Letter: We are Not Giving Up
On June 1, 2021 a petition signed by 275 Woodbridge residents was filed with the Woodbridge Town Clerk. The petition followed our charter’s process for bringing a questi...
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Letter: The Woodbridge Center is a Treasure as Well
I would like to extend my congratulations to the Living Treasure Award recipients: Nate Case, Andrew Esposito, Jr, and Lorenzina Ferrante Fernandes. As was echoed multi...
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Letter: Kudos to the Woodbridge Transfer Station
Twenty years ago, when we moved into our home on Acorn Hill Road, we were not happy about living so close to the Woodbridge Transfer Station and having to deal with truck...
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Letter: Family Talk About Drinking
The upcoming school year brings new classes, activities and often new social opportunities that may include peer pressure to experiment with underage drinking. Though re...
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Letter: Vast Majority of Taxpayers Are Pleased with Town Operations
When it became apparent that there would be a quorum at the annual Woodbridge Town Meeting on June 2, I was hoping that it would result in meaningful dialogue and ideas a...
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Letter: Newly Elected BOE Membership Presents Opportunities
The pre-election letter from the Democrat candidates for the Woodbridge Board of Education (BOE) documented their revisionist history, distortion of facts and deflection...
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Letter: On the Woodbridge Budget
Dear Editor: Last year, Covid restrictions prevented in-person budget voting by eligible Woodbridge voters. Our budget was decided, instead, by the Board of Finance. Thi...
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Letter: Have A Safe And Festive Fourth Of July
This Fourth of July, we have so much to celebrate. After more than a year spent apart, Americans everywhere are looking forward to finally gathering with loved ones to ce...
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Letter: Democrats Have Worked to Ensure Quality Education for All
In a recent ‘Other Side of the Aisle’ column Woodbridge Republican Chuck Pyne claims “party affiliation and alignment should have no place on a school board.” We could n...
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