To the editor:

So, President Obama has finally come out and admitted that he supports same-sex marriage. And his reason for supporting it? The same stupid and disingenuous reason many other people say is their reason for supporting it -- "Two people who sincerely love each other should legally be able to marry each other."

To the editor:

I was on the baseball field in Northfield the other night watching my son’s game.  I said to the man who was umpiring the game that he was a jack of all trades – he has been organizing the kids, coaching a team, umpiring and I am sure performing many other duties.  He replied that even though there are more than 400 families involved in Northfield sports, you see the same five or six people always doing the work.  I thought about it for a moment, and I had to agree with him.

To the editor:

On April 19, Harry Hurley blamed the media and a climate of negativity against the casino industry, the governor, and a private casino-funded advertising firm for the struggles of Atlantic City as a destination resort.

To the editor:
Why is it that after he served the city of Somers Point for 35 years and retired as chief of police, Chief Salvatore Armenia has not been formally recognized by City Council for his unselfish and dedicated work?

But Federman is a retired Somers Point construction official and zoning officer.

To the editor:

I have attended many, many City Council meetings through the years in Northfield. Where to begin?

City Councilman Steve Vain is the head of the shared services committee. One of his claims to fame is the Emergency Medical Services shared with the city of Linwood. I have asked at each meeting since the AtlantiCare incident with the false response times what is being done about this breach of contract. No one knows the answer. Nor have I gotten an answer about how our dispatching for EMS was switched to AtlantiCare again, or why an AtlantiCare employee, also a city of Northfield employee, was included in the meetings with AtlantiCare.