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The City of Englewood, with a
population of approximately 26,000, is home to a diverse range of ethnic groups,
religions and cultures. Congressman Rothman was born there and was proud to have served as Mayor of
Englewood from 1983 to 1989, during which time he earned a reputation as an effective and fiscally responsible leader.
Many distinguished
individuals hail from Englewood, including the world famous Jazz musician Dizzy Gillespie, after whom
a downtown area is known. The ever-expanding Englewood
Hospital and Medical Center
is also a key feature of the area.
To learn more
about the City of Englewood
please visit: http://www.cityofenglewood.org/
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Congressman Rothman Working for District 9
Click on the links below for news about how Congressman Rothman is working for the residents of Englewood.
- Congressman Rothman Greets Englewood Student Michael Gasiorek
- Congressman Rothman Greets Englewood's Vincent Basaldua in Washington, DC for National Young Leaders Conference
Congressman Steve Rothman welcomed Vincent Basaldua of Englewood to his office in the nation's capital.
- Welcoming Englewood's Moriah School to D.C.
(Washington, DC)-On Thursday, June 5, 2008, Congressman Steve Rothman (D-Fair Lawn) welcomed 88 students from the Moriah School of Englewood, NJ to the nation's capital. Gathering beneath the dome of the U.S. Capitol Building, the eighth graders questioned the Congressman about a host of issues, ranging from the upcoming Presidential election to global warming to a typical day in Congress.
- Rothman Honors Dr. King at Ebenezer Baptist Church
- Rothman Aims to Help North Jersey Residents
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- Welcoming Moriah Middle School Students to DC
- PHOTO: Ahavath Torah Groundbreaking Ceremony in Englewood
- PHOTO: Moriah Middle School Students Hear from their Congressman on the Steps of the U.S. Capitol
- Congressional Former Mayors Caucus Announced
(Washington, DC)— Yesterday, Representatives Bill Pascrell, Jr. (D-NJ-08) and Steve Rothman (D-NJ-09) were joined by a bipartisan group of legislators to announce the Congressional Former Mayors Caucus.
- Rothman Presents NJ Transit with $ 3.6 Million for Long-Awaited Northern Branch Line
- Rothman Honors Martin Luther King, Jr. at Ebenezer Baptist Church
- Rothman Secures $ 2.5 Million for NJ Transit's Northern Branch Line
- Rothman Announces 19 August "Listening Sessions" Tour Throughout Northern New Jersey
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