Friday, January 4, 2013
Mayor Vic Sordillo helps rescue lost dog panicked by traffic.
A small and very cold Poodle mix dog was rescued by Mayor Victor Sordillo, Friday afternoon—who helped get the dog reunited with her owners. Mayor Sordillo saw the dog, wearing a pink sweater with the word "Diva," running in traffic on Mt. Horeb Road near Har Shalom Temple. When he stopped his car and opened the door, the frightened dog immediately jumped into his car. "Diva" was taken to the police headquarters while Mayor Sordillo scrambled to get the word out to find the dog's owner. Shortly after, it was reported the dog and her owners were reunited. "If you saw this cute little dog, you would expect her owners to be panicking," Mayor Sordillo said.
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Temple Har Shalom
104 Mount Horeb Rd, Warren, NJ
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Sunday, November 4, 2012
Seeking re-election for a fifth term.
Name : Mr. Victor J Sordillo Also known as : Vic Date of birth : 15 October 1952 Place of residence : 1 Longford Court Warren, NJ 07059 Attended college : Yes College : Tufts University Degree : BS Civil Engineering Year of graduation : 1976 University : University of Massachusetts Degree : MBA Year of graduation : 1982 Job titles held : Vice President Employers : Chubb Corporation Party affiliation : Republican Running for a: Local office Running for position: Township Committee Chamber/district: Incumbent: Yes First elected: 06 November 2000 Previous elective offices : none Unsuccessful bids for elective offices: NA Name : Bonnie Plotkin Title : GOP Township Chairwoman GOP State Committeman Somerset County - elected 2009 former President…
Sunday, July 1, 2012
The candidates and incumbents that will be affecting Warren Township.
As we look ahead to November’s elections, Warren Patch is devoted to bring you the information you need about every race in town. Here's our start on the candidates and issues we'll be covering as November draws near. Bookmark this page for updates. Gary DiNardo and Vic Sordillo: Unopposed in their bids for re-election to three-year terms on the Township Committee. Gregory Przybylski: Warren Township Board of Education president throws his hat into the ring for the Watchung Hills Regional Board of Education seat held by Peter Fallon. Dianne Belcuore is also running for the seat. Kathy Helewa, Gregory Steier and Desiree DeNourie: Seek the three, three-year terms. Freeholders Mark Caliguiri and Patrick Scaglione: Face challenges from …
Monday, April 9, 2012
Candidates seeking fifth consecutive terms
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Monday, April 9, 2012
Township Committeeman Gary DiNardo and Deputy Mayor Vic Sordillo will once again represent the Republican Party for Warren Township for the primary in June. This is the fifth consecutive terms that DiNardo and Sordillo are seeking. They were nominated unanimously at the screening committee level by all 13 County Committee members in February. At that time, there were not any other candidates who chose to appear before the County Committee for consideration for the Republican slate for Warren Township. Under their past four terms, DiNardo and Sordillo have worked with the Township Committee to acquire Open Space; to improve recreational facilities, especially by working with sports groups to establish the first private-local-county all-…
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Property damaged during last fall's storms? Get answers from experts.
A planned meeting for residents looking to resolve questions about what damage and loss suffered in last year's storms may be covered by their homeowner or property insurance has been set for March 19 at the municipal complex. The forum will be led by Township Committeeman Vic Sordillo and will include Jean DiGrande of State Farm, Paul Gaglioti of Diversified Risk Solutions LLC, Dave Rittenhouse and Dave Wright of Rittenhouse Agency LLC, Samuel Jaffe of Sam Jaffe insurance, and David Balken and Latonya Jackson of G.R. Murray, a division of O‘Gorman & Young, Inc. A township press release on the forum notes the township hopes "this event will assist in preparation both to reduce losses and to ensure the proper coverage. This forum is …
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Warren Township Municipal Complex Annex
44 Mountain Blvd, Warren, NJ
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Friday, March 2, 2012
Township Committee wants budget cut further before being finalized.
Township Administrator Mark Krane will need to sharpen his pencils—and possibly consult his dictionary—after the Township Committee reviewed current budget plans for the 2012 year that already reduces the amount to be raised in taxes by about $50,000, Thursday at the municipal complex. Despite the reduced total to be collected, many property owners would see an increase in their property tax bill for municipal taxes because of increased assessments—Krane said the owner of a property assessed at the township average of $625,000 would see a $10 increase. Last year, the average property assessment was $612,000. That apparent contradiction between lower total tax collection and higher taxes for the "average property" troubled Committeeman Vic …
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Warren Township Municipal Complex Annex
44 Mountain Blvd, Warren, NJ
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Friday, January 27, 2012
Members of three teams pick up certificates.
Members of Watchung Hills Pop Warner's Jr. Pee Wee and Midget cheerleading teams, and the Pee Wee football team, were reocgnized for their recent championship seasons at the Jan. 26 Township Committee meeting. Deputy Mayor Vic Sordillo and Township Committee Gary DiNardo presented certificates to each of the team members.
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Warren Township Municipal Complex Annex
44 Mountain Blvd, Warren, NJ
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Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Local, state officials react to sudden loss of Assembly minority leader.
Local officials and former colleagues expressed shock Tuesday morning after learning Assembly Minority Leader Alex DeCroce (R-Parsippany) collapsed and died suddenly late Monday night at the Statehouse. "I was totally shocked, that was totally unexpected," Butler Mayor Robert Alviene said. "He did what he could for us while he was in power. I'm sure his heart was in the right place all the time for the county here. Im sure he'll be missed." As a result of DeCroce's death, Gov. Chris Christie will postpone his State of the State address, originally scheduled for Tuesday afternoon at 3 p.m. He is expected to deliver a eulogy to DeCroce instead. Patch will stream Christie's remarks live at 1 p.m. DeCroce, 75, was the state's longest-serving …
Thursday, December 29, 2011
Experts could help explain benefits for which homeowners may qualify.
Navigating homeowner insurance policies isn't always easy, and in the coming weeks, Warren residents may have a chance to consult with experts on what benefits they may be due from the storms in August and October. According to Townshop Committeeman Vic Sordillo, the township Office of Emergency Management is working on organizing a workshop for homeowners to discuss what provisions their insurance policies may offer. The session is planned for sometime in the first quarter of 2012. "There's a tremendous demand for that," Sordillo said at the Dec. 8 Township Committee meeting. "The standard homeowner's policy is very misunderstood." Sordillo, who works for Warren-based Chubb Insurance, noted the township "has residents with expertise in …
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Warren Township Municipal Complex Annex
44 Mountain Blvd, Warren, NJ
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Mike Umbris
3:22 pm on Thursday, July 5, 2012
Would be nice to see these officials put some sort of environmental mandate in their election plans. Between the aggressive home building in town, mountain cover/tree removal, and the large cellular tower proposals on park property, where do these candidates draw the line? more ›