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Central Jersey Opinions
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EDITORIAL: Plugging budget holes will take more than promises
   Gov.-elect Christopher Christie certainly has his work cut out for him.

 
DISPATCHES: In Washington, no deficit of hot air
Wars to cost America more than health care
   Members of the U.S. Senate are waiting with bated breath for the Congressional Budget Office to put a price tag on its health-care overhaul.

 
EDITORIAL: Getting Princeton Boro to govern its police force
   ”Police Departments are paramilitary organizations which operate most efficiently and effectively with an established and known chain of command and a table of organization. Conclusively leadership starts at the top; therefore, who specifically the Chief answers to at all times is crucial and leaves little to assumption.” — Robert A. Verry, consultant to Princeton Borough

 
GUEST OPINION: Mandates relief equals property tax relief
   The people of New Jersey have spoken. Their priorities are still tax relief and cost cutting at all levels of government. The new administration will surely need to tackle the factors that drive public spending. Local officials, through the League of Municipalities, stand ready and willing to help.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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    MONROE: Cranbury man makes case for butter, not guns
       MONROE — More than two decades ago, Cranbury resident Peter Wise walked into the Trenton Area Soup Kitchen as a volunteer for the first time, faced with the modern-day realities he had routinely overlooked — homelessness, drug addiction, mental disorders.
    Candidate gives thanks to supporters
    Ginny Bigley of Lawrenceville I want to express my gratitude to all of the voters who supported Rick Miller and me in our recent bid for election to Town Council. Special thanks to those who took the time to say hello when we knocked on your door and interrupted your weekend.
    Families enjoyed Halloween parade
    Ellen D. Winslow, Edgewater Park    On a warm, sunny day as the festive bands and floats floated by, all thoughts were warm and sunny too. Joe Jaczko and I were thrilled with the wonderfulness of the Halloween Parade proceedings. I’m certain I speak for everyone at the parade. A big "hurrah" for the town of Bordentown for bringing many people happy hearts and big smiles.
    Cookie contest a delicious success
    Kim Aubry and Shira Lowry, Sarah Seidel Sisterhood of Bordentown




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