19-Year-Old Becomes RBR's Newest BOE Member
The Red Bank resident, who ran with the backing of the Socialist Party USA, defeated incumbent Nilsa Samol in November's election.
A 19-year-old Red Bank resident joined two returning members Wednesday night to be sworn in as members of the Red Bank Regional Board of Education. Patrick Noble, who ran as the "socialist candidate" in November, took the oath for a three-year-term along with Michael N. Megill of Little Silver and Randy Mendelson of Shrewsbury. Noble defeated incumbent Nilsa Samol 1,033 to 881 votes in November. He ran unsuccessfully for a seat on the Monmouth County Board of Freeholders in 2011. Both Megill and Mendelson ran unopposed for their board seats. A graduate of the Academy of Allied Health and Science, Noble attended Red Bank Schools from kindergarten through eighth grade, according to his Web site. Following his win in November, Noble posted on…
Ian Hartman
11:50 pm on Saturday, March 30, 2013
If the rich went on strike we could take over the factories and run them democratically. If the workers go on strike the capitalists don't make any money. Who are the parasites again more ›