Councilman Is Epitome Of What Politics Needs, Resident Writes

MOORESTOWN, NJ — Dr. W. Eric Deibler writes in support of Moorestown Coucilman Quinton Law, who he says has shown a devotion to small businesses, as he runs in a special township council election Nov. 2. His letter to the editor can be found below.

To the Editor:

I am writing to express my excitement for Mr. Quinton Law to be re-elected to our Town Council. I have had the fortune to be able to speak with Councilman Law a number of times, and one of the things that impressed me the most was his steadfast support of Moorestown’s small businesses, particularly in terms of building partnerships with our local restaurants and other establishments.

I know that Councilman Law addressed this specifically during the Candidate Forum, where he noted the upcoming vote to make outdoor dining a more permanent part of our nightlife. At the same event, Councilman Law also shared the work that the Economic Development Advisory Committee is doing to attract a microbrewery into town - this was a wonderful surprise!

I have heard many people say for years that a microbrewery would be an excellent addition to our town, and I certainly hope this can become a reality.

On a more personal note, Councilman Law is the epitome of what I believe is much-needed in our political system at all levels: the voices of young, energetic, positive, and ambitious people.

Councilman Law was born and raised in Moorestown; he is a product of our schools and our community, and he has chosen to devote his boundless energy to the town that he calls home. The amount that he has already accomplished at his age is astonishing, and benefits us all. THIS is the kind of person we need on Town Council!

Dr. W. Eric Deibler