Our Digital Archive from 2000 – 2016
Dear Editor: I am writing to say Thank You to the hard working members of the Secaucus DPW for the excellent job you did during and after the major snowstorm on Weds. Feb.10th. This storm lasted for appr. 20 hours and dumped a significant amount of snow but our DPW was up to the task …
Dear Editor: “The truth shall set you free” is an old adage. Perhaps if we shine a light on the truth we can once and for all learn from what happened in Secaucus on an evening in April 2004. A jury of twelve men and women found that on that April evening, and possibly some …
Dear Editor: So a great many of the good citizens of Secaucus think that a nearly $5 million lawsuit against the Town Hall and resignations in triplicate excuse us from memory and morality? I suppose the firm of Snyder, Snyder, and Mutschler represents the best in us, huh? God, that really sickens me, people. How …
Continue reading “Gonnelli and Good-time Charlies: perfect together?”
Dear Editor: This is the 3rd week of the first month of 2010. The new elected Mayor and his council took the charge of the Town Secaucus in the first week of this month. This team had given many assurances to the residents before the election and when the Mayor took (swore) an oath, he …
Dear Editor: What a joy it is to read good news in a newspaper. And that is what Matthew Amato’s column is all about. He puts us in touch with our county roots. We re-live happy experiences that were part of our lives growing up and living in Hudson County. Through his unique interview style, …
Continue reading “‘On The Streets Where We Live’ is living history”
Dear Editor: I am writing in regard to the recent articles that have appeared in the Hudson Reporter covering extended leave taken by the Secaucus Middle School principal Mr. Pat Impreveduto. Mr. Impreveduto has been a loyal community servant for over 30 years. Prior to the appointment of the new superintendent, Mr. Impreveduto served as …
Dear Editor: Last week I submitted a letter to the Secaucus Reporter, only four paragraphs long. The gist of the letter simply explained my calling attention to several letters and articles that have appeared in the papers blasting several Board of Education members (past and present), our Superintendent of Schools, and Board Secretary/Business Administrator. In …
Dear Editor: As the rescue efforts in Haiti continue, hygiene will inevitably become a serious issue. Flanagan Productions has begun a soap and Purell drive to send to those in need. We have selected soap and hygiene products because by the time the items reach the island, the initial rescue efforts will have subsided and …
Continue reading “Flanagan Productions collecting hygiene products for Haiti relief”
Dear Editor: I would like to commend the Secaucus School District’s Board of Education and School Administration for their recently launched S.A.I.L. (Service Activities Involvement and Leadership) Program. This service learning initiative is a step in the right direction that will prepare today’s students to be community service-oriented, and to be more aware of their …
Continue reading “S.A.I.L. program is an important step forward”
Dear Editor: As a parent with a child in the school system and a taxpayer I am disheartened by the recent actions of the Board of Education regarding employment issues relevant to relatives of Board members. Recently, a pay raise was granted to a teacher whose family member is currently serving on the Board and …