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 The Star-Ledger: Three vie for mayor's post in Edison May 18, 2009 When Edison Mayor Jun Choi reflects on his first term, he sees reform. Over the last four years, Choi said, he stabilized taxes, overhauled a problem-plagued police department and chipped away at the long-running, old-guard Democrat machinery that has dominated Edison for decades. The Home News Tribune: Edison's "real" Democrats are backing Mayor Choi April 3, 2009 Real Democrats, like myself, see this spring as an opportunity to solidify this township's positive steps forward to a better future. The Star-Ledger: Cop director knows the importance of paying attention March 31, 2009 On a cabinet in his office, Edison police director Brian Collier keeps four copies of his favorite book, George Orwell's "Animal Farm" -- one in English, one in Italian and two in Spanish. It's a symbol of how he looks at life. The Sentinel: Edison welcomes two new engines to its fleet March 25, 2009 Two new fire engines arrived late last week and will be in the regular rotation of trucks used by week's end.The two fire pumpers, Engines 4 and 6, have 750-gallon water tanks and are capable of delivering 1,500 gallons of water per minute. The Sentinel: Choi meets with Obama in D.C. February 25, 2009 It's safe to say that Barack Obama has been a busy man since taking over the presidency just over a month ago. But he wasn't too busy to take time out to meet with 80 of the nation's mayors recently, one of whom was Edison's Jun Choi. The Star-Ledger: Choi touts town's gains as he looks to the future January 28, 2009 Heading into the final year of his first term in office, Edison Mayor Jun Choi yesterday used his State of the Township address to list accomplishments in streamlining municipal government, controlling development and stabilizing property taxes. The Star Ledger: A chief change in Edison January 1, 2009 Just the mention of the Edison Police Department at one time drew smirks because of a string of embarrassing incidents involving members of the department and how they were handled. Atom Tabloid: Edison Named Safest Place for Women December 2, 2008 National publications continue to shower the township with high praise. In its December issue, SELF magazine named Edison, N.J. the safest place for women in the country. News Archive |
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