Monthly Archives: May 2011

The Christie Mask is Off – Gov. Brags About Regulatory Dismantling  Today the Star Ledger reports on a topic we have been writing about here for 18 months with this story: Gov. Christie says deregulation is key to N.J. economic comeback … Continue reading →

I went out to Penn State’s Nittany Cycling Classic to watch my son ride a few weeks back – camped in Black Moshannon State Park. It snowed slightly on Friday, and rained the weekend, with wicked thunder and lightning too! … Continue reading →

“We are putting people on that council whose job it is to overthrow, overturn and subvert the Highlands Act.” Senator Bob Smith 5/19/11 [Update: 5/25/11 – Surprise, Surprise! Star Ledger reports: New appointees in N.J. Highlands Council plan to balance property … Continue reading →

[Update 2 5/19/11 – The Senate Environment Committee heard the bill today, but for discussion only. Chairman Smith opened by saying that he had been contacted by many municipalities (300?) and received many resolutions in support of the bill. But Smith … Continue reading →

Man Bites Dog - Christie Rejects Red Tape and Supports Environmental Regulation Governor Christie outright vetoed 2 bills last week. Due to extensive media coverage and strongly critical editorials – see: Asbury Park Press:  Bay bill veto disappointing and Star Ledger:  Barnegat … Continue reading →