'We the people' no longer matter
      The city of Long Branch serves as a microcosm for our entire nation, government, economy and future. As we watch these small-town politicians being swept away on the wings of greed; not representing their constituents, but only the big money of large corporations, we can be most assured that this is what is happening across the board.
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Historic Takanassee property must be preserved
      The state Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) will soon decide the fate of the Takanassee Beach Club in Long Branch, one of a few standing reminders of the region's rich history as a resort destination and of the state's maritime history.
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Keeping West Long Branch beautiful
      There is no question that community service is alive and well in West Long Branch. I would like to thank all the residents who helped with the flower planting program here in town on May 19.
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ADA regulations remain the same
      Thanks for the article by Christine Varno in last week's Atlanticville, "Borough seeks grant for accessibility projects." Councilwoman Barbara Ruane is wrong, though, when she says, "When the ramp was first constructed, it was ADA [Americans with Disabilities Act] compliant, but there are different regulations now.
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