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As a cardiologist and regional president of the American Heart Association in New Jersey, I remain gravely concerned about our state's safeguards against exposure to second-hand smoke, specifically as this unresolved public health issue lingers in Atlantic City casinos. More ... Feral cats are courageous, vulnerable and precious to God. Christa Renee Fordham Parlin section of Old Bridge More ... In 2007 changes were made to the New Jersey election laws to curb unbridled campaign contributions. Contributions to campaign committees from individuals have dropped. As well-meaning as these changes were, you can always count on the Democrats to find a way around the laws. More ... Monroe Township Council President Gerald Tamburro has proven himself time and time again to be a committed, responsible and ethical government leader. Serving on the council since 2002, Mr. Tamburro has dedicated his time and efforts to represent and advocate for the residents of Monroe at the local, county and state levels. More ... Steve Dalina is running for the 3rd Ward Township Council seat in Monroe, and I have been impressed with his commitment to our families in this community. He has been a coach for various youth sports teams, he has served as president of the Monroe Township Baseball Association and he is currently chairman of the township's Recreation Advisory Board. More ... Monroe Township recently transferred its independent utilities authority to a department of municipal government, and the efficiencies and cost savings that are already being generated are impressive. This was a sensible move during a time when municipal governments are looking for ways to save money and be more efficient. More ... Stephen Dalina is a highly qualified choice for Monroe Township Council in the 3rd Ward. Mr. Dalina has lived in Monroe with his wife and two sons since 1998 and has been an active member of the community. He has volunteered his time to serve on the Zoning Board of Adjustment, the Recreation Advisory Board and the Baseball Association. More ... It appears some people want us to believe that health-care reform would mean medical care would be rationed. As far as I can tell, and I've researched this, that's just not true. There's nothing in any of the proposals in Congress that would stand between a patient and a doctor and nothing to prevent the doctor from prescribing the best possible treatment. More ... |
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