Without revaluation, all do not pay equally for township services
      For several weeks now, many East Brunswick residents have been utilizing the opinion page of this newspaper to bash each other for either supporting the school budget or not supporting it, having children in the system or not having children in the system. Enough is enough already.
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Increased spending has little effect on quality of education
      I take offense to Bonny Berger Kelter's comment that the people who do not support the high increases in the school budget every year are self-serving ("Would Anti-Budget Seniors Have Once Supported School Tab?," Sentinel, Letters to the Editor, July 10).
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Grateful to those who made Fourth of July so memorable
      Before we get too far past the July Fourth holiday, I'd like to thank a few people who made this year's celebration so special to me. It started with a friend I've known since grammar-school days, Joe Bubnis. With the Knights of Columbus, he submitted my name to be grand marshal of Milltown's parade.
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A different view of superintendent's contract
      Superintendent of Schools Jo Ann Magistro's new contract looks fine on the surface — $209,500, which we are told is in line with other districts of similar size. However, when factoring in the 3.75- percent guaranteed annual salary increase plus the 2-percent annual performance increase, things look a little different.
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