Centenary
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Join hosts Fran Gavin and Tim Frederiks as they welcome Green Township Committeeman and former Mayor Jim Chirip to the studio to discuss challenges and opportunities for small rural townships in New Jersey. This will be the final Leadership Matters! program for this season. We will return to the airwaves in early September.
Death is real. These are the first lines sung by Phil Elverum on his record A Crow Looked At Me, under the name Mount Eerie. Elverum was inspired to write this album after his wife, Genevieve, passed away in 2016 from inoperable pancreatic cancer. A Crow Looked At Me is an incredibly deep insight into […]
Join hosts Fran Gavin and Tim Frederiks as they welcome guests Kathy Kwasnik and Geta Vogel, discussing the United Way Success By 6 Program, a volunteer-based coalition of child care experts and community members passionate about improving early childhood education. Hear about the wonderful work this group is doing in Warren County and their […]
Join Hackettstown Mayor Maria DiGiovanni for a discussion on the merits and challenges of the proposed Great Meadows/Hackettstown send-receive arrangement for Middle School students. Fran Gavin and Tim Frederiks host this informative show.
Leadership Matters hosted a conversation with Fairfield’s Police Chief, Anthony G. Manna, Doctoral Student/ Superintendent of Fairfield Schools, Susan Ciccotelli, and Doctoral Student/VP of Brooklawn MS in Parsippany, Michael Nicosia, regarding the importance of School Security. Police/School relations, joint trainings, relevant security terminology, and available resources were discussed. Listen to the entire episode using the media player below.
On this episode of Leadership Matters: Municipal Leadership is a hard, sometimes thankless job in many New Jersey towns. This week, Byram Township Mayor Jim Oscovitch and Councilwoman Marie Raffay join hosts Fran Gavin and Tim Frederiks for a lively discussion about the challenges and triumphs of local governance, with a good dose of civic responsibility, common […]
