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Manchester Council Set To Hold Reorganization Meeting

The township has reinstated its mask requirement in all township-owned buildings.

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With the surge in coronavirus cases, Manchester Township is requiring masks be worn in township-owned buildings again.
With the surge in coronavirus cases, Manchester Township is requiring masks be worn in township-owned buildings again. (Google Maps)

MANCHESTER, NJ — The Manchester Township Council is scheduled to hold its reorganization meeting at 4 p.m. Tuesday at town hall, 1 Colonial Drive.

Robert Hudak will be sworn in as mayor and Michele Zolezi will be sworn in to serve the final three years of the unexpired term Hudak vacated when he was appointed to serve as mayor.

Hudak defeated Robert Arace, receiving 9,038 votes to the 6,938 Arace received.

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Zolezi received 8,203 votes in the council race to defeat Joseph T. Hankins, who received 6,898.

Township officials just reinstituted a requirement that everyone must wear a mask while in township buildings.

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