Builder says he has done a lot for town, but is being forced to court
     I would like the Marlboro residents to know that now it seems apparent after considerable long-standing negotiations with township attorneys that I have no other choice but to return to court and exercise my legal rights.
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Volunteers boost effort of cancer society
     On behalf of the American Cancer Society and in celebration of Volunteer Appreciation Week, which was April 18
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Superintendent says change needed for school funding
     On behalf of the over 6,000 children who presently attend the Marl-boro K-8 public schools, I extend my heartfelt thanks to the residents of Marlboro who voted on April 20 to support the 2004-05 school year budget.
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Assemblymen starting to make waves on ethics reform
     Over the years I have become increasingly distressed that, no matter from what party, the lawmakers we send to Trenton are more concerned with partisan politics and self-preservation than serving their constituents.
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Resident questions engineering firm’s role in project
     I am writing to address some of the issues raised in your article of April 14 regarding the resignation of Marlboro Township Engineer William Schultz.
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School board appreciates voters’ support for budget
     On behalf of the Board of Education, I would like to thank the voters in Freehold Township for their recent support of the school budget. The largest percentage of voters in the last three years came to the polls on April 20 and approved the 2004-05 budget that will provide the resources to continue and enhance the excellent educational programs currently offered to our children.
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Board president thanks voters for supporting budget
     On behalf of the Freehold Regional High School District Board of Education, I would like to thank the voters of our eight communities who supported the passage of the school budget.
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