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ROBBINSVILLE, N.J. – Residents from across New Jersey came together on Saturday, January 2 to show their support for the Kissan Farmer Protests occurring in India in a “Farmers Make, The World Takes" car parade. The movement showed solidarity with farmers while bringing awareness to the issues affecting farmers in India.

The parade, made up of honking ...

FLORENCE, NJ – In with the new year, out with the Christmas tree. But what to do with it?

Burlington County residents are encouraged to bring their real or live Christmas trees to the Burlington County Resource Recovery Complex at 22000 Burlington-Columbus Road on the Florence-Mansfield border where they will be chipped and composted.

The County’s “Treecycling” ...

BORDENTOWN, NJ-- It is unfortunately-- or fortunately, depending on how you feel-- that time of year again when it is time to take down the Christmas tree and get the house back to "normal". 

Since today is Tuesday, this is a reminder to Bordentown City residents that they can bring their trees to the curb on Wednesdays as part of the Public Works Department's ...

CHESTERFIELD, NJ – The Burlington County Board of Chosen Freeholders has announced Chesterfield’s Roseann Greenberg as the recipient of this year’s annual award for farm stewardship.

Greenberg’s philosophy on land management is best summed up by the name of her property: The Forever Green Farm.

It’s more than just a name. Located off Iron Bridge Road near the ...

BORDENTOWN, NJ-- Now that Christmas is over, do you immediately take your tree down immedaitely? Or are you the type to leave it up for as long as possible into the New Year?

Either way, you are probably wondering what to do with your tree once you decide that it's time to go.

If you live in Bordentown City, bring your tree to the curb on Wednesdays as part of the Public Works ...

MOUNT HOLLY, NJ – The Burlington County Board of Chosen Freeholders is asking residents to recycle smartly during the upcoming holidays and into the new year.

Household waste typically increases during the holidays so residents are encouraged to pay attention to what they discard in their recycling bins and to help with collection by flattening cardboard boxes and making sure they do not ...

BORDENTOWN CITY, NJ-- Bordentown City officials announced on Friday that the City has closed on the purchase of 5.44+ acres of property within the Divine Word Seminary lands, located on Park Street.

The City, along with the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection and the D & R Greenway Land Trust had been working together over the last year with the Society of the Divine Word, ...