Or just the predictable results of mis-guided government policies? From today’s Asbury Park Press, with my observations in green: The misfortunes that brought schoolteachers Devin and Sarah Stang and their four young children to bankruptcy — and th... »
Eatontown and Tinton Falls approve the move CommVault,the Oceanport based Lucent spinoff that is growing at a pace of about 24% per year, has proposed moving it headquarters to the Tinton Falls portion of Fort Monmouthwhere the company will build a 65... »
By Art Gallagher Michael Riley, a Baptist minister and member of The Asbury Park Press editorial board says “Jesus was a card-carrying socialist” in his Only Human column in today’s print edition. The column is not yet on the app’s web site. Someone b... »
Marlboro and Neptune Township held school board elections yesterday. Of the 45,035 registered voters in the the two townships, 2,618 voted. By far most of those voters were from Marlboro, where over 2000 people came out. In Neptune, less than 600 of... »
“I’ve never seen a less optimistic time, in my lifetime, in this courtry. And people wonder why. I think it’s really simple. It’s because government’s telling them stop dreaming, stop striving, we’ll take care of you. We are turning into a paternali... »
Asbury Park High is an Abbott school which means no matter where you live in New Jersey you're paying for it although you can't vote for the school board or have a voice in what happens there. The dropout rate … Continue reading → »
Christie Administration continuing McGreevey/Corzine practice of keeping utilities monies intended for municipalities. Lost in the hysteria of Democrats fighting with each other was news buried on page 3 of yesterday’s Asbury Park Press that actually a... »
NEPTUNE — Community Medical Center representatives who met with the Asbury Park Press editorial board this afternoon said they will ask state officials to let them provide cardiac surgery, or at least begin the process, this July. »
