Freeholder Levine Resumes Tournament Against Library Youth Chess Club

March 12, 2017 Social

Somerset County Freeholder Brian Levine shakes hands with an opponent before making his opening move.

After a two-year absence, Somerset County Freeholder Brian Levine was once again in the township library on March 12, squaring off against a bunch of kids.

Levine, also the township’s former mayor, went up against 11 members of the library’s chess club in a rotating game. The last time he did this was in December 2014, when he faced half a dozen young opponents.

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