By CHUCK O DONNELL
January 15, 2021 at 9:22 AM
Suzanne Sicora Ludwig, who was sworn in as the City Council President last week, says her service to New Brunswick makes her feel close to her late husband, Keith.
Suzanne Sicora Ludwig, who was sworn in as the City Council President last week, says her service .
Credits: Suzanne Sicora Ludwig
January 15, 2021 at 9:22 AM
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ – As Suzanne Sicora Ludwig was being sworn in as the new City Council President last week, her thoughts turned to her late husband.
In 23 years of marriage, Suzanne and Keith were bound together by so much – their love of laughter, their love of a good tailgate with friends before a Rutgers game, their love of their furry friends that shared their home.
North Brunswick officials reflect on how 2020 set the course for 2021
North Brunswick officials reflect on how 2020 set the course for 2021
Ken Graulich, left to right, Dave Klisch and Jeff Dunham are sworn in to their respective positions in the North Brunswick Fire Department during North Brunswick s re-organization meeting on Jan. 1.PHOTO COURTESY OF NORTH BRUNSWICK VOLUNTEER FIRE CO. NO. 2 ×
Ken Graulich, left to right, Dave Klisch and Jeff Dunham are sworn in to their respective positions in the North Brunswick Fire Department during North Brunswick s re-organization meeting on Jan. 1.PHOTO COURTESY OF NORTH BRUNSWICK VOLUNTEER FIRE CO. NO. 2
NORTH BRUNSWICK – 2020 was a tough year for North Brunswick Township, aside from the tragedy surrounding the coronavirus pandemic.
MONROE – Flags in Monroe Township will be flown at half-staff for seven days to honor Mayor Gerald Tamburro and his decades of service.
“It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of the honorable Mayor Gerald W. Tamburro. Mayor Tamburro passed away surrounded by his family” on Dec. 31, according to information posted on Monroe Township’s website.
As a retired banker, Tamburro served as vice president of commercial lending for the National State Bank of Elizabeth and as president of a community bank in New Jersey.
He earned his bachelor’s degree from Seton Hall University and is a graduate of the Stonier Graduate School of Banking at Rutgers University.