Our Digital Archive from 2000 – 2016
To the Editor: During presidential election cycles it’s easy to lose sight of what really matters locally. With a distracting and divisive federal election such as this one, we must remind one another of the importance of our local school board election. Much like the city council, school board trustees make decisions that impact our …
To the Editor: During presidential election cycles it’s easy to lose sight of what really matters locally. With a distracting and divisive federal election such as this one, we must remind one another of the importance of our local school board election. Much like the city council, school board trustees make decisions that impact our …
To the Editor: Hello All. My name is John Milan Sebik, and I am running for a 3-term as a Bayonne Board of Education Trustee. I am asking all of you to learn more about me and vote for me on Nov. 8. I am running because I care a great deal about our city, …
To the Editor: Hello All. My name is John Milan Sebik, and I am running for a 3-term as a Bayonne Board of Education Trustee. I am asking all of you to learn more about me and vote for me on Nov. 8. I am running because I care a great deal about our city, …
To the Editor: For months, my husband and I have traveled a complicated medical journey, encompassing four separate hospitals in four different cities, thankfully resulting in a successful conclusion. This outcome was ultimately made possible by the talent and professionalism of Dr. Sandhu, Dr. M. Asif, Dr. N. Wasty, Dr. J. Heller, and Dr. A. …
To the Editor: On October 15, All Saints Catholic Academy Home School Association organized a Family Fun Night. The evening began with Mass at Blessed Miriam Teresa Demjanovich at St. Mary’s, followed by fun, food, and games in the gym at All Saints. We had a total of 300 people attend, which included 70 families …
To the Editor: On behalf of the members of our congregation of Trinity Episcopal Church, I would like to thank all the merchants here in Bayonne who contributed toward our Annual Parish Dinner on October 8 at the Knights of Columbus Hall. It was a great success, and your generosity is deeply appreciated. We would …
To the Editor: I assume that, at the taxpayers’ expense, the Board of Education issues pens with the words, “Learning Doesn’t Stop at 3 o’clock.” This is 100-percent correct. They finally are “All in!” Likewise, if the teachers’ union issues a pen, I would recommend the words, “Educators are human beings after 3 o’clock too.” …
To the Editor: As a lifelong resident of Bayonne, I have always been deeply concerned with the quality of education in our city. That is why I led the effort two years ago to bring about an elected school board in our town. When faced with opposition from City Hall, I even went to court …
To the Editor: I think of myself as an average Bayonne citizen and taxpayer. Most of my life I have lived here. My wife and I have raised six children in a happy home just a few doors down from where my great-grandfather had his house built in 1900. Bayonne has changed so much in …