Source: CentralJersey.com; KidzDent.com The Monmouth County Park System has confirmed that a “harmful algal bloom (HAB) is present in the Manasquan Reservoir in Howell NJ with levels quantified at or above the New Jersey Health Advisory Guidance.” In an advisory message posted online, park system administrators warned the public “not to drink or have contact […]
Source: NJ.com South River officials declared a water emergency in the borough of South River after stinky, brown water came out of residents’ pipes on June 26. Robert Baker, the former licensed operator of the South River Water Department, was arrested and charged with a violation of the Safe Drinking Water Act in June. The […]
Source: Central Jersey.com Princeton: For the fifth year, the HiTOPS Trans Youth Forum has successfully provided services that matter to transgender and nonbinary youths in Princeton. HiTOPS is a organization that fosters healthy and strong young people, families and communities by providing youths of all identities with non-judgmental, affirming, factually accurate, sex-positive sexual health education […]
Source: NJ Dept. Environmental Protection The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) is advising the public to avoid swimming in or contact with the waters of Lake Hopatcong (New Jersey’s largest lake — straddled by Sussex, Passaic and Morris counties) due to an extensive harmful algal bloom (HAB). Using aerial surveillance, The DEP’s Division […]
Sources: UnderMySkinForLife.org, LunchBreak New Jersey Lunch Break freely provides life’s basic necessities: food, clothing and fellowship for our community members in need. As a caring community, Lunch Break freely provides food, clothing, life skills and fellowship to those in need in Monmouth County and beyond. Click here for non-perishable food contribution ideas. We strive to […]
Source: Jersey Journal/NextDoor.com We’re happy to see Jersey City has eight farmers markets on tap this year, but it’s disappointing that, once again, the southern half of the city is left behind. Four of the markets are downtown (two within four blocks of each other, though on different days) and one will be in the […]