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Mahwah NJ, nature can be awe-inspiring, but when it comes knocking at your doorstep, it demands attention. Frank T. Pallotta, a Mahwah resident, recently discovered a deer carcass mere steps from his front door. The unmistakable signs of a coyote attack hit close to home—literally.
Continue reading Coyotes in Mahwah: A Wake-Up Call for Safety
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Hackensack NJ, Bergen County continues to lead by example in sustainability under the leadership of County Executive Jim Tedesco. As part of its ongoing efforts to reduce its carbon footprint, the County has added five new electric vehicles (EVs) to its fleet. These EVs are now being utilized by the County Division of Weights and Measures and the County Department of Health Services, reflecting a significant commitment to environmentally friendly practices.
Continue reading Bergen County’s Push for Sustainability: Electric Vehicles Join the Fleet
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Upper Saddle River NJ, Derek Michalski reports again on the runoff from the Toll Brother site at Apple Ridge, “Dark and Stormy in USR today on this gloomy Friday December 28, 2018. We are experiencing heavy rain and another storm water violation on the part of Toll Brothers in Upper Saddle River. This time laden with arsenic and lead mud (sorry “colloidal clay” as NJDEP wants us to call this 12th month long pollution) is allowed to being discharged directly into our public drains. And not even one Toll Brothers employee or USR town zoning officer on the site paying attention to lack of silt barriers and even the cheepest hay barriers. Truly pathetic how this site is being overseen.
Continue reading Apple Ridge Environmental Tragedy Continues
