Monthly Archives: July 2008

Wrong to sacrifice drinking water to development

Posted on July 28, 2008 by

Bill WolfeJohn Weingart, Chairman, Highlands Council. Response to today’s Op-Ed: “Wrong to Pick On Highlands Master Plan” (and just who is the bully and who is being picked on here?) Last week, the Highlands Council approved a controversial Regional Master … Continue reading →

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Sourland Mountain Nature Preserve

Posted on July 27, 2008 by

Bill WolfeSourland Mountain Nature Preserve – trailhead off Rileyville Road in East Amwell (Hunterdon County). Awesome boulders, vernal pools, and quiet sun dappled forested trails make the Sourland Mountain Nature Preserve in East Amwell an ideal afternoon adventure – especially … Continue reading →

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Crossroads for Corzine on the Environment

Posted on July 26, 2008 by

Bill WolfeGovernor Corzine consults with DEP Commissioner Lisa P. Jackson As he returns to NJ from a week in Israel, Governor Jon Corzine is faced with major decisions on the environment. These decisions will define his legacy on environmental issues … Continue reading →

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Response to Weingart on The Highlands Plan

Posted on July 25, 2008 by

Bill WolfeJohn Weingart, Chairman, Highlands Council. [Update #1 – unfortunately, we have a pattern of Weingart lashing out at critics – on February 12, 2008, I wrote: “An absolute donnybrook (I’m an old hockey player, and I haven’t heard that … Continue reading →

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Name that Tune (place)

Posted on July 24, 2008 by

What and where is this? First person to correctly identify wins a prize! Bill Wolfe Bill Wolfe Bill Wolfe Bill Wolfe Bill Wolfe

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