Public access to New Jersey beaches urged by conservation group
The New Jersey Conservation Foundation argues for state acquisition of select beachfront land and access property to protect beaches from overuse, ensure public parking, and balance private upland rights with public trust duties. A State Assembly hearing on Sept. 29 will weigh public access as the Open Beaches Study Commission concludes its review.
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New Jersey
Atlantic
Assembly Chamber
State House
Trenton
New Jersey Conservation Foundation
Commission
Morristown
Sandy Hook
Trainor Calls for Housecleaning in Hillside 1977
Edward J. Trainor and Loretta Ardrakite, Republican candidates, urged a town clean up from Hillside to Trenton in 1977. They criticized Democratic policy on taxes, questioned costs for a consulting firm at 48 dollars an hour, and opposed travel costs for the tax assessor to an Atlanta convention.
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Edward J. Trainor
Loretta Ardrakite
Hillside Times
Hillside
Trenton
Bryne-Menza- Baldassano
Muni
Cipal
Grantsman
Sasileo
Trainor
Atlanta
Georgia
Letters to the Editor Defend Qualified Local Officials
Hillside readers debate political qualifications and appointments. The Caffarelli family adds a bus driver anecdote. The letter-writers defend Lor etta Andrukite and criticize Democratic candidates Kernusz and Baldassario, urging accountability in local government.
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James Silva
Democratic Party
Loretta Andrukite
Silva
Andrukite
Union Plate Glass Company
Contested Hillside Tax Office race sparks voter concerns
Readers weigh the 1976 Hillside Tax Collector race, arguing four added years in office may not equal qualification. They question changes in duties, efficiency, and leadership, citing local politics and accountability. An open letter laments a dog incident on Hollywood Ave. and the owner's lack of responsibility.
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Democratic Party
Kathy Kernusz
Levitas
Kernusz
Hollywood Ave
Turns Dirty One Third Grader's Water Definition
A third grader defines water as see through liquid that turns dirty when you wash your hands. The remark highlights a humorous misinterpretation of everyday science.
Multiple New Jersey residents fined in municipal court actions
The municipal court fined several residents for traffic and liquor offenses. Robert Lehman Charles Grieder Linda Woods Riley and Lorraine Gore faced fines for toll and accountability issues. David Harley George Smith and others were cited for unlicensed driving and related infractions. Additional sanctions included fines for blocking a driveway leaving the scene of an accident and larceny proceedings awaiting grand jury action.
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Robert Lehman
Washington Ave
Nutley
Charles Grieder
Getty Ave
Paterson
Linda Woods Riley
Spruce Lane
Old Bridge
Union Plaza
Garden State Parkway
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Woodruff Ave
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Harvard Ave
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Highland Ave
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20Th Ave
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Conklin Ave
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Chester St
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