BPU pads electric bills to push green agenda By SETH GROSSMAN, Political Columnist (Reprinted from August 11, 2010 Current-Gazette Newspapers of Atlantic and Cape May Counties, http://www.shorenewstoday.com/index….en-agenda.html) ?Revenue and profits fell at Borgata Hotel Casino and Spa in the second […]
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Keeping a close eye on the elections that matter By Seth Grossman, Political Columnist (Reprinted from August 4, 2010 Current-Gazette Newspapers of Atlantic & Cape May Counties, http://www.shorenewstoday.com/index….at-matter.html) Outside of South Jersey, the November elections for U.S. Senate and House
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Will NextGen be the next boondoggle? By Seth Grossman, Political Columnist (Reprinted from February 17, 2010 Current-Gazette Newspapers of Atlantic and Cape May Counties, http://www.shorenewstoday.com/news.php?id=7341) WOODBINE, CAPE MAY COUNTY: “A $3 million sewage-treatment plant paid for with tax dollars has
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Absecon & Other NJ Teachers Get Paid Too Much By Seth Grossman, Political Columnist (Reprinted from January 6, 2010 Current-Gazette Newspapers of Atlantic and Cape May Counties) Last month the Absecon Board of Education and the NJEA (Teacher’s Union) agreed
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Atomic bombs were necessary to stop Japanese atrocities By Seth Grossman, Political Columnist (Reprinted from Current-Gazette Newspapers of Atlantic and Cape May Counties, http://www.shorenewstoday.com/news.php?id=6078) In August of 1945, American planes dropped two atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki and killed
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By Seth Grossman, Political Columnist ? ?Stockton College and almost every high school in South Jersey have history, government, and current events classes during school, and political science, debate, or “community service” clubs after school. ?Almost all of them invite
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By Seth Grossman, Political Columnist “One day, a Jew passed the Roman emperor’s entourage and saluted the Emperor Hadrian, who became enraged.?? ‘You, a Jew, dare to greet the Emperor!?? You shall pay for this with your life!’?? Later that
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By Seth Grossman, Political Columnist ??? “Like it or not, we owe contracts.?? We owe obligations to people as we go forward.?? One thing I’m not going to do is I’m not going to break contracts.?? We signed the contracts
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By Seth Grossman, Political Columnist If you are one of New Jersey’s more than 100,000 public school employees (or, like me, you married one), you enjoyed a five-day paid mini-vacation last weekend. ?? If not, you got yet another lesson
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