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Letters February 5, 2003
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Middletown administrator leaps to town’s defense
     The township of Middletown is the largest municipality in Monmouth County. As a result, and just like every large employer, be it public or private, in today’s climate we suffer the impact of litigation. People like to sue.
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Tragedy should inspire positive change in mankind
     The events of this past Saturday left many a heart stilled in stunned silence as we absorbed the news that once again the uncomprehending reality of death to the innocent and least-deserving among us had to be faced.
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Residents dissatisfied with redevelopment explanation
     In reading the Independent this week, we were again amazed at the level to which Debra Buragina and the supposed leaders in Matawan would stoop in order to hide from the truth and the devastating effects their obvious backroom deals will have.
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Councilman defends himself against written assaults
     Last week, it was no surprise the ubiquitous Emily Uglesich expressed dismay that a "blabbermouth" would inform a young girl’s mother and father that their daughter was face to face with a firearm ("Holmdel’s ‘unknown blabbermouth’ should come forward," Jan.
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Resentment expressed over resident’s ‘septic problem’
     The writers of a recent letter that advocated sewering the southern part of Holmdel, around-the-corner neighbors of ours, said a writer supporting the recent Holmdel Township Committee’s vote on the proposed Wastewater Management Plan is "out of touch with reality.
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Student makes argument for having a swim team
     Raritan High School needs a swim team. Swimming gives one the advantage of better health. It will provide excitement for people who cannot run, and fun for people who absolutely love to swim.
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PBA warns residents to be wary of telemarketers
     The members of the Keyport PBA, Local 223, wish to take this opportunity to alert the residents of the borough of Keyport that several residents have reported receiving telephone calls from telemarketers seeking donations to benefit law enforcement concerns.
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