Barry Honig was often at odds with Mayor Peter Rustin on political issues and the sole dissenting vote on various decisions.
On local issues, he was a proponent of a referendum on the Tenafly Nature Center expansion, a strong opponent of a light-rail proposal in the borough, and a stickler about saving taxpayer money. Honig also began a website devoted to taping council meetings because, he said, the mayor didn’t want the meetings aired on cable television. He was the top vote-getter in 2010 when he won his council seat on a platform of quality-of-life issues and light-rail opposition, but he lost a recent school board election and failed in a bid for the mayoralty against Rustin in 2011.
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