Two candidates seeking your
support on June 10
Joseph S. Conte
Joseph L. Rosano
No personal agendas.
Just Experience.
Judgement.
Civility.
Proven leadership, real-world experience, and a strong commitment to local values.
Vote CONTE & ROSANO on
primary day, June 10!
Judge Joseph CONTE and Joseph (“Joel”) ROSANO need your support in the June 10 primary election for the Franklin Lakes Borough Council. A vote for CONTE and ROSANO is a vote to respect our shared values and enhance the character of Franklin Lakes.
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what is most appealing about Franklin Lakes?
how can we make it even better?
what needs to be fixed or improved?
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Meet the Candidates
Joseph S. Conte
Judge Conte spent his professional life in Bergen County, and he and his wife, Michele, have lived in Franklin Lakes for eight years.
Judge Conte had a distinguished career as a lawyer, public defender, municipal court judge and Bergen County Superior Court judge. He has held leadership positions in a number of civic organizations in Bergen County communities (including the Rotary Club, Boys Club and Chamber of Commerce); has served on the boards of New Bridge Medical Center and the Ridgewood Red Cross and on corporate boards of directors and advisory boards; and is now serving as a trustee of the Gift of Life America Fund, Inc. and as a board member of the Bergen Community College Foundation. Judge Conte is active as a college lecturer and as a mediator in private practice.
Joseph S. Conte (J.S.C., retired)
Meet the Candidates
Joseph L. Rosano
Joseph L. Rosano
Joseph (“Joel”) Rosano has lived and worked in Bergen County and New York City since 1983; he and his wife, Diane, have lived in Franklin Lakes for over 25 years. Their three children attended Franklin Lakes K-8 schools and Ramapo High School.
Joel is retired from a career in the private sector. He served on the Franklin Lakes K-8 Board of Education for seven years, including three years as BOE President. He coached in the town’s rec sports program and volunteered with Boy Scout Troop 34. He has been the game photographer for the Ramapo High School football team since 2015.
