Supreme Court muddies the water
     Despite our obvious need for clean water, our nation's primary protections for rivers, streams, lakes and wetlands are constantly under attack. Recent Supreme Court action shows there is no consensus at the federal level to keep our water clean.
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Health-care system needs a Band-Aid
     Nearly 46 million people and rising. That's the number of Americans without health-care coverage, many of them the working poor.
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Complainers turn council meetings into carnival
     There are at least two problems that seem to plague the mayor and council these days. Both are unfortunate and unnecessary. The first is the "Complainers". They complain as if it was their job. They complain to complain, not to make a difference. Disagreeing is not the issue.
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Police needed for security, not classes
     I am writing with a concern I feel the New Jersey taxpayers need to know about, especially with all the state budget talk. During the past few months, I have written to our acting and now new governor and legislators about an important issue affecting every taxpayer in New Jersey. Their response was
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Accountant disagrees with mayor's take on finances
     I have been writing about the tests that Mayor Choi has faced and continues to face as mayor. I reported his first grade - an F- after he very publicly lobbied the Township Council for an 8 point tax increase for the school board. Now, as we approach the beginning of Mr. Choi's budget year on Ju
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