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Ink-and-color illustration of an empty school gym set up for voting, with curtained booths, check-in tables, a stage with blue curtains, a red scoreboard and the Huber Street School logo at center court.
Posted inGovernment & Politics

Clancy Cruises as Write-Ins Jump

by Michael ReedNovember 3, 2026November 3, 2026

Clancy won easily. His 43 write-ins were far more than in his 2018 or 2022 races, but his share of the vote landed between his 2018 and 2022 results.

Illustration of a massive four-story windowless data center towering over a street of two-story houses and a youth soccer field at dusk.
Posted inDevelopment & Environment

Data Center Delay: Secaucus Stalls 80-Megawatt Cap as Packed House Presses Mayor

by Michael ReedOctober 27, 2026October 27, 2026
Headshots of Ward 2 Town Council candidates James Clancy, left, and David Kraatz, right.
Posted inGovernment & Politics

Clancy vs. Kraatz: Ward 2 Candidates Make Their Case

by Katie BOctober 25, 2026October 25, 2026
Illustration of Secaucus Town Hall and nearby homes inside a small dashed boundary at the edge of a vast marsh dotted with large data center buildings
Posted inDevelopment & Environment

Secaucus Drafts AI Data Center Ban That Can’t Reach Any Data Center in Town

by Michael ReedOctober 13, 2026November 4, 2026
Posted inGovernment & Politics

Secaucus to NJSEA: Pay Up on American Dream Promises!

by Michael ReedSeptember 24, 2026November 4, 2026
Posted inDevelopment & Environment

From Diesel Spills to Regional Rules: Zoning and Environmental Concerns Drive Data Center Debate

by Michael ReedSeptember 22, 2026October 6, 2026
Posted inDevelopment & Environment

Digital Dilemma: Secaucus Creates Data Center Committee Following Uproar

by Michael ReedSeptember 9, 2026October 6, 2026
Posted inTransit & Infrastructure

First World Cup Match Leaves Secaucus Mostly Quiet, But Route 3 and Transit Commuters Take a Hit

by Michael ReedJune 14, 2026October 6, 2026
Posted inGovernment & Politics

Town Grounding Drones: New Ordinance Restricts Airspace

by Michael ReedMay 29, 2026October 6, 2026
Alt Text: A colorful, editorial-style cartoon set inside a Secaucus deli. In the foreground, a large white sign clipped to a display stand reads, "WORLD CUP SURCHARGE PROPOSED: 9.6% SALES TAX? TEMPORARY 3% HIKE (NJ S4111) June 12 - July 21." A confused female customer holding a credit card and a "Secaucus Locals" tote bag looks at a concerned, balding deli counter worker who points toward the register. The cash register shows a receipt with a "Meadowlands Tax 9.6%" line item. In the background, a window looks out onto a Secaucus street, featuring a "Meadowlands Soccer Fever" poster.
Posted inGovernment & Politics

9.6% Sales Tax? Secaucus Braces for World Cup “Surcharge”

by Michael ReedMarch 28, 2026October 6, 2026

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