Opinion

A Win, Win For Clark Residents?

September 3, 2009

The citizens are complaining once again about cut-through streets, speeding traffic in their area of Clark endangering their children’s lives. A meeting is planned by the mayor and restricted to residents from the Campbell Place area only. This location is the centerpiece of the administration’s new ‘Down Town Shopping’ area.

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Non-Community Water Sources

September 1, 2009

The human body is estimated to be made up of between 60 to 70 percent water, and drinking some every day is an easy, but crucial way to maintain good health. Water not only keeps our bodies hydrated, but helps us transport vitamins and minerals and eliminate waste.

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Mainstream Media Play Stupid While Health Care Bullies Sway Opinion

August 31, 2009

If ever any intelligent, objective citizen needed proof that the American media is a bunch of impotent, corporatized, weak-kneed shills—emasculated by and terrified of the right wing—you need only watch the television news or read a daily paper.

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When Do We Say “Enough?”

August 31, 2009

After reading the letter by Helen Philpot in the August 28-September 3, 2009 issue of The Atom Tabloid titled “I really mean it”, I feel strongly compelled to respond.

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Lend A Hand On National Public Lands Day

August 31, 2009

In the race to save New Jersey’s remaining open and natural lands, it’s easy to forget that this state we’re in already has an abundance of amazing public lands that belong to us all.

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Corzine Failed To Deliver

August 28, 2009

As a senior citizen living on a fixed income, the past eight years of McGreevey and Corzine have taken its toll on my ability to live comfortably. My property taxes keep going up, food and clothing cost more, and just making ends meet gets more and more difficult. Democrats in Trenton keep raising taxes and…

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Christie Will Fight Against Corruption

August 28, 2009

As a senior citizen, I've seen plenty of political corruption over the years. But I can't ever recall a time when corruption seemed so institutionalized and entrenched as in the past eight years of McGreevey, Corzine and Democratic control in Trenton.

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Singing The Praises Of Youth Choirs

August 27, 2009

Most children, when asked what they want to be when they grow up, will tell you of their dreams to become a football player, a rock star, a doctor, a pilot – even President of the United States. I have yet to hear a child tell me, “I want to sing in chorus.”

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New Study Shows Promise And Pitfalls Of ‘Smart Growth’ Planning

August 27, 2009

Few successful businesses or individuals got that way without a plan. In fact, most of us have budgets, investment plans, travel plans, and personal life plans, to name a few. It‘s logical to assume that our state would have a plan to guide public infrastructure investments like roads, water and sewer services, and how we…

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On Women’s Equality Day… Are We There Yet?

August 26, 2009

Each year, on August 26, we celebrate Women’s Equality Day to pay tribute to those brave suffragists, like Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Alice Paul and Ida B. Wells Barnett, who led the struggle for American women to win the most critical tool of democracy—the right to vote.

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