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A fire that broke out this week at a Jersey Shore home is being investigated as a bias incident as swastikas had been spray-painted on several area homes before the blaze, authorities said.

One suspect was in custody in connection with the Tuesday, June 6 incident, but their name was not released,&n…

To the Editor: VFW Post #3729 sincerely thanks everyone who came out on Memorial Day for the parade and wreath laying ceremony in Beach Haven. As a proud Vietnam veteran, I can’t explain how a simple “thank you for your service” has made me feel. So many people said this to me while I was selling poppies at Acme, I […]

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To the Editor: I am writing in support of Joan McGee’s letter (“Be Part of the Solution,” 5/24). Unfortunately, Ms. McGee’s excellent points are falling on deaf ears, since the public in large part lacks understanding of the issues regarding flooding and the potential solutions currently being considered on the state and federal level. Many people continue to say that […]

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To the Editor: It was a most pleasant and reflective Memorial Day weekend this year. We remembered those Americans who gave the ultimate sacrifice to preserve our rights and freedom. While riding on the Boulevard on Memorial Day weekend, something happened to me that was entirely different. I heard someone yelling at my car. I thought perhaps it was in […]

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A fire that broke out this week at a Jersey Shore home is being investigated as a bias incident as swastikas had been spray-painted on several area homes before the blaze, authorities said.

One suspect was in custody in connection with the Tuesday, June 6 incident, but their name was not released,&n…

To the Editor: VFW Post #3729 sincerely thanks everyone who came out on Memorial Day for the parade and wreath laying ceremony in Beach Haven. As a proud Vietnam veteran, I can’t explain how a simple “thank you for your service” has made me feel. So many people said this to me while I was selling poppies at Acme, I […]

The post Thankful Veterans first appeared on The SandPaper.

To the Editor: I am writing in support of Joan McGee’s letter (“Be Part of the Solution,” 5/24). Unfortunately, Ms. McGee’s excellent points are falling on deaf ears, since the public in large part lacks understanding of the issues regarding flooding and the potential solutions currently being considered on the state and federal level. Many people continue to say that […]

The post Lack of Concern first appeared on The SandPaper.

To the Editor: It was a most pleasant and reflective Memorial Day weekend this year. We remembered those Americans who gave the ultimate sacrifice to preserve our rights and freedom. While riding on the Boulevard on Memorial Day weekend, something happened to me that was entirely different. I heard someone yelling at my car. I thought perhaps it was in […]

The post Disgraceful Behavior first appeared on The SandPaper.