the best course of action,” Schools Superintendent Bernard Bragen said, adding the decision was in consultation with the Edison Department of Health and Edison Board of Education (BOE). The district transitioned to fully remote learning on Dec. 7 due to rising cases of the coronavirus. Hybrid in-person learning began on Oct. 19. Bragen announced the decision at a BOE meeting on Jan. 26. He sent correspondence to parents and guardians on Jan. 27.

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