Tag: Letters to the Editor

  • Manalapan resident offers support to Kane for re-election

    Manalapan resident offers support to Kane for re-election

    This November, I am supporting a sincerely dedicated member of the Manalapan Township Committee, David Kane, for re-election. David has been working hard for the past three years to keep taxes down, promote and maintain municipal services, and understand the importance of promoting responsible and safe development. David is very personable. He refuses to engage…

  • Welle earns resident’s support in bid for Congress

    Welle earns resident’s support in bid for Congress

    Enough whining about what’s going on in Washington. Stop hand-wringing, complaining, crying; no more grumbling on Facebook. Nov. 6 is the time to do something positive. Vote. Josh Welle is a young, committed veteran who is running for Congress in the 4th District (most of Monmouth County). Josh graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy and…

  • If you are happy in Howell, vote Republican

    If you are happy in Howell, vote Republican

    I have been a volunteer municipal official in Howell for a half-century. I have seen Howell grow from a population of 5,000 to 50,000. I have been appointed to boards and commissions by both parties. It is my opinion the Republican Party has over the years succeeded in pursuing the zoning that has kept the…

  • Unions have contributed to a growing middle class in America

    Unions have contributed to a growing middle class in America

    By Marilyn Weich Susan Fischer’s recent letter to the editor, “Teacher Supports Court’s Union Dues Ruling,” referred to her 30-year teaching career and her ongoing passion for “right-to-work” legislation. Right-to-work (anti-union) legislation for public sector workers already existed in 27 states.  In right-to-work states, average salaries are lower, most of their teachers are not covered by…

  • Howell resident supports Democrats for council

    Howell resident supports Democrats for council

    Regarding the candidates running for the Howell Township Council, it is my opinion that John Bonevich, Kristal Dias and Paul Dorato be elected. Without council or manager authorization or permission, the Howell council person running again for re-election went to the senior center to offer them a gym and a relocation to the Howell municipal…

  • Referendum’s defeat will be felt in Freehold Regional High School District

    Referendum’s defeat will be felt in Freehold Regional High School District

    On Oct. 2, the Freehold Regional High School District (FRHSD) asked the public to vote for FRHSD: Ensuring Excellence. Sadly, with the defeat of our referendum, we lost an opportunity to enrich the school experience for all of our students by failing to build upon years of deliberate and prudent financial stewardship of the organization.…

  • Union provides needed protection for teachers

    Union provides needed protection for teachers

    As a teacher who supports his union, I just had to take a moment to respond to the misleading and misinformed remarks by Susan Fischer which were published in a letter to the editor on Aug. 29. She wrote that she could not understand why she had to pay her 85 percent fair share of…

  • Resident encourages support for GOP candidates

    Resident encourages support for GOP candidates

    Under the leadership of Gov. Phil Murphy, the quality of life in New Jersey has accelerated full speed in decline. Many people are leaving this state due to the high property taxes. Gov. Murphy’s approach to getting what he wants is to tax more and spend more. There is no end in sight, plus cutting…

  • Lake Topanemus is worthy of preservation

    Lake Topanemus is worthy of preservation

    Henry David Thoreau says, “A lake is a landscape’s most beautiful and expressive feature. It is Earth’s eye; looking into which the beholder measures the depth of his own nature.” Our Walden Pond, Topanemus, is Freehold’s sanctuary. In one year a public online petition calling for restoration received close to 2,000 signatures. The comments from…