Hunger initiative will feed more New Jerseyans
     Legend has it that New Jersey got its nickname of the "Garden State" while being compared to a double-ended cornucopia, with its agricultural products flowing to New York in the north and Philadelphia in the south.
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Use of photo radar devices violates drivers' rights
     As a past prosecutor and former college law assistant professor, I oppose the proposed use of photo radar devices for enforcement purposes. While upholding the integrity of the laws of New Jersey and its municipalities is an honorable aim, I respectfully oppose the passage of bill A-2064.
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Environmental group against truck highway
     I am writing on behalf of the nonprofit Edison Wetlands Association and the many South Plainfield residents who are our members.
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New act strips detainees of fundamental rights
     Citizens who care anything for the law should be very concerned with the passage last month made possible by the Bush Administration's Republican Congressional allies of the Military Commissions Act (MCA), giving the president the authority to try enemy combatants in Guantanamo.
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Resident praises Edison's diversity, calls for tolerance
     In her letter of Oct. 25, Wilma Levine accused the South Asians of Edison of expecting special treatment and not believing that the law applies to them. I find this characterization extremely unfair. I believe the problem is that some Asian people believe that they are not being treated like everyon
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