Pay attention to local, not national, races
      According to Assemblyman Jay Weber, New Jersey residents worked 211 days to pay for our state and local government taxes. Starting on Jan. 1, we worked until July 30 to pay our taxes. The only state residents who worked longer than us are those who live in Connecticut.
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Children are town's most valuable asset
      When I read Rabbi Rosenberg's letter about tax credits for parents that send their children to religious schools, I remembered a time when I attended a meeting at my children's parochial school about tax credits.
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Legislators thanked for preservation of Shore Fund
      The Jersey Shore Partnership, on behalf of everyone who enjoys the shore, thanks the legislators who helped preserve the annual $25 million stable source of funding for shore protection and beach renourishment. The Partnership understands the tight fiscal times everyone is facing, but New Jersey ...
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