Reader: Edison in danger of obsolescence
      Edison is in a crisis, and neither our mayor, nor the council, nor the Zoning Board, nor the grassroots organizations want to own up to it or change the thinking and the actions that have created it. The crisis is that Edison is in danger of becoming obsolete. Why? Edison has been built as a seri...
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Resident: Don't commit Edison to 14 years of Cablevision
      Reading your article concerning the ordinance to extend Cablevision's contract for 15 years left me feeling that I am living in the late 19th century, when there was little sophistication on governing bodies. Did Cablevision unilaterally write the contract? Or did someone try his hand at negotiati...
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Resident: Teacher contract process too opaque
      Uh-oh. It's summer time again, and if you listen carefully, you can hear it. Hear that stirring in the background? It's that 900-pound gorilla called the Edison Board of Education, and they're at it again. Seems they like the hazy, lazy days of summer when there is no one around.
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Candidate has plan to halt energy crisis, help families
      The escalation in the cost of energy is crippling. The cost increase ripples through the rest of the economy, exacerbating the overall inflation rate. Linda Stender, candidate for Congress NJ-7th District, has a comprehensive plan for energy independence.
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Metuchen resident urges Edison to address eyesore
      In last week's Sentinel, Rabbi Bernhard Rosenberg wrote a plea to the town's residents to recognize and seek redress for the "distasteful" and unattractive area of Route 27 between the Edison Municipal Complex and the Highland Park border.
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