Rosenello, Kane win in uncontested council race
Last Updated on Thursday, November 08, 2012 02:58 pm Written by Lauren Suit Tuesday, November 06, 2012 11:16 pm
NORTH WILDWOOD – Incumbents Patrick Rosenello and Jim Kane were reelected to City Council after running unopposed in the city’s general election.
Kane, a Republican, received 643 votes. He was appointed to the council in May, after the death of councilman Rick Ogen in April. This was the first time that Kane, a committeeman for the North Wildwood Republican Committee ran for a full term on council.
Rosenello, a Republican, has been on City Council for nine years, and has served as council president for eight of them. He earned 475 votes in the election.
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