Financial Insanity Threatens New Jersey Rail Modernization
A letter warns the Port Authority faces legal action over a proposed 350 million PATH Newark to Plainfield project. It argues the plan would waste federal funds, impede electrification and modernizations, and risk service cuts while exposing New Jersey to multi‑million deficits.
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Port Authority
New Jersey
New York
U.S. Supreme Court
Newark
Plainfield
New Jersey Supreme Court
Long Branch
Erie- Lackawanna
Phillipsburg
Trenton
Alexian Brothers Honor 179 Volunteers At Ceremony
Alexian Brothers Hospital recognized 179 volunteers for contributing over 3 000 hours in the past year. The Fourth Annual Recognition Ceremony honored senior and junior volunteers including William Pierson of Elizabeth with 2 566 hours and top award recipients Margaret Gillick 1 938 hours Josephine Demanczyk 1 516 hours and Anne Budolph 1 174 hours.
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Alexian Brothers Hospital
Maurech M. Keller
William Pierson
Elizabeth
Margaret Gillick
Josephine Demanczyk
Anne Biddulph
Judge Henry Goldhor pleads guilty on Garden State Parkway toll
Municipal Court Judge Henry Goldhor of Gary Boysen pleaded guilty to not paying the toll at Union Toll Plaza Garden State Parkway. Assault and Battery charges against Manny Salgado Hillside were dismissed. Probable Cause Hearings for Joseph Romano Jamie Winters referred to Grand Jury. Other defendants named for Assault and Battery in the Mailing Services Evans Terminal Road strike had hearings waived and sent to Grand Jury.
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Board of Education
Hillside
Union County
New Jersey
Virginia Street
Gary Boysen
Pompton Plains
Union Toll Plaza
Garden State Parkway
Manny Salgado
Joseph Romano
Jamie Winters
Johnny Johnson
Orange
Jamie Kincey
Newark
John General
Larry Tyson
East Orange
Paul Aiello
Belleville
Frank Ruglio
Evans Terminal Road
Sludge Dumping Debate Faces New Jersey Waste Policy
The piece urges pre treatment of industrial sewage before municipal systems to reduce dangerous pollutants in sludge. It notes Camden's sludge may soon be used for composting, ending ocean dumping, while urging broader reform to protect agriculture and the environment.
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Atlantic Ocean
Atlantic
New York City
New Jersey
Lews
Department of Environmental Protection
Camden
DEP
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Black County Leader Misused in Local Meeting Discussion
A reader criticizes The Times for calling a county leader “the black county leader” and urges fair respect for his achievements. The letter argues the leader earned his position and warns against exploiting race to win votes among Hillside residents.
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TIMES
Hillside
Hints for Homemakers Save Time and Energy
Practical tips to cut costs and effort at home. Turn off the dishwasher after wash and let items air dry. Use a long extension cord from a central socket to power the vacuum for easier cleaning.
Letters Policy For Times Readers
The Times invites brief letters to the editor up to 250 words. Longer submissions may be edited. The paper will not publish letters that defame any racial ethnic or religious group. Submit items for consideration with your name and address for verification.
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the Times
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