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We should show more respect for America and its icons
The National Football League Playoffs on Jan. 22 were a classic example of the lack of respect for our national anthem and Pledge of Allegiance to the flag of the United States of America. The Pledge of Allegiance at both the American Conference and National Conference games received the same disrespect. Many players, coaches, game…
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Christie should not be ‘attack dog’
I thought it was a mistake for Gov. Chris Christie to endorse Mitt Romney so early in the race. However, his recent, uncalled for, nasty remarks about Newt Gingrich are even more troubling. It appears ever clearer that his motives aren’t on behalf of the state, but rather for himself. Governor, what will you do…
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America the free (I don’t think so)
Recently at a town hall meeting, I asked Gov. Chris Christie why adoptee birth records were sealed in New Jersey. I explained to him that records had been open in England since 1975 with many happy reunions. I shared that adopted people were respectful if their birthmothers did not want contact. The governor replied with…
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S.B. does not need so many programs
A s the South Brunswick Council and Board of Education prepare next year’s budgets, it is imperative that they remember that people come before programs. The township and schools cannot run without people and too many programs, but it can run with people and fewer programs. It is most necessary to review all programs, eliminate…
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Chocolate & laughs at dinner party Feb. 15
Brunswick Women’s Connection will hold a “2 Chicks with Chocolate” dinner party at 7 p.m. Feb 15 at The Chateau, 678 Cranbury Road, East Brunswick. Inspirational speaker Ella Furlong will discuss needing to “Take Time to Laugh” as chocolate items from the South River-based shop are provided. For ticket information, email [email protected], call 732-658- 1591.
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‘Instant Message’ at Kendall Park Church
Kendall Park Baptist Church will host a special presentation by the Bob Jones University Drama Ministry Team. The sixmember team will present a free program titled “Instant Message.” The program begins at 6:30 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 19, at the church, 3583 Route 27, Kendall Park. Call 732-297-4644 or email [email protected] for more information.
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Dinner for potential auction sponsors
Merrill and Justin Osmond of the Olive Osmond Perpetual Hearing Fund, which supports the N.J. School for the Deaf, will hold a dinner for potential auction sponsors on Feb. 27 at the N.J. School for the Deaf, 320 Sullivan Way, Ewing. The event is invitation only; contact Donna at 609-709-3950 for information.
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Valentine rose sale at fire company
The Franklin Park Volunteer Fire Company, Route 27 and Claremont Road, will hold a Valentine rose sale Feb. 11-14. The cost is $12 per dozen. For more information, call 732-297-3138.
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