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Letters and Commentary
Help For Sandy’s Emotional Impact Is Available To the Editor: It’s hard to believe how quickly time has gone by since Super Storm Sandy devastated many of our New Jersey communities, damaging homes and businesses…
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Iconic Palisades Threatened
By Michele S. Byers For 200 million years, the Palisades have stood majestically over the Hudson River. These nearly vertical cliffs carved by erosion have inspired artists for centuries. In 1983, they were designated a…
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Tax Tips For Sandy Survivors
By The Federal Emergency Management Agency If you have experienced a loss as a result of Hurricane Sandy, here are a few things to keep in mind as you prepare to file your 2012…
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America and Beach Nourishment: A Quiz
By The American Shore & Beach Preservation Association At the recent ASBPA Coastal Summit, Tom Campbell, P.E. of CBI/Coastal Planning and Engineering, gave a presentation entitled, “Performance of U.S. Restored Beaches during Major Storms…
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The Facts About Development in Middletown
By Gerry Scharfenberger Whenever a major development application is submitted to the township’s planning or zoning board, the question that is invariably asked of the township committee is: “Why can’t you just tell them no?”…
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Monmouth County Police Academy Flourishes
By Thomas A. Arnone Under the direction of the current liaison to the Monmouth County Police Academy, Freeholder Lillian Burry, along with the help of the newly appointed director of the Monmouth County Police Academy…
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A Bicyclist’s View Of Land Preservation
By Michele S. Byers Land conservation is often invisible. When a farm or forest is permanently preserved, it looks exactly the same, so many folks don’t notice something important has happened. Michael Heffler, president of…
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April 2 Was World Autism Awareness Day
A message from Scott Badesch, Autism Society president and CEO Today, throughout the world, individuals will come together highlighting the needs and dreams of people living with autism. Today, all of us at the…
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A Wildlife Safari on Your Computer
By Michele S. Byers Imagine a fantastic wildlife safari with bald eagles feeding chicks, wolves curled up in their den, elephants at a water hole in Africa, polar bears making their way across arctic ice…
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The Lessons of Earth Day
by Two River TImes on Apr 26, 2013 | No Comments
By Kathleen Rogers If you have any sense of wonder or faith in humanity, you would have to agree that Earth Day is an extraordinary event. It combines the functions of educator, movement builder and…
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