Monthly Archives: October 2014

Today was a perfect fall day for the annual Bordentown Halloween Parade. This year’s theme was “cemetery” (see above). Ebola made the scene, but not the far scarier reality of climate chaos – check out some pics: The Teachers had … Continue reading →

[Update below] Because you don’t get this stuff in the news coverage (and did you notice how the issue just shifted to “easing re-entry into RGGI”?), just a very brief note today just to let folks know what the rascals in … Continue reading →

Watershed Planning & Water Quality Management Tools Saved The Town From Massive Sprawl Open Space Diversion Would Slash Funds For Those Same DEP Programs No town in NJ provides a more compelling example than Hopewell of the value of watershed … Continue reading →

Negligent Local Officials Portrayed As Aggressive Law Enforcers Blatant PR Stunt Just Days Before Local Election This could be one of the most outrageous examples of corporate propaganda and local politics I have ever seen. Regular readers here know that … Continue reading →

How Did Cuts and Layoffs of This Magnitude Stay Under the Radar for So Long? The debate I’ve been seeking on the open space Ballot Question #2 regarding the impacts of diverting funds from existing State parks and DEP environmental … Continue reading →