Society's 'Tea on the Titanic' a great success       On behalf of the Keyport Historical Society, I would like to thank everyone who helped to make "Tea on the Titanic" fashions and tea a great success. The Keyport Yacht Club, our host, made a perfect setting for the event. Jackie La Polla and the Performing Arts Ensemble shared history and a glimps... More ... District must continue superintendent's mission of excellence       On Oct. 15, I attended the Board of Education meeting at Lloyd Road. It was the last meeting for our superintendent of schools, Bruce Quinn. As I sat through the meeting, I recalled the first time my family had encountered Mr. Quinn's vision for our schools and community. More ... Waste issue needs to be eradicated in Hazlet       Hazlet dog walkers, we have a problem. I know there are many dogs being walked throughout the township. It is evident by the amount of dog waste that is being left everywhere. I had hoped that people would have more respect for their fellow man when it came to man's best friend. Apparently it does... More ... Waterfront park last chance to make Keyport proud       Taking a clue from the movie line: if you build it, they will come, Keyport's concerned citizens continue to wrestle with the question, build what? A parking lot or a park on its American Legion Drive waterfront. From the tone of it, the special public meeting of Oct. 17 vibrated a vivid green rat... More ... Short was right to question Shadow Lake dredge plan       Patrick Short is correct in his questioning of the Shadow Lake dredging plan ("Shadow Lake vote dredges up animosity," Oct. 24). Middletown taxpayers finally have a voice in township matters. Whereas Shadow Lake may need the dredging, they are only experiencing - by Mr. Short's challenge - the f... More ... Legal immigrants entitled to pursue American dream       Ms. Shirley Heredia, in support of "undocumented" immigrants, suggests we look to Ellis Island for recognition that we are a nation of immigrants ("Narrow mindedness towards immigrants saddens reader," Oct. 24). I wish to remind Ms. More ...