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Original article from US Conference of Mayors Official Publication U.S. Mayor October 12, 2009 Volume 76, Issue 16

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(Trenton, NJ) The New Jersey Conference of Mayors(NJCM), the nation's oldest statewide organization established to represent Mayors and Municipalities in the Country, has selected Former Bernards Township Mayor, Albert "Al" LiCata to serve as Executive Director. LiCata was chosen from a large pool of candidates and after several rounds of screenings.
"On behalf of the Board of Directors, I am pleased to welcome Al as our new Executive Director." states NJCM President and Fanwood Mayor, Colleen Mahr.
When it comes to global warming, cities are both the problem and the solution. Worldwide, cities account for 78 percent of all greenhouse gas emissions. But because cities are where the people are, your climate protection actions really can make a difference.

Left to Right: Trenton Mayor Douglas Palmer, Piscataway Mayor Brian C. Wahler, The Honorable Shaun Donovan, Secretary US Department of Housing and Urban Development, Elizabeth Mayor, Christian Bollwage.

Left to Right: Adolfo Carrion, Jr., Director, Office of Urban Affairs, The white House, Mayor Brian C.Wahler, David Agnew, Deputy Director, Office of Intergovernmental Affairs, The White House.

Left to Right: Mayor Brian C. Wahler and the Honorable Steven Chu, Secretary, US Dept. of Energy.
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