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To the Editor: I am quite upset with the fact that this administration does not care about this town at all. Let me start by saying that, in my opinion, Mr. DeMarco is nothing but a two-faced liar. The way he speaks to people who are the taxpayers and others who get up in front …

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To the Editor: I am quite upset with the fact that this administration does not care about this town at all. Let me start by saying that, in my opinion, Mr. DeMarco is nothing but a two-faced liar. The way he speaks to people who are the taxpayers and others who get up in front …

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To the Editor: On November 3, the Bayonne Board of Education with the special leadership of Superintendent Patricia McGeehan conducted the wonderfully successful Field of Heroes celebration. Other leading members of the committee were Assistant Superintendent Dennis Degnan and Principal Richard Baccarella. As members of the committee we would be remiss if we did not …

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To the Editor: On November 3, the Bayonne Board of Education with the special leadership of Superintendent Patricia McGeehan conducted the wonderfully successful Field of Heroes celebration. Other leading members of the committee were Assistant Superintendent Dennis Degnan and Principal Richard Baccarella. As members of the committee we would be remiss if we did not …

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To the Editor: As the signing of Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) reached its 26th Anniversary on July 26, we must of course celebrate this monumental achievement and the paths it has opened up, both figuratively and literally, for people with disabilities living across the country. However, while celebration is certainly warranted, the anniversary of …

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To the Editor: As the signing of Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) reached its 26th Anniversary on July 26, we must of course celebrate this monumental achievement and the paths it has opened up, both figuratively and literally, for people with disabilities living across the country. However, while celebration is certainly warranted, the anniversary of …

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To the Editor: I am as disappointed by the results of the School Board election as you are. While approximately 20,000 voters turned out in Bayonne to vote for President, only about half of that number bothered to cast ballots for School Board. This, despite the fact that the members of the School Board have …

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To the Editor: I am as disappointed by the results of the School Board election as you are. While approximately 20,000 voters turned out in Bayonne to vote for President, only about half of that number bothered to cast ballots for School Board. This, despite the fact that the members of the School Board have …

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