Editing Madison, New Jersey (section)

==Sister cities==
Madison has three [[town twinning|sister cities]]:
* {{flagicon|France}} [[Issy-les-Moulineaux]], France<ref>[https://www.newjerseyhills.com/rose-designed-by-mr-madison-eyed-as-borough-s-official/article_64063df5-d35a-529a-9261-41d51a9f0c32.html "Rose designed by 'Mr. Madison' eyed as borough's official flag"], ''New Jersey Hills'', September 6, 2001. Accessed August 19, 2020. "At the council's Aug. 27 work session, the mayor explained his request by recalling that a group of students and adults from Madison's French 'sister city,' Issy-les-Moulineaux, paid the borough an impromptu visit in late July during an East Coast tour, with plans to see Drew University, the Museum of Early Trades and Crafts, and the Hartley Dodge Memorial building, Madison's borough hall on Kings Road. The 'sister city' relationship between Issy-les-Moulineaux and Madison was forged during a technology conference in Paris in late 1998, attended by Councilman Ellwood 'Woody' Kerkeslager and then-Mayor Gary Ruckelshaus."</ref>
* {{flagicon|Italy}} [[Marigliano]], Italy<ref>[https://www.rosenet.org/DocumentCenter/View/632/02-12-2007-Mayor-and-Council-Minutes-PDF Meeting Minutes for February 12, 2007], Borough of Madison. Accessed March 20, 2020. "Resolution of the Borough Of Madison Establishing A Sister City Relationship With Marigliano, Italy"</ref>
* {{flagicon|America}} [[Madison, Connecticut]], United States<ref>[https://www.rosenet.org/DocumentCenter/View/665/08-11-2008-Mayor-and-Council-Minutes-PDF Meeting Minutes for August 11, 2008], Borough of Madison. Accessed March 20, 2020. "Sister City: Mayor Holden visited Madison, Connecticut, this week and they send their regards back here; some of the people recalled very fondly their trip down here to Madison when the James Madison statue was installed at Waverly Place. We are hoping to reignite our sister-city relationship with them."</ref>