Resident questions motives of Marlboro’s mayor
     There is a new form of pay-to-play evolving in Marlboro’s politics. In it’s latest version an individual contributes to a campaign and is awarded a position on a board or commission instead of receiving municipal contracts. Sadly, this new version potentially has a more devastating effect on a town.
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The timing seems right for a new direction in Marlboro
     It seems now that there is a new third party rising in Marlboro, more and more examples of the political bossism alleged by this reform group are coming to light. Last week, Herbert Resnick wrote a letter both apologizing for his “old guard” connections and admitting to the “bossism” practices of ap
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Variance can only be given for hardship, not for greed
     Marlboro’s zoning board continues to defy state law. The latest involves the request by Centex Homes to build 39 homes on land zoned for eight homes.
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Township should reconsider revising new recycling center hours
     On Feb. 18 I received a notice in the mail from the township of Freehold that they were severely cutting back on the weeks that the recycling center will be open to township residents.
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People can make a home in Freehold
     The small town of Freehold Borough has been under the microscope for the past year, and has received some unwarranted “bad press.” I have lived in Freehold Borough all of my life. Yes, the town has changed in many ways. How-ever, Freehold is still a great little town.
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