The End of Property Rights and Civil Rights in America? I’ve told you how the Big Banks were robbing your pension funds with no plans of paying you back and lent your money to fund the mortgages on homes that they are now stealing through foreclosure with forged and fabricated documents in Courts everyday. The […]
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Letter to the Editor: The United Nations — “AGENDA 21”
Posted on 19 September 2014.
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Letter to the Editor: Back to School
Posted on 12 September 2014.
Back to School It’s back to school. Students bring their notebooks, pencils, papers – teachers bring their lesson plans, Tylenol, Excedrin, and Aspirin. My nephew prefers young teachers. He thinks it’s fun to watch them age. Well! Summer vacations are over at last. Parents go back to work, kids go back to school, teachers go […]
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Letter to the Editor: Response to Bringing Back Foot Patrols
Posted on 05 September 2014.
This is in response to the article on Bring Back Neighborhood Foot Patrols Amboy Guardian 8-27-14 page 1. Well, sounds like a good idea. In fact, at one time the Perth Amboy Police Dept. had foot patrols so-called walking the beat and there were 4 areas that they walked: #1 Smith Street; # 2 Brighton […]
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Letter to the Editor: Crackdown on Illegal Students in Bound Brook
Posted on 05 September 2014.
I read in the Home News editor’s view on the crack-down of illegal students by the Borough of Bound Brook, dated August 27, 2014. It seems that Bound Brook is returning to the days of the wild, wild west, bounty hunters and all, only this time the targets are not outlaws, but children whose only […]
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Letter to the Editor: Statement on the Celotex Property
Posted on 05 September 2014.
After reading last week’s Guardian, it seems as if the Celotex property is off limits to the Board of Education for creation of a new high school according to the City. By whose authority does this come from? It couldn’t be the Mayor or the Business Administrator or even the Council because that would be […]
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Letter to the Editor: As Stupid as Stupid Gets
Posted on 05 September 2014.
First off I’d like to say that I am pro second amendment, a life member of the N.R.A., and former competitive shooter. I learned to shoot at age 7 or 8, I can’t remember which, it was a long time ago. I have no problem with teaching the proper handling of firearms at an early […]
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Letter to the Editor: Dominican Festival Dancing Entertainment
Posted on 29 August 2014.
Good morning. I am writing regarding the Dominican Festival held in Perth Amboy this past Sunday. It was a lovely event for family to come enjoy and take pride in the Dominican heritage. I really enjoyed the food, the music, and the traditions. However, I was disappointed at the contest in which dancers bent over […]
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Letter to the Editor: Transparency and the Truth
Posted on 29 August 2014.
“Transparency” – the condition of being transparent. Trans-par+nt: tran’spe(e)rent – Honest and Open – Not Secretive. This is what the Diaz administration and some of the current City Council members ran on when they were campaigning. Unfortunately that is not what is being provided, and that is a shame! We have a city that I […]
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Letter to the Editor: The Showman with No Answers
Posted on 29 August 2014.
When Christie came to our fair city before he ran for governor he had the highest regard and respect. We regarded him as a knight on a white horse who slew the many corrupt dragons. Although we had to stretch our imagination to find a horse big and strong enough to carry him. Now we […]
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COMMUNITY VOICE: Judicial Vacancies
Posted on 22 August 2014.
The current problem with a shortage of judges shows a flaw in the NJ State Constitution. Adjoining states never have this problem because their judges are elected to a fixed term. A similar problem with US Senators led to the adoption of the XVII Amendment to allow popular election of US Senators. That has worked […]
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COMMUNITY VOICE: Observation of Ferguson, Missouri, Shooting
Posted on 22 August 2014.
The city of Ferguson, Missouri had a so-called civil unrest (or a riot) in town over a police shooting. Now Police Officer Darren Wilson fatally shot Michael Brown as we see for now. Then a few decided to have a riot over this shooting and made thing worse for others. I knew that the U.S. […]
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Statement Read By Perth Amboy Democratic Chair Leslie Dominguez-Rodriguez at the 8/13/14 Council Meeting
Posted on 22 August 2014.
Early this year on February 2014 I asked this council to please consider changing the form of government from non-partisan to partisan. Now that our municipal elections are held together with a partisan general election in November. This past primary the county paid out $34,000+ for poll workers in Perth Amboy that only l had […]
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COMMUNITY VOICE: Calling All Perth Amboy History Lovers! Free Seminars
Posted on 21 August 2014.
Do you wish to learn more about the amazing history of our city? Hi, my name is Natalia Dunyak, age 14, and as a Girl Scout silver award project I will be presenting three seminars to the public at no charge! These seminars will be focusing around the world famous Perth Amboy and Atlantic terra-cotta […]
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COMMUNITY VOICE: Ferries and the Governor
Posted on 15 August 2014.
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie may remember the Springsteen song’s lyrics, In My Hometown, and how Bruce roamed about Main Street in Freehold as a youngster in pops Buick and as a 35 year old honing his song. Hopefully, none of the Governor’s vehicles have been caught in traffic on Rt. 35 going to the […]
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COMMUNITY VOICE: Community Minded Volunteers Wanted
Posted on 15 August 2014.
I am seeking 20 dedicated individuals who are passionate about their community and willing to make a one-year commitment to tell the story of civic innovation in their city. PERTH AMBOY – The Citizens Campaign is teaming up with New Jersey’s top journalists to offer a select group of individuals the unique opportunity to harness […]
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Ebola Outbreak
Posted on 07 August 2014.
I remember in 1995 a fictional movie call Outbreak with Dustin Hoffman. It was about a virus outbreak that was very deadly. It was all for show, but now we have the real deal called Ebola from Africa and maybe coming into the United States. Last time I checked with the CDC (Centers for Disease […]
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