Category: Examiner Opinion
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For the Record
Due to a reporting error, an article in the July 7 edition of the Examiner titled “Local says Millstone is for horse lovers” said Anthony Romano has lived in Millstone for 28 years, whereas he has resided there for 11 years. Romano also noted that he and his wife, Maggi, own and operate the horse…
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Political correctness hits a new and historic low
Coda Greg Bean It was the great Obi-Wan Kenobi who said, “I feel a great disturbance in the Force. As if millions of voices suddenly cried out … and were suddenly silenced.” And there was indeed a great disturbance in the Force last week, an immense collective scream, a national gnashing of teeth. But the…
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It’s not insipid; it’s the superhero look
Are We There Yet? Lori Clinch When the children were smaller, I had a recurring nightmare. I’m sure all young mothers must have it. It’s the one where you’re in the middle of a social function with the kids and you realize that they’re wearing the wrong clothes. They’re adorned with swim trunks in the…
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Obituaries
William Patrick Kelsey Mr. Kelsey, 78, of Freehold, died June 27 at Neptune Rehabilitation Center, Neptune. He was a lifelong resident of Freehold. Mr. Kelsey was an ordnance supervisor for Naval Weapons Station Earle, Colts Neck. After his retirement, he worked as a van driver for the John L. Montgomery Home, Freehold Township. He was…
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GOP county chairman says party’s future is bright
Your Turn Fredrick P. Niemann Guest Column These are challenging times for Monmouth County Republicans. But, fear not and do not be discouraged, for challenges offer great opportunities for inner reflection, meaningful change and positive growth. I am extremely confident that, with your help, the Monmouth County Republican Party will transform itself into a stronger,…
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Letters
New Jersey should help immigrant students A few hundred college-bound students in New Jersey have been waiting for over two years to get a bill passed in Trenton. The in-state tuition bill, when passed, would help these children of immigrants receive an affordable college education and avoid the exorbitant, “out-of-state” fees imposed on them. Since…
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Commencement ceremony held for students
The Upper Freehold Regional School District bid farewell June 22 to the class of 2005. Schools Superintendent Robert Connelly introduced the graduating students from Allentown, Millstone and Upper Freehold at a commencement ceremony held outdoors on the grounds of Allentown High School. AHS Principal Christopher Nagy addressed the graduates, as did valedictorian Lipica Shah and…
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Artist retreat
JEFF GRANIT staff Instructor Mary Cebelli demonstrates how to draw a flower petal while Bianca Sciaulino (r) looks on during day camp at Millstone Middle School on June 24.
