Category: Examiner Opinion
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With opposable thumbs, they would rule the world
Greg Bean Coda I once made friends with a government trapper out West whose job was to catch predators that attack livestock and put them out of business. In the CIA, what he does is called “terminating with extreme prejudice.” And he was (still is) very good at his job. By the time my friend…
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Millstone EMTs: Response system isn’t failing
Frank [Malanga], here are some facts. How dare you? How dare you malign the volunteers of Millstone Township and surrounding towns with your lies and misinformation? Why would you do this? Are you looking to enhance your career as a firefighter in Millstone when you have scared us into paying for a seven-day/24-hour paid fire…
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Allentown’s hidden gardens charmed residents and visitors
The Allentown Garden Club would like to thank all of those who supported the fifth Hidden Gardens of Allentown tour on June 2. The success of this event was a result of the hard work of those who generously invited the public into their yards, and the enthusiastic turnout of both residents and out-of-towners. Comments…
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For the Record
An article that appeared in the June 14 Examiner titled “Primary winners in U.F. celebrate short-lived victory” stated that Four Seasons resident Christine Giglio Nanni notarized both Township Committee candidates Stephen Fleischacker’s and Jennifer Coffey’s petitions to run as independents in the general election. However, Nanni only acted as notary for Fleischacker’s petition. We regret…
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Millstone Wyldlife/Younglife fundraiser was tremendous success
Once again Millstone WyldLife and Younglife youth groups showed what they are all about. But, we couldn’t do it alone and we would like to extend a tremendous thank you to all who made the fourth annual spaghetti dinner a big success. On Wednesday, May 23, more than 65 children came to the Millstone Elks…
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Teacher reviews school district’s all-star cast
In the month of February, the Teacher of the Year Committee meets to interview nominees for the Teacher of the Year Award. This year, six outstanding candidates discussed their own professional development, their classroom climate and most importantly their relationship with their students. It is with great pleasure and pride that the committee commends each…
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AHS grads first to walk in a new venue
Class of 2007 graduates at The College of New Jersey campus in Ewing BY JANE MEGGITT Staff Writer BY JANE MEGGITTStaff Writer SCOTT PILLING staff Allentown High School Salutatorian Karyn Sulit gives her speech during graduation held at The College of New Jersey’s field house on June 20. Allentown High School’s 82nd graduating class was…
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Obligatory stop more than just a moment of reflection
The shuttle bus stopped at the top of the hill to pick up the color guards and others from military veterans organizations taking part in our nation’s 2007 Memorial Day ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery. But before leaving, I had an obligatory stop to make. I had made it one of my goals for my…
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Millstone Township Middle School grads
PHOTOS BY SCOTT PILLING staff Adam Levinson (top photo) stands patiently before opening ceremonies with the rest of the graduates during the Millstone Township Middle School commencement ceremony at Allentown High School on June 12. More than 200 eighth-graders (bottom photo) created a sea of black caps.
