![I’ve been involved in Lyndhurst government on and off for years, and so has Elaine Stella. I don’t agree with Elaine Stella often. And this year, yet again, Elaine Stella has decided to run for the Lyndhurst Board of Education. I know from firsthand experience that Elaine Stella never stops running, looking, digging and questioning. Having worked in government and having been on the opposite side of Elaine Stella’s non-stop probing more than a few times myself, I can attest […]](https://lyndhurst07071.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Elaine-Stella-cropped-1400x912.jpg)
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“With friends like Phil…” Murphy’s ruling hits Giangeruso’s team where it really hurts – in the mail
- David Sivella 
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![Governor Phil Murphy’s administration has ruled that all voters who requested vote-by-mail ballots in 2017 and 2018 must reapply to vote by mail again in 2019 and beyond. The Murphy ruling means the Giangeruso Team’s chances are slimmer than ever of repeating again in 2021 their 2017 victory that relied on mail-in ballots in an exceptionally close race. Actually, if mail-in ballots were removed from the final counts, the outcome of the election would have changed. 2017 TOTAL VOTE COUNTS […]](https://lyndhurst07071.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/Image-6-26-19-at-11.40-AM.jpg)
![Read today’s northjersey.com’s entire news story here: https://www.northjersey.com/story/news/bergen/lyndhurst/2019/08/13/bergen-county-rejects-lyndhurst-nj-school-board-candidates-petition/1933439001/ Read news story highlights here: Bergen County rejects Lyndhurst school board candidate’s petition by Nicholas Katzban, North Jersey Record Aug. 13, 2019 LYNDHURST — The Bergen County Elections Division has rejected a potential Board of Education candidate because multiple nominating signatures on his petition were from non-residents. … The petition was accepted and not reviewed until it was challenged by Acosta’s opponent, Anthony Dell’ Aquila. “There is a law [that says] all of the petitions are […]](https://lyndhurst07071.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Image-8-13-19-at-8.27-AM.jpg)
![Lyndhurst has taken decades of big hits from its local politicians. Nepotism. Cronyism. Mismanagement. Debt. And of course, higher taxes. Nothing speaks to this sad song more than the state Department of Education taking over the management of the Lyndhurst Public Schools last year, due to the Board of Education’s financial mismanagement. Yet, the incumbent Lyndhurst Board of Education Trustees responsible for our public schools’ bad practices and big problems, Trustees like Susan Alcuri and Steve Vendola, just keep coming […]](https://lyndhurst07071.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Screen-Shot-2019-08-08-at-4.30.06-AM.png)
County Clerk removes a Lyndhurst BOE candidate from ballot due to filing a faulty petition
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![A candidate for the 2-year unexpired term on the Lyndhurst Board of Education, newcomer Anthony Dell ‘Aquila, publicly released a letter he received today from the Bergen County Elections Clerk. The letter confirms Dell ‘Aquila’s legal objections to the petitions filed by opposing candidate Vincent Acosta were valid arguments pointing out legitimate errors and therefore Acosta will not appear on the November 5 ballot in 2019. “I think it’s important, especially after the careless financial mistakes made by the Board […]](https://lyndhurst07071.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/Image-7-30-19-at-8.23-AM.jpg)
![Last week the Bergen County Clerk’s Elections Office told several callers, including this site, that a Vincent Acosta had filed his petition for a 3-year term on the Lyndhurst Board of Education. Today, Anthony Dell ‘Aquila, a candidate for the Lyndhurst BOE’s 2-year unexpired term on November 5 proved we were all told wrong. Dell ‘Aquila took the extra step of going to Hackensack this week to check the validity of all the candidates’ petitions filed for Lyndhurst BOE by […]](https://lyndhurst07071.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Image-8-2-19-at-2.42-PM.jpg)
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LYNDHURST BOE 2019: Gaccione out…Dell ‘Aquila in
Popular 2018 Lyndhurst Board of Education candidate Giovanni Gaccione announced this weekend that he is not running for the BOE again this year due to personal obligations. Only hours after Gaccione dropped out, another young newcomer entered the 2019 BOE race... More »
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OLD GUARD vs. NEW HOPE & the entire card for the 2019 LYNDHURST BOE fight…
Yesterday, July 29 at 4pm was the filing deadline for the Lyndhurst Board of Education. The five candidates for the THREE 3-year term Lyndhurst BOE seats on the ballot in 2019 are: The two candidates for the ONE 2-year unexpi... More »
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FACT: Did you know BOE NEPOTISM could result in Lyndhurst losing state educational aid?
FAQ #35. What are the nepotism restrictions on board candidacy? The nepotism regulations (N.J.A.C. 6A:23A-6.2) do not place restrictions on a candidate’s legalability to run for or serve on the board. Candidates who have rela... More »
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DiMaggios hire top criminal defense attorneys used by ex-Bergen Democratic Chairman and a Bridgegate conspirator…
Joyce and Anthony DiMaggio have hired top criminal defense attorneys Michael Baldassare and Jennifer Mara to represent them in the federal lawsuit filed by Lyndhurst07071.com last month over the DiMaggios’ actions involving t... More »
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