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Farmers Against Hunger, More Heroes in the Pandemic
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VIDEO: Traveling Swan Family Spotted on Silver Lake in Belmar
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New Jersey American Water Offers Wise Water Tips for Warmer Weather
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Woman Saves Endangered Birds on Jersey Beach
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Cancellation of June FOHOS Holmdel Walks
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Create a Victory Garden During the War on COVID-19
By JILLIAN DIAMOND
June 1, 2020
EAST BRUNSWICK, NJ - Farmers are a demographic that many may not have thought of as being affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. But New Jersey-centered organization Farmers Against Hunger has been helping local farmers as well as people in need during this difficult time. Since the pandemic started ten weeks ago, Farmers Against Hunger has donated 300,000 pounds of fruit, vegetables, ...
Below is the video, courtesy of Belmar’s multimedia director John Sabia.
JERSEY SHORE — A family of swans on Silver Lake captured the public’s attention this week — and even starred in their own Belmar video.
But is seems that since the adult pair of swans and their cygnets were waddling southbound down the boardwalk on May 28 — escorted in the ...
CAMDEN, N.J. – MAY 21, 2020 – With the spring season in full swing and summer on the way, New Jersey American Water is offering tips to customers to help avoid the water overuse pitfalls that frequently happen this time of year. These tips and insights are designed to help customers save money while alleviating stress on water supplies and infrastructure as we head into the warmer ...
The article below is being featured as part of the Talk About the Good campaign.
BELMAR, NJ — It’s can be a good thing that Gov. Murphy closed the parks in April because on a cold April morning Mei-An Raicer decided to jog on the beach in Belmar, instead of the park she normally runs in. She came across two strange birds wrapped together in braided fishing ...
A vigorous five-mile walk will do more good for an unhappy but otherwise healthy adult
than all the medicine and psychology in the world. – Paul Dudley White
Holmdel, NJ: In the interest of everyone's health, safety and well being, FOHOS (Friends of Holmdel Open Space) is canceling the June 6th National Trails Day walk and the June 20th Fossil Hunt.
We suggest that to ...
During World War I and World War II, Americans at home were encouraged to grow "Victory Gardens," using their backyards or small plots of land to grow, preserve, and eat their own vegetables. People grew string beans, peppers, onions, and peas to fill their plates during food rationing and to allow farm-grown food to be sent to soldiers and sailors overseas. Victory ...
