NJ.com published the following article on 6/4/2014. To read the full article, click here. Opinion: Funding cuts would halt progress in helping N.J. homeless Richard W. Brown and Taiisa Kelly | June 4, 2014 Since 2005, the number of chronically homeless people across the country has been cut in half. The decrease in homelessness can be… Continue Reading
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NJ congressional races: MacArthur, Watson Coleman win primary battles
NJ.com published the following article on 6/4/2014. To read the full article, click here. NJ congressional races: MacArthur, Watson Coleman win primary battles Brent Johnson | June 4, 2014 Tom MacArthur, the millionaire former mayor of Randolph, defeated conservative firebrand Steve Lonegan on Tuesday in a fiercely contested Republican primary fight between two North Jersey… Continue Reading
Ewing to discuss long-term vision, strategy for sustainability efforts
NJ.com published the following article on 6/2/2014. To read the full article, click here. Ewing to discuss long-term vision, strategy for sustainability efforts Christina Rojas | June 2, 2014 Season after season, gardeners can be found working their plots at a community garden here, and in the past few years, the township has upgraded buildings… Continue Reading
History lost in crumbling homes as Mercer County ‘can’t find a use’ for them
NJ.com published the following article on 6/1/2014. To read the full article, click here. History lost in crumbling homes as Mercer County ‘can’t find a use’ for them Christina Rojas | June 1, 2014 Over the years, the John Rogers House has fallen deeper and deeper into neglect and disrepair. The deteriorating brick structure, believed… Continue Reading
NJ’s Next Generation Science Standards: The Quiet Revolution
NJ Spotlight published the following article on 5/27/2014. To read the full article, click here. NJ’s Next Generation Science Standards: The Quiet Revolution John Mooney | May 27, 2014 As New Jersey schools continue to move to the Common Core State Standards for language arts and math, the state’s expected adoption of the Next Generation… Continue Reading