Middletown

County Democratic Candidates Win Primary Nod

MONMOUTH COUNTY – Beverly Bova Scarano, Barbara McMorrow, and Lenny Inzerillo, candidates running for County Surrogate and two seats on the Board of Chosen Freeholders respectively, ran unopposed in Tuesday’s Primary Election. The team, working together for some time already, now takes to the campaign trail as the official Democratic Party candidates. All three expressed their appreciation and thanks for those who voted in Tuesday’s election. The candidates look forward to a substantive, issue-based campaign and intend to seriously question the incumbents’ abilities to lead this county ethically, responsibly, and effectively.

Beverly Bova Scarano, candidate for County Surrogate, lives in Middletown Township with her husband Lynn and her daughter Christine. Beverly graduated from Middletown Township High School in 1960 and has lived in Middletown ever since. She served as a Peace Corps volunteer after which she received her real estate license and has been working as a real estate agent ever since. She is a lifetime member of the Middletown Reformed Church as well as a member of the Monmouth County Association of Realtors.

Barbara J. McMorrow, candidate for County Freeholder, a semi-retired Howell High School principal, currently lives in Freehold Township with her husband Patrick. Barbara graduated from Monmouth University and subsequently received a Masters of Arts in Teaching and a Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education. She was a Teacher of English at Howell High School in 1971 and since has served at that school as the Supervisor of English, the Assistant Principal, and finally as Principal of Howell High School.

Lenny Inzerillo, also a candidate for County Freeholder, has lived in Middletown with his wife Renee and children Matthew and Kerri Ann for 16 years. He served on the Middletown Board of Education from 2002-2005. He graduated from Emerson High school in 1969 and then attended Rutgers University where he studied Public Sector Labor Management. Beginning in 1981, Lenny has worked as a Firefighter with the North Hudson Regional Fire & Rescue and in 1996 he became the President and owner of Lenco Mortgage Group.

SHORT BACKS LINCROFT VILLAGE GREEN,
URGES COMMITTEE TO REVISIT FIELDS

MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP (MONMOUTH COUNTY, NJ): Democrat for Middletown Committee Patrick Short said he is supporting the stand taken by the Lincroft Village Green Association in its position on the proposed sports complex planned along Lincroft-Middletown Road, in Lincroft.

LINCROFT RESIDENTS RESIST PLANS FOR STADIUM

VILLAGE OF LINCROFT (MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP, MONMOUTH COUNTY, NJ): Residents from the Village of Lincroft have made themselves clear, that they reject the idea of the Township Committee constructing a sports stadium in their backyard, Middletown Democratic Chairman Joe Caliendo said.

SHORT RALLIES TO SAVE
WALSH FAMILY PROPERTY

MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP (MONMOUTH COUNTY, NJ): Middletown Democrat for Township Committee Patrick Short brought his defense of the Walsh property on West Front Street, Middletown, back before the freeholders on May 25.

TOWN COMMITTEE KEEPS RESIDENTS IN THE DARK ABOUT COMMUNITY PROJECTS

MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP (MONMOUTH COUNTY, NJ): According to Middletown Democrat for Township Committee Patrick Short, the planned West Front Street Bridge and Middletown-Lincroft Sports Complex have something in common: "In neither case was the public given all of the facts regarding these plans."

TASK FORCE MUST BE BI-PARTISAN, GUIDED BY SHORT DEADLINE

MIDDLETOWN - Senator Joseph M. Kyrillos, (R-13), issued the following statement regarding Senate President Codey's proposal to appoint a task force to lay the groundwork for a special session of the Legislature dedicated to property tax relief.

MIDDLETOWN, COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES TO HOLD MAY 18 PRESS CONFERENCE

MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP (MONMOUTH COUNTY, NJ): Middletown Democratic Candidate for Township Committee Patrick Short will be joining Democrats for Freeholder for a press conference on Thursday, May 18, at 2:30 p.m. at 256 Hubbard Street, in Middletown.

PRESS RELEASE

FOR IMMEDIATE PUBLICATION

May 11, 2006

POC: Freeholder Candidate Leonard Inzerillo
Cell: (732) 673-2989

CANDIDATE SAYS EMINENT DOMAIN IS BEING
USED IRRESPONSIBLY IN SOME CASES

MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP (MONMOUTH COUNTY, NJ): Democratic Freeholder Leonard Inzerillo is making the case that eminent domain is being used haphazardly in some cases, and not in the best interests of the public.

PRESS RELEASE

FOR IMMEDIATE PUBLICATION

May 9, 2006

POC: Democrat for Middletown Committee Patrick Short
Tel: (732) 796-9574

COMMUNICATION IS THE FIRST RULE OF GOVERNMENT,
AND NOT BEING ACCOMPLISHED IN MIDDLETOWN

According to Democrat for Middletown Committee Patrick Short, the Middletown Committee is not performing its mission of informing the public at-large about what it intends to do with all the tax money they raise and intends to raise.

PRESS RELEASE

FOR IMMEDIATE PUBLICAITON

May 1, 2006

POC: Democrat for Middletown Committee Patrick Short
Tel: (732) 796-9574

DEMS RALLY AROUND HOMEOWNER AGAINST EMINENT DOMAIN AT FREEHOLDER SESSION

NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP (MONMOUTH COUNTY, NJ): At its
Thursday, April 27 session, Middletown Township
Committee candidate Patrick Short was joined by
Freeholder candidate Barbara McMorrow, both of whom
spoke out against the inappropriate use of eminent
domain in Middletown Township.