Hollowed ground

Dear Editor: With the upcoming celebration of Memorial Day approaching, we will also observe the 100th Anniversary of World War I. The USA did not enter till 1917, but Britain, France were fighting Germany- The Hun. Hoboken has every right to observe the anniversary, as she played such a part in WWI, as no other …

Romano runs on results

Dear Editor: Anthony Romano, running on Line 4B in the Democratic Primary on June 3, deserves to be re-elected as our freeholder. For the past six years he has fairly represented the residents of Hoboken and Jersey City Heights, whether or not they were his political supporters. During his tenure as freeholder, county roads in …

Vote Phil Cohen for freeholder for fiscal integrity

Dear Editor: I write in support of Phil Cohenโ€™s candidacy for Hudson County Freeholder, representing Hoboken and a portion of Jersey City. Phil is a committed Democrat. He served as Vice-Chair of the Hoboken Democratic Party, and, as Chairman of the By-Laws Committee of the Democratic Party, Phil was instrumental in bringing about reforms to …

Cohen for freeholder

Dear Editor: I would like to express my full support to Phil Cohen, candidate for County Freeholder. As a witness to his contributions to the Hoboken reform movement, I know Phil is the ideal candidate for the job. I’ve known Phil through his de facto leadership position of head of the reform minded Democratic County …

Going with Romano

Dear Friends: I have always viewed an endorsement as an act of self aggrandizement. After all who am I to tell anyone who to vote for? But we will get to that. First let me backup and mention that I was all set to run as an independent candidate for freeholder this June. This yearโ€™s …

Hoboken Board of Education was dissembling, divisive and accountability dodging

Dear Editor: Taxpayers and parents witnessed an unfortunate spectacle at the May 6 Board of Education meeting for next yearโ€™s school budget. The Board of Education blamed a handful of potential layoffs on a $773,224 increase in charter school funding to $8.3 million for the 2014-2015 school year. The increase is a mere 1 percent …

โ€˜We canโ€™t afford to lose any more resources in our schoolsโ€™

Dear Editor: My thanks to Hoboken Board of Education for standing up for the kids in the Hoboken Public School district, by asking the state to take a good look at how the HoLa expansion will impact our town. They object because an expansion will put the school budget deeper in a hole and result …