Category: News Transcript Opinion

  • For the Record

    A story published in the Sept. 12 edition of the News Transcript, “Town Still Pursuing Shared Services,” was written by staff writer Kathy Baratta. Due to an error in production, an incorrect byline was placed on the article. Contained within a letter to the editor that was published in the Sept. 12 News Transcript is…

  • School PTO donates computers

    Solomon Schechter Day School of Greater Monmouth County, Marlboro, announced that the school’s PTO has purchased 21 computers, keyboards and 19-inch flat screen monitors for the Technology Lab. PTO President Jenny Cohen said, “Due to the strong commitment of our families to Solomon Schechter Day School and to Jewish education, we were able to accomplish…

  • Resident questions action taken by Manalapan officer

    Ihad the unfortunate experience (recently) of receiving a jaywalking summons from a Manalapan police officer. I was at the crosswalk on Route and proceeded to the intersection to cross over to get my morning coffee. I ascertained that there were no vehicles on the horizon and opted to proceed. I was with another individual and…

  • Enrichment courses offered

    The Stars Challenge is a certified 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that was created to provide science enrichment programs for junior high school students in sixth through eighth grade who rank at the top of their class in math and science. Their goal is to keep students involved and interested in science and technology. Margaret Ann Chappell…

  • Volunteer deserves recognition for work on gardens

    Iwas honored to be in attendance for the dedication of the veterans memorial on Labor Day in Marlboro. It was a meaningful tribute to those from our community who have served their country, and it was especially impressive to see the salute of the veterans from World War II. I was, however, disappointed that Maria…

  • Memories of Jersey Freeze are pleasing for area woman

    As a native of Freehold Borough I have seen too many changes, some for the better and unfortunately some not. This is one that is not. Everything that people want in a town is being replaced. Jersey Freeze has been a landmark for all. It is the one place we all have memories of. My…

  • Mayor has given some people reason to drop support

    Why have many members of the Republican Party turned against Robert Kleinberg? One only had to walk around the municipal complex on Marlboro Day to see the scores of people wearing “Republicans for Jon Hornik” T-shirts. Scores of others were wearing T-shirts provided by the Democratic ticket of Hornik, LaRocca and Marder. Here are the…

  • Mayor’s record proves that he deserves another term

    After returning home from Marlboro Day, I had an opportunity to review literature I took from both candidates running for mayor this year. While both Mayor Robert Kleinberg and Jon Hornik share many of the same goals, only Mayor Kleinberg has a real record on the issues that matter most to me. Mr. Hornik talks…

  • Parking ticket on Marlboro Day annoys local resident

    Many towns throughout New Jersey have a day to promote community spirit and pride. Marlboro is no exception. On Sept. 9 all were invited to attend “Marlboro Day.” Well, you can just imagine the outrage felt by dozens of residents who upon returning to their cars found a traffic violation ticket on their windshields. Parking…