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Obituary: Calvin Otto McNiel (9/15/21) | Cassville Democrat

Obituary: Calvin Otto McNiel (9/15/21) | Cassville Democrat
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Council Candidates Thank Voters After Election With Higher Turnout - MyVeronaNJ

Verona voters went to the polls in greater numbers on Tuesday, sending incumbent Jack McEvoy back to the Town Council for a second term and electing newcomers Dr. Christopher Tamburro and Cynthia Holland. According to the unofficial vote count, 2,508 of Verona’s 11,731 registered voters cast a ballot, a 21.4% turnout overall. The count in any election is unofficial until certified by the Essex County Clerk. Only 19.9% of Verona’s registered voters voted in the last Council election in 2019. In 2017, some 24.5% of registered voters cast ballots in that year’s Council election. The turnout this year was highest in District #6, which votes at Forest Avenue School, and lowest at District #9, which votes at Verona High School. Between 2% and 5% of voters in each district opted to vote by mail.

Wayne Valley Percussion Ensemble To Play Virtual Festival

Reply The Wayne Valley High School Percussion Ensemble will perform Saturday in the virtual Necessary Noise Festival. (Shutterstock ) WAYNE, NJ The Wayne Valley High School Percussion Ensemble will be performing in the virtual Necessary Noise Festival on Saturday. The event will feature high school and college percussion ensembles from across the country and be streamed live on YouTube. Wayne will perform in the afternoon concert, which is scheduled from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Wayne s timeslot is listed as somewhere between 3:30 p.m. and 4:45 p.m. William Paterson University is scheduled just ahead of Wayne, and the University of Michigan penciled in to follow the Marching Indians.

Youth team from 100 Black Men of Madison wins national financial literacy contest

PAMELA COTANT For the State Journal Teamwork and commitment led to winning a national financial literacy contest — the first ever for a team supported by 100 Black Men of Madison. The feat was especially impressive given the decision to enter the national 2020 Virtual Dollars and $ense Youth Investment Competition later than normal because of another academic commitment, team member Angela Abongwa said. It gave the group about two weeks to come up with a presentation when they hadn’t learned the material yet. “To me the most difficult part was definitely the time crunch of it,” said Abongwa, a senior at Verona High School. “It was just trial and error.”

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