Gateway plan for Sandy Hook mirrors past overuse fears
A letter arguing against extensive beach development in the Gateway National Recreation Area Sandy Hook unit warns that three oceanfront facilities would damage fragile ecosystems. It urges reduced beach capacity, preserved natural areas, mass transit upgrades, ferry service, and berthing the New Jersey battleship elsewhere.
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Raritan Bay
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Floyd Bennett Field
Brooklyn
New York
Quality education as a community action plan
Feiffer argues Hillside's T and E plan should emphasize how individual actions affect society, oppose the idea of American perfection, and restore prayer in schools. He calls for preparing youth for adult responsibilities, stressing 3-R mastery plus societal impact, ongoing teacher development, community support, and persistent prayers.
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Hillside
Morristown winter of 1777 on Washington’s troubled march
General Washington chosen Morristown for winter quarters in 1777 urged by Henry Knox to guard the British flank and exploit local supplies. The army huddled in farmhouses as a smallpox inoculation was ordered. Foraging and shortages persisted as Loyalists and Tory bands fed British aims, while Howe shifted to Philadelphia and Valley Forge loomed.
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Howe
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Govenor
William Livingston
Liberty Hall
Middlebrook
Bound Brook
Staten Island
Hudson
New England
States
Philadelphia
Continental Congress
Philadelph
Delaware Bay
Valley Forge
Inaugural Invitation Praised by Hillside District Leader Carol Fields
Hillside first district citizen commends District Leader Carol Fields for her informing work and political involvement. She has received an official inaugural invitation and the district celebrates her national recognition and support for future efforts.
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First District
Union County Committee
Carol Fields
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Union County considers administrative legislative committee focus
Freeholders argue for a new administrative committee to improve county administration and social services. They stress human impact, 21 municipalities, and the need to hear from officials and the public to streamline operations and allocate resources effectively. The social services committee is the next reform priority after administration.
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Committee On Administration
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It’s Your Money Can You Still Make a Million
A period column urges cautious wealth building with long term investments. It highlights saving eighty dollars monthly from age thirty, achieving fifteen percent annual returns, and sustaining “PYF” plans that prioritize paying yourself first. The piece notes stock market returns average around fourteen percent and promises follow up on professional advice to boost results.
Your Week Ahead Forecast Highlights Zodiac Tasks
January 23 to 29 emphasizes organizational matters and swift thinking. Gemini and Libra likelihoods noted, while Aquarius and Pisces face home, security, and family balance. Communication may be unclear with impulsive acts risking disputes, but a cheery mood soothes tensions.
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