To the Editor:
Small-town politics can be very divisive and at this moment in time, Barnegat Light is the poster child of small-town politics. The divisions are based in lack of and distortion of information. In this case, a long-standing member of council is being blamed for voicing the need to limit future development, which would increase population density and allow hotels and additional motels in this tiny burg.
In fact, the entire council including the mayor supported Dorothy Reynolds’ suggestion that the planning board research…
May 17, 2023
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