Tag: conservation
It Isn’t Spooky at All: Adopt-A-Historic Cemetery Program In Middletown
While fake cemeteries decorate front lawns this Halloween season, there are real ones in the township that could use some help. Middletown’s Historic District & Landmarks Commission is making no bones about declaring over 31 abandoned and inactive cemeteries in the township in need of a lot of TLC.
Jim Truncer, Visionary And Planner, Leaves Legacy Of County Parks
Though Truncer died Feb. 19 at the age of 86, while surrounded by family, he leaves behind an enduring legacy to be enjoyed by the millions of patrons who visit county parks each year.
River News: Storm Surge Solutions, Surf Contest, Submarine Inventor
By Chris Rotolo |
Army Corps Extends Storm Surge Plan Timeline
Following months of public pushback, the U.S Army Corps of Engineers announced it would extend...
American Littoral Society Vigilant About Environment
By John Burton
RED BANK – It’s not your parents’ American Littoral Society.
The venerable environmental organization, established in 1961 has in recent years looked to...
