Jonathan Hornick

November 1, 2007 - 10:14am

Kleinberg knows the community

The Republican mayor, Robert Kleinberg, reminded senior residents at Greenbriar that he's been responsive to them, and knows three-quarters of them by name.

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November 1, 2007 - 10:13am

Hornik tells community he's heard them on taxes

Democrat Jonathan Hornik wants to develop commercial ratables on part of the site of the old Marlboro Psychiatric Hospital and enlist a grants writer to help reduce local property taxes.

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November 1, 2007 - 9:59am

Marlboro mayoral race continues to be hot

Mayor Robert Kleinberg, post debateMayor Robert Kleinberg, post debate

The after-effects of over-development still plague Marlboro, which became a feeding trough for numerous corrupt officials and in the process ballooned its population by double over 20 years.

Now with what little space is left, this town of 43,000 is trying to find the right place to satisfy its state COAH (Council on Affordable Housing) obligation - something the town’s so-called public servants in the past avoided. The biggest policy difference between Republican Mayor Robert Kleinberg and his Democratic challenger Jonathan Hornik is over where to build that glut of units.

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