The last time a union went a-marching to tiny Mendham Borough, population 5,077, a handsome piece of real estate in Morris County, it was the New Jersey Education Association and it was paying what was not exactly a courtesy call on Gov. Christie.
Christie, who wasn't even home at the time, actually lives in nearby Mendham Township, where there's no place to march. But it did give the borough's police chief, John Taylor, a chance to practice for Thursday night's march on another significant resident - the chief executive of Verizon Communications Inc.
Lowell McAdam runs a company now in the middle of the biggest recent strike in labor history, with 45,000 workers on picket lines along the East Coast.
The unions, the Communications Workers of America and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, will be dropping by McAdam's house on Balbrook Drive, a curvy dead-end road with expensive homes in a neighborhood where the median family income tops $160,000.
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