To the Editor:
Is the Council on Affordable Housing just another program sponsored by progressive liberals to supply low-income housing, or is it just another social program similar to the de facto segregation legislation of the schools in the 1960s?
After a long, drawn-out legal battle, the Little Egg Harbor zoning board dropped its appeal of Superior Court Judge Mark Troncone’s decision to approve 58 affordable apartments on the corner Oak Lane and Radio Road.
May 18, 2016
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