HONOURED: Town honours its Covid heroes Carnforth Town Council held a virtual ceremony to honour the recipients of the Carnforth Citizen of Merit Award on January 14. More than 40 winners attended the virtual meeting and were thanked on behalf of the Town Council and by Town Mayor, Kath Bromilow M.B.E.
NOMINATED: Liam Law and Andrea Wren, organisers of the Carnforth Covid Support Group were nominated 94 people were nominated, and many were volunteers or key workers. Liam Law and Andrea Wren, founder members of the Carnforth Covid 19 Local Volunteer Group - both of whom received the Award, and gave thanks to the Town Council, their fellow volunteers and all of the other organisations that had come into creation in response to the virus.
A super political action committee that supported two Pleasantville Board of Education candidates who won through an influx of mail-in ballots in 2019 received nearly a third of its funds from the school boardâs solicitor and paid out several members of the politically connected Callaway family, federal filings show.
Reached by phone this week, political organizer Craig Callaway had no comment on the latest financial filing of Our South Jersey, and Pleasantville school board attorney James Carroll said he was unaware his donations would be used to affect the outcome of the election.
There is nothing illegal with Carrollâs donations, according to election laws. And Our South Jersey spending is legal, although unusual, a former election law official said.