![Mayor Bobby Giangeruso campaigned hard to get Stephen Vendola re-elected to the Lyndhurst Board of Education, with a high ranking member of the Lyndhurst Police Department joining Giangeruso as he stood outside the polls on Election Day twisting voters’ arms. Giangeruso’s son was promoted from teacher to a Principal by Vendola, with Vendola violating BOE hiring procedures a decade ago to appoint Giangeruso’s son over others (see article below). Lyndhurst Police Captain Michael Carrino’s son was also appointed to a […]](https://lyndhurst07071.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Amy-Jarvis-Michael-Carrino-and-Bobby-Giangeruso-1400x912.jpg)
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VOTE TUESDAY: Lyndhurst still waiting for action after 2016 referendum OK for a School Plan the state called a “disaster”
- David Sivella 
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![In 2016, a $19.8 million School Plan was approved by voters to upgrade LHS & Lyndhurst Elementary Schools by Kaitlyn Kanzler, NorthJersey Nov. 14, 2016 Voters approved the $19.8 million referendum to renovate and expand the Lyndhurst High School and five elementary schools on Election Day. The district had been pushing hard for the yes vote that would bring wide, sweeping changes to the district. The plans call for additions to be added to the five elementary schools and for […]](https://lyndhurst07071.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/HIGH-SCHOOL-3-1400x912.jpg)
Lyndhurst pays $75k to settle lawsuit against DiMaggio for violating Civil Rights
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![Lyndhurst Commissioner Thomas DiMaggio was the named Defendant in yet another Civil Rights lawsuit, this one filed because DiMaggio revealed a person’s confidential medical condition (Multiple Sclerosis/MS) to the public. The victim’s sensitive private medical information, until that time was unknown to even the victim’s own children, was learned by DiMaggio in his official capacity as a Lyndhurst Commissioner as a result of DiMaggio’s government access to sealed confidential records. Read (below) the Civil Rights lawsuit against Commissioner DiMaggio, which […]](https://lyndhurst07071.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/DiMaggio-Shame.png)
After their FAILED pay plan, Giangeruso, DiMaggio and Jarvis want your vote for BOE on November 5!
- David Sivella 4
![When their quiet massive increases in proposed government raises was publicly exposed last week, Lyndhurst’s Mayor and the Board of Commissioners had to abandon their underhanded attempt to increase a select 13 township employees’ pay, from 11%-23%. But this week, Giangeruso, DiMaggio and Jarvis want us to forget all about their failed pay raise scheme for friends and family hired in town government. Now, Mayor Bobby Giangeruso and Commissioner Tommy DiMaggio and Commissioner Richard Jarvis want your vote on November […]](https://lyndhurst07071.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/SNAGITTUTORIALIMAGE.jpeg)
![Anthony Dell ‘Aquila is advocating better collaboration between students, parents, teachers and the BOE “I am running for the Board of Education because I know from first-hand experience that there is a serious disconnect between students, parents, teachers and administrators who are all trying their best in difficult times and a School Board that should be doing more to communicate and collaborate with them,” said Anthony Dell ‘Aquila. “The Lyndhurst School Board shouldn’t be political if Lyndhurst is going to […]](https://lyndhurst07071.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/Lyndhurst-silhoutte-copy-2-1187x912.jpg)
![“I tell the kids, somebody’s gotta win, somebody’s gotta lose. Just don’t fight about it. Just try to get better.” Yogi Berra For years, I’ve been responsible for my older relatives. In 2015, I was picking up my aunt from rehab at the West Caldwell retirement community where she still lives today, at age 100. As I walked into the phyiscal therapy room, there was 90 year-old Yogi Berra, who also lived there. He was weak and wheel chair […]](https://lyndhurst07071.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Lyndhurst-Legal-copy-1200x912.jpg)
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They were ALL FOR the pay increases the first time, BUT…
The entire Lyndhurst Board of Commissioners voted YES FOR the first approval of Pay Increase Ordinance Number 3036-19 on September 10, 2019. BUT every Pay Increase Ordinance requires the passing of two approval votes (at two different Board meetings) to become... More »
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To afford his School Taxes, you need to make those Vendola Dollars…
BOE member Stephen Vendola raised Lyndhurst School taxes $10.3 million. And Vendola repeatedly appointed politically connected school auditors with conflicts of interest who missed a $4.5 million school deficit. Now there are... More »
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Why Do Some Coaches Lie?
In 2014, Coach James “Chizzie” Vuono ran against three term BOE member Stephen Vendola and sent out this mailing calling Vendola a “failure” on the Lyndhurst Board of Education: Now Coach Vuono is a powerful BOE member himsel... More »
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BOE Trustee Vendola and the $4.5 million school deficit
BOE Trustee Stephen Vendola was first elected to the Lyndhurst Board of Education in April, 2005. One of Vendola’s first votes as a member of the BOE on May 17, 2005 was to appoint DiMaria & DiMaria as the “Independent” Audit... More »
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Commissioners vote down pay increase plan
In front of an audience that included Lyndhurst Township employees, The Lyndhurst Board of Commissioners abandon their “five-year plan” for pay increases last night. The Commissioners gave a thumbs down to the second approval... More »
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