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Romano Retires: Hudson County Commissioner's Final Term

Romano Retires: Hudson County Commissioner's Final Term

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Hudson County Board of Commissioners Chair Anthony Stick Romano, a Democrat from the fifth district, is retiring after 15 years in office. Romano, a retired Hoboken police captain, is stepping down due to health issues and a desire to spend more time with family and his family business, Louise and Jerry’s Tavern. He is not endorsing Ron Bautista as his successor, despite Bautistas strong support from key Democratic leaders. Romanos decision predates recent endorsements from local mayors in Jersey City and Hoboken. He maintains he is not bitter and respects the partys direction, but questions the endorsement given Bautistas past criticism of the local Democratic organization. Romano plans to serve out his term and stay involved in the community, leaving the door open for future service.

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