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Letters to the Editor

April 6, 2024

To the Editor: This is a follow-up to my two recent Letters to the Editor concerning the Open Public Records Act (OPRA) Reform item.  Thank you once again to Mayor Stacey Ewald of Chatham Township and Mayor Carolyn Dempsey of Chatham Borough for their respective recent comments supporting ...

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MADISON, NJ — In a vibrant community like Madison, residents, business owners, and stakeholders all want to be heard. Instead of having your ideas getting lost in the fractured world of social media, share your thoughts with the TAPinto Madison audience. TAPinto Madison is the place to share ...

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To The Editor,   Please join me in thanking Michael Martinez who is running for Madison’s Borough Council.  He already contributes so much to local organizations and has a busy family life, with three young daughters and an active dog (#TheDukeofMadison) yet he didn’t shy away from running on ...

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I’m writing today to express my enthusiastic support for Michael Martinez for Madison’s Town Council. Our town is often divided on issues & I’ve never publicly expressed my support for a council candidate, until now. So often I hear that people vote straight party ticket because they don’t ...

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To Save Taxes, the Morris County Commissioners Should Do More on Shared Services For years, the Morris County Commissioners have been ignoring great opportunities to bring down costs – and therefore taxes – for not only the County government but also for every individual municipality within the ...

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The last day election-related Letters to the Editor will be accepted prior to Election Day will be November 5 at 5pm..   The number of Letters that will be published each day will be determined by how many Letters are in the queue. Letters will be published in equal increments per day ...

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To the Editor, Now that we’re deep into the fall season, our favorite neigh-‘bears’ are desperate for as much food as they can find to prepare for hibernation. While bears are in this period of frenzied eating (known as “hyperphagia”), it's important for New Jerseyans to be "bear aware" to ...

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As a longtime, proud member of the New Jersey Education Association I am deeply appreciative of all that the union has done and continues to do to represent the interests of public school teachers, students and families. However, I was incredibly disappointed recently to see that the NJEA has again ...

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Dear Editor: When I was Mayor of Chatham Township I made a concerted effort to increase the awareness of mental illness and suicide prevention. My interest in doing so stemmed from my early days on the Township Committee when I learned of a young father in town who died by suicide. Over the ...

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Dear Editor: When I was Mayor of Chatham Township I made a concerted effort to increase the awareness of mental illness and suicide prevention. My interest in doing so stemmed from my early days on the Township Committee when I learned of a young father in town who died by suicide. Over the ...

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The constitutional amendment legalizing recreational marijuana passed in November 2020 and the implementation of its regulatory framework has been an abject failure and its promised benefits have not materialized...........at all. In reality, the New Jersey cannabis industry is in what some ...

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At the July 31 Madison Board of Education meeting, Mr. Bruno chastised members of the public for participating in public discussion on a local Facebook page. This is rich coming from Mr. Bruno who is a prolific poster on his own Facebook page. Just a few days ago Mr. Bruno shared a post ...

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MADISON, NJ — In a vibrant community like Madison, residents, business owners, and stakeholders all want to be heard. Instead of having your ideas getting lost in the fractured world of social media, share your thoughts with the TAPinto Morristown audience. TAPinto Morristown is the place to ...

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Dear Editor: Over the past several months, Republican primary voters have been hearing extensive appeals from the candidates seeking elected office. We would like to reiterate why we are strongly supporting the campaign ticket of Parker Space for Senate, Dawn Fantasia and Mike Inganamort for ...

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The Republican majority of Morris County's Board of Commissioners very reasonably voted to endorse State Senator Joe Pennacchio's re-election effort because Senator Pennacchio has done a creditable job for his constituents in Morris County.  On the other hand, Tom Mastrangelo has done a lousy job ...

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Editor: I am responding to a recent letter to the editor by Walker Joyce (https://www.tapinto.net/towns/chatham/articles/rare-courage). Even though we don't live in the same town, the issues raised here impact us all and every town in Morris County and beyond has a version of this letter that ...

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Hello Everyone,    As Memorial Day approaches, people will be gathered together with family and friends to talk about a multitude of things, and inevitably politics will come up. And one name that will be sure to come up due to his incendiary comments, and his potential run for Governor, will be ...

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MADISON, NJ — In a vibrant community like Madison, residents, business owners, and stakeholders all want to be heard. Instead of having your ideas getting lost in the fractured world of social media, share your thoughts with the TAPinto Madison audience. TAPinto Madison is the place to share ...

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MADISON, NJ — In a vibrant community like Madison, residents, business owners, and stakeholders all want to be heard. Instead of having your ideas getting lost in the fractured world of social media, share your thoughts with the TAPinto Madison audience. TAPinto Madison is the place to share ...

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“I applaud President Biden’s executive action today to move our nation forward on gun safety. In the absence of common sense among Congressional Republicans to act on further commonsense gun safety laws, the President has stepped in to fill a void and support efforts in states like New Jersey who ...

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MADISON, NJ — In a vibrant community like Madison, residents, business owners, and stakeholders all want to be heard. Instead of having your ideas getting lost in the fractured world of social media, share your thoughts with the TAPinto Morristown audience. TAPinto Morristown is the place to ...

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Statement from Governor Murphy regarding student loan forgiveness proposal "Working and middle-class Americans shouldn’t be mired in debt for seeking the very education our society needs and encourages them to obtain",said Governor Murphy on Facebook. "As a governor committed to high-quality ...

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Washington, DC-- Representative Mikie Sherrill (NJ-11) entered the following statement into the Congressional Record this morning recognizing the anniversary of Russia’s unprovoked war in Ukraine and honoring the strength of the Ukrainian people. Representative Sherrill will deliver this statement ...

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February 2023 This letter is to summarize a recent lengthy Facebook group conversation about ongoing concerns at the Madison Community Pool in hopes that the current Trustees will engage more openly and constructively with Members and potential Members ahead of the 2023 season. While instigated ...

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"Over the past two years, under President Biden’s leadership, our nation has staged a historic comeback. Tonight, the President gave us a powerful reason to join with him under our shared American values and with common purpose to finish the job of restoring our nation’s pride and global ...

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SAYREVILLE, NJ -- Elected officials across party lines have expressed their sorrow and outrage at the shocking murder of Sayreville Councilwoman Eunice Dwumfour, a Republican who took office a little over a year ago on January 1, 2022. Governor Phil Murphy “I am stunned by the news of ...

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Bloomfield, NJ – Representative Mikie Sherrill (NJ-11) released the following statement after an unknown individual attempted to attack Temple Ner Tamid, a Jewish Synagogue in Bloomfield.  "At roughly 3:00 this morning, an unknown man attempted to vandalize Temple Ner Tamid with a Molotov ...

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Morris County Prosecutor Robert J. Carroll, Chief of Detectives Christoph Kimker, Morris County  Sheriff James M. Gannon, and Mendham Township Police Chief Ross Johnson, 2023 President of the  Morris County Police Chiefs Association, issue the following joint statement following the death of  Tyre ...

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Statement from Governor Murphy on Mass Shooting During Lunar New Year Celebration in Monterey Park, California: “When any community cannot gather to celebrate without fear of being the victim of the next mass shooting, we have lost our way. All of New Jersey stands firmly with the AAPI community ...

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MORRISTOWN, NJ — In a vibrant community like Madison, residents, business owners, and stakeholders all want to be heard. Instead of having your ideas getting lost in the fractured world of social media, share your thoughts with the TAPinto Madison audience. TAPinto Madison welcomes letters to ...

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