Urges residents to wake up, see mismanagement in E.B.
      I read the article ("Councilman Upset Over Golden Triangle Papers," Sentinel, May 17) about Mayor William Neary's maneuver in allowing National City Bank to be the primary lien holder if Toll Brothers defaults in the Golden Triangle deal.
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Cleanup, signs heighten awareness of Darfur
      On Saturday morning, May 19, students from J.P. Stevens High School, Edison, East Brunswick High School and members of the East Brunswick organization Community on Conscience-NJ cleaned up Summerhill Road in East Brunswick. We used the opportunity of our spring cleanup to raise awareness about the ongoing crimes against humanity in Darfur, Sudan.
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Efforts of mayor, council ensure open-space preservation
      There has been much discussion in the media about preserving open space in New Jersey. Monroe Township has been a role model for preserving land, and as a resident of Monroe, I more than approve of our township government's aggressive plans for open space.
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Library expansion reflects officials' forethought
      When it comes to the Monroe Township Public Library, it is a matter of a great facility getting even better. When the library opened in 1989, we had 4,000 square feet of space, and today we have 21,000 square feet, and we are filled to capacity.
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Letter carriers, residents worked to help those in need
      The South River Food Bank wishes to express its deepest gratitude to all South River residents who contributed to the recent food drive. You made it easier for us to help our less fortunate friends. We would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to the mail carriers who made this food drive possible.
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