Common Sense For New Hampshire

Couple of AshBritt stories on the web recently. From Blue Jersey: AshBritt: The Story That Keeps on Giving   And from nj.com: The real lesson from our no-bid Sandy contract with AshBritt: Editorial .

I don’t know about the rest of you but I see this as a problem.  Even if there is no official business the Council cares to conduct, the public should have an opportunity to meet with them more than once a month.  A resident may have an issue and maybe doesn’t want to wait until […]

If there’s one thing we can all agree on it’s that we need to attract more families to visit Belmar and to live in Belmar.  Families are the salt of the earth, the backbone of America etc, etc.  And it’s encouraging to see our administration here in Belmar working hard to make our town attractive […]

I hate the switch to daylight savings.  Or is it from daylight savings?  Whatever. I particularly hate the clock change that we have to do in the spring because I actually lose two hours.  The first hour just disappears like it was a donated Belmar gift card.  And I lose a second hour spent resetting […]

These pages became a topic of discussion at Tuesday’s council meeting as the mayor used some skepticism about bipartisanship that I expressed in response to a comment as evidence that Belmar’s Republicans are only interested in politics and don’t want to work with Democrats to help the people.  I expect that is going to be […]