Opinion

• Letters

  Saving the Swarm

  Jun 13
  To the Editor: On Sunday, June 9, a swarm of bees collected in a clump the size of a basketball on our neighbor’s black pine tree on Mill Creek ...
  
• Letters

  Incorrect Conclusions

  Jun 12
  To the Editor: Art Mooney is misguided in his assertions that Chris Christie has forsaken other parts of the state by publicizing the reopening of ...
  
• Letters

  Civil Disservice

  Jun 12
  To the Editor: I hear one of our civil servants, Sarah Hall Ingram, has been doing an outstanding job. She has for three years successfully ...
  
• SpeakEasy

  Sandy Yields a Gold Medal Story in Beach Haven West

  By JOSEPH PEZZUTI - Jun 12
  I have been coming to Beach Haven West since I was 3 months old. My grandfather bought there back in 1967, picking the lot and model house. I ...
  
• Letters

  Dangerous Debris

  Jun 12
  The following was addressed to state Department of Transportation Commissioner James Simpson. Dear Commissioner Simpson: Due to Superstorm Sandy, ...
  
• Letters

  Vulnerable Victims

  Jun 12
  Dear Gov. Christie: We are heartened by the progress of some of the residents of Tuckerton and Little Egg Harbor whose houses were damaged by the ...
  
• Letters

  Economics 101

  Jun 05
  To the Editor: I respect Mr. Callahan’s willingness to voice his reasoning for not signing the easement on his beachfront home, and certainly ...
  
• Letters

  Cemetery Vandalized

  Jun 05
  To the Editor: I would like to make the public aware that just before Memorial Day, the West Creek Cemetery was vandalized. Cemetery property, ...
  
• Letters

  Above and Beyond

  Jun 05
  To the Editor: The Long Beach Township Building Department is the very best. Department employees couldn’t have gone above and beyond any more ...
  
• Letters

  More to the Shore

  Jun 05
  To the Editor: In a ribbon-cutting ceremony, the governor proclaimed that the Jersey Shore was reopen and ready for business after Superstorm ...
  

• Ampersand

  Lautenberg Leaves Legacy of Environmental Activism

  Jun 12
  Many folks view politicians with a jaundiced eye, and there’s plenty of evidence to justify their cynicism. But that just was not the case with ...
  
• Letters

  Jersey Shore Love

  Jun 12
  To the Editor: I live in New York and I have been vacationing for one week every summer on LBI since I was 10 years old. Five years ago my wife ...
  
• Letters

  Please Call

  Jun 12
  To the Editor: To the person or persons who found our Adirondack lawn furniture washed away by Sandy, please give us a call at 494-4609. We would ...
  
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  Artoon

  Jun 12
  By L. Ganss
  
• Letters

  Minimum Wage P.S.

  Jun 12
  To the Editor: Last week you published my letter, “Downright Criminal,” on the minimum wage. However, I forget two very important points. Gov. ...
  
• Commentary

  My Father, My Namesake, My Hero

  By ROBERT M. GRAY III - Jun 12
  So my namesake turned 70. Where do I begin to try to express my feelings toward one of the two heroes in my life? Sometimes words just aren’t ...
  
• SpeakEasy

  Sandy Takes a Toll on Something Else: One Man’s Ears

  By ANTHONY DiSIPIO - Jun 05
  “She has two boys.” “Yeah, she has a nice voice.” “Bud!” “Huh?” “Anthony!” Silence. “Do you have your hearing aids in?” I don’t hear too well. My ...
  
• Letters

  Scary Sandy

  Jun 05
  To the Editor: Candles glowing … pillows and blankets spread around ... warm bowls of stew, and hot chocolate, too. The electricity goes, as with ...
  
• Letters

  Downright Criminal

  Jun 05
  To the Editor: There’s a petition being signed by thousands of people to demand that the House and Senate allow an up or down vote on the Fair ...
  

Comments

• Re: Greatest Respect

  By BARBARA L ROACH - May 30
  The young man was Nick Bernard.