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Council members and Mayor O'Brien receive blessings for community leadership and service

January 01, 2025 | Sayreville, Middlesex County, New Jersey


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Council members and Mayor O'Brien receive blessings for community leadership and service
As the sun rose over Sayreville on January 1, 2025, the air was filled with a sense of purpose and community spirit. Inside the town hall, a gathering of civic leaders and residents came together for the first council meeting of the year, a moment marked by reflection and hope. The meeting began with a heartfelt invocation, where a local leader called upon divine wisdom to guide the decisions of Mayor Kennedy O'Brien and the council members: Mary Novak, Donna Roberts, Stanly Stash Sinarski, John Zabrowski, Michael Kolashie, and Dan Boca.

The prayer emphasized the importance of justice, goodness, and dedication in leadership, setting a tone of unity and commitment to the community. Special blessings were extended to the police department, emergency squads, and the Servio Fire Department, acknowledging their vital roles in ensuring the safety and well-being of residents.

This opening moment encapsulated the essence of the meeting, where discussions would soon turn to pressing issues facing Sayreville. As the council members prepared to tackle the agenda, the invocation served as a reminder of their responsibilities and the trust placed in them by the community. The meeting not only marked the beginning of a new year but also a renewed commitment to serve the people of Sayreville with integrity and compassion.

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