Letters to the Editor
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An Open Letter To The Nutley Planning and Zoning Boards
By CHRISTINA SURRETSKY
September 20, 2017Dear Nutley Planning and Zoning Board Members,
I am writing because, as a parent who is involved in the school, I understand the importance of and need to pass the upcoming referendum.
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To the Editor:
The Environmental Protection Agency is under great threat. While chaos and confusion swirl around the Trump White House, and the public is distracted by the Russia Investigation, ...
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All of the other troops think that Blackfoot is the worst campsite at Sabattis Adventure Camp. That’s because it’s the furthest walk to the center of camp. Troop 77 knows that ...
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To The Editor: Recently our Board of Commissioners passed a resolution giving our Public Safety employees a 3% wage increase that they feel they deserve.
"Private sector" working ...
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The following letter was sent to Congressman Rodney Frelinghuysen today in response to this video clip: http://tinyurl.com/ydh6j7na
Dear Congressman Frelinghuysen,
In light of the recent ...
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Imagine losing your home, job, and your best friend. Now imagine what would happen if you lost all three, at the same time.
Throw in the loss of healthcare for your specialized needs, and it all ...
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This past week I posted an article on our Facebook page about Amazon purchasing Whole Foods and remarked how this move was concerning to me. This posting has garnered the most views I ...
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To the editor:
I want to thank Commissioner Petracco, Commissioner Tucci, Commissioner Evans, and Commissioner Rogers, along with their respective departments, for all their help in organizing our ...
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With ongoing construction in the Meadowlands in recent decades, an unanticipated cost has become more and more apparent - an alarming number of bird deaths.
The Meadowlands attracts tens of ...
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To the Editor:
I share my concerns with the pony rides as well as the gold fish being given away as prizes at the Father's DAy Street Fair.
I love the street fair and bringing ...
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To the Editor:
The fire inspector for the Township of Nutley completed an inspection for the town and the state for the property located at 307-309 Franklin Ave. formerly the “bike ...
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GLEN ROCK - Climate change is not a partisan issue. It is real. It represents one of the greatest threats to our planet, and thus our town.
And it should not and cannot be ignored.
There are ...
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To the editor:
I want to thank the Nutley Veteran’s Council, Father Tom Nicastro, Rev. Audrey Hasselbrook, along with Commissioner Petracco, Commissioner Tucci, Commissioner Evans, ...
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Like most states, New Jersey’s roads and bridges are in need of repair as decades of wear and tear take their toll on vital infrastructure. But despite these challenges, shipping industry ...
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To The Editor:
Before NJ politicians vote on legalizing weed for recreational use, I would like to see all of them drug tested. They should lead by example.
I know they are not voting ...
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To The Editor:
Eleven years and over $1,135,000.00 raised, now these statistics are something to celebrate Nutley. It has been my honor and privilege to host the American Cancer ...
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Dear Editor:
New Jersey Audubon is deeply concerned about ongoing efforts on Capitol Hill to undermine the Endangered Species Act – a law passed by near-unanimous, bi-partisan support in ...
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To the Editor:
As a Nutley homeowner, I am concerned. After watching this video,
Zoning Board 434-438 Centre St - Mary Rubino-Ryder - "Waiting list for apartments" (video ...
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To the Editor: The Township of Nutley decided that it was in the best interest of the town to buy all the Ciccolini property for $3,400,000. The property had been assessed by the town for about ...
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The people of New Jersey need to hear the facts as to why Police and Fire labor leaders in New Jersey are pursuing a separation of the Police and Fire Retirement System (PFRS) from State ...
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Hi. My name is Jen Grana – I live in Sparta township and have 3 boys – 2 of which are in the public education system now – a middle schooler, a Kindergartner and a sweet oblivious 2 ...
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To The Editor: New Jersey Acting Education Commissioner Kimberley Harrington is making nearly all third graders in the state of New Jersey take the PARCC test on a computer knowing scores would ...
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The New Jersey Business & Industry Association supports legislation scheduled for a Senate vote today that would limit property tax appeals to the owners of the properties themselves.
The ...
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South Plainfield Police issued a press release this week regarding a fatal overdose that occurred on 2/12/2017 at the Red Carpet Inn and Suites on Hamilton Boulevard in South Plainfield.
The ...
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To The Editor: On Friday, March 3 at approximately 7:45 a.m. Megan E. Villanella, 34, of Verona and her 30-year-old brother were standing on the sidewalk at Lakeside Avenue and Pease Avenue when ...
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Dear TAPInto
The New Jersey Business & Industry Association today applauded Gov. Chris Christie’s signing legislation that will foster greater cooperation between business and academia ...
