Monthly Archives: November 2010

  [Update 2 : 1/27/11 – efforts are being made to stop DEP from burying the site, see today’s Trenton Times coverage: Historical society calls city dig site ‘endangered] Update 1: 12/1/10 –  NJ Newsroom coverage:  Commission votes to fill in … Continue reading →

  I awoke today and found the frost perched on the town It hovered in a frozen sky, then it gobbled summer down When the sun turns traitor cold and all the trees are shivering in a naked row I … Continue reading →

Tiny Boro Balks at Recycling – Are Republicans Ginning Up Faux Controversies? Or After Denying Global Warming, is Recycling Next on the Hit List? File this under “A” for Absurd. First it was the “Rats in Raritan” - where Town officials refused … Continue reading →

I just listened to a fascinating interview on Democracy Now! with economist Manfred Max-Neef. I was not familiar with his work, but knew I was in for a treat after hearing Amy Goodman’s introduction: He won the Right Livelihood Award … Continue reading →