Hardyston News

Objection Exposed: Did Kalczuk Really Meet the Residency Rule?

By Hardyston Community Advocate

Posted on September 5, 2025

On July 29, 2025, a formal objection was submitted to Sussex County Clerk Jeffrey Parrott regarding Dana Kalczuk’s eligibility to appear on the November ballot for the Hardyston Board of Education. [Read More]

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Why Ed Reinle Isn't the Candidate Hardyston Needs

By Hardyston Community Advocate

Posted on August 13, 2025

Every election, we get to choose the people who will shape the future of our schools. And every election, it’s worth asking: has this person actually earned the right to keep making those decisions? [Read More]

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A Familiar Playbook: Residency Questions and the Push to Silence Critics

By Hardyston Community Advocate

Posted on August 13, 2025

Let’s be clear: Dana isn’t just hinting that she doesn’t like this blog - she’s effectively providing her “Kids First” allies on the board with a ready-made rationale for pursuing action against it. [Read More]

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Donna Carey's Way or the Highway

By Hardyston Community Advocate

Posted on August 12, 2025

The first half of the meeting? Smooth sailing. We were talking about goals, priorities, the usual - everyone was engaged, voices were being heard. It was almost… cordial. [Read More]

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No, It's Not 'Fake News' - It's Public Record

Posted on August 6, 2025

A recent post by an anonymous Kids First Hardyston supporter claims that I - along with several other community members - am spreading “fake news” to harm their campaign. [Read More]

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Spotlight on Candidate Ellis Marples: A Record of Service, But Is He in Step with Today's Schools?

By Hardyston Community Advocate

Posted on August 3, 2025

Meet Ellis Marples [Read More]

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Spotlight on Candidate Dana Kalczuk: Residency Questions and the Kids First Endorsement

By Hardyston Community Advocate

Posted on August 2, 2025

Dana Kalczuk has been a Hardyston resident for nearly 20 years. She is a proud mom of three, all of whom have attended Hardyston schools. According to her campaign materials, Dana is running for the Board of Education because she believes that all children should receive a quality education. She... [Read More]

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Ed Reinle: Running Again, But Often Running Late - Or Not At All

By Hardyston Community Advocate

Posted on August 1, 2025

Board of Education member Ed Reinle is once again seeking your vote in the upcoming election. A longtime resident of Hardyston and co-owner of Cravin Thai restaurant, Ed proudly highlights his ties to the community and his advocacy for parental rights and fiscal responsibility. [Read More]

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Post-Meeting Summary: Interviews Held, But Key Voices Absent

By Hardyston Community Advocate

Posted on July 30, 2025

Last night, the Hardyston Township Board of Education held a Special Closed Executive Session to interview law firms for the role of Board Legal Counsel. The meeting ended at approximately 11:00 PM, and no vote was taken. [Read More]

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Tonight's Special BOE Meeting: Transparency or Tactic?

By Hardyston Community Advocate

Posted on July 29, 2025

A Sudden Shift in Process [Read More]

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Objection Exposed: Did Kalczuk Really Meet the Residency Rule?

Why Ed Reinle Isn't the Candidate Hardyston Needs

A Familiar Playbook: Residency Questions and the Push to Silence Critics

Donna Carey's Way or the Highway

No, It's Not 'Fake News' - It's Public Record

Spotlight on Candidate Ellis Marples: A Record of Service, But Is He in Step with Today's Schools?

Spotlight on Candidate Dana Kalczuk: Residency Questions and the Kids First Endorsement

Ed Reinle: Running Again, But Often Running Late - Or Not At All

Post-Meeting Summary: Interviews Held, But Key Voices Absent

Tonight's Special BOE Meeting: Transparency or Tactic?

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