Posts Tagged ‘water’

Monday Morning News Roundup

By • Aug 16th, 2010 • Category: Blog

Share/Save – Wind Power at Port Jersey: The Port Authority’s proposed project at Port Jersey on the border of Bayonne and Jersey City would have five wind towers, each more than 280 feet tall. The authority is seeking suggestions from companies that might be interested in managing the project on how to set up the [...]



Drought Watch Issued for Hudson County

By • Aug 6th, 2010 • Category: Blog, News

Share/SaveThe continued dry conditions and concerns about reservoir levels have led the state Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) to issue a drought watch for Hudson County and four other North Jersey counties. The DEP, which has noticed “a rapid decline” in some reservoir levels, hopes to moderate water demand through voluntary conservation. It is not [...]



Get Your Compost On: Pick Up a Discounted Bin Saturday

By • Apr 29th, 2010 • Category: Blog

Share/SaveFor the second year in a row, the Hudson County Improvement Authoriity (HCIA) is selling compost bins at a deep discount to encourage residents to cut down on their food waste. The sale is this Saturday, May 1, at Lincoln Park from 9 am to 3 pm. The HCIA will be selling The Earth Machine, [...]



Monday Morning News Roundup

By • Apr 26th, 2010 • Category: Blog

Share/Save- High School Sports Axed at County Tech: As part of the Hudson County Schools of Technology’s $45.7 budget passed late last week, the entire athletics departments at County Prep in Jersey City and High Tech High School in North Bergen have been eliminated. – JC Trying to Get Out of Water Deal: In the [...]



Water, Water Everywhere: Artist Pollie Barden Unveils 2nd ‘Bottled Project’

By • Feb 3rd, 2010 • Category: Arts, Featured

The Jersey City artist has teamed up with more than 1,000 local students to explore “the politics and economics of bottled water” through sculpture. The installation is made up discarded water bottles collected from school waste receptacles, the Hackensack and Hudson Riverfronts, city streets and neighborhood parks.



Hope You’re Thirsty: Water Boil Advisory is Lifted

By • Sep 2nd, 2009 • Category: Blog, News

Share/SaveUnited Water has lifted the boil water advisory for Jersey City residents that had been in place since a water main broke on Monday night. The company says the Department of Environmental Protection has reviewed samples of special Chilltown water and has advised that it is not necessary to boil any longer.



Water Update: Main is Fixed, Boil Advisory Remains

By • Sep 2nd, 2009 • Category: Blog

Share/SaveEmergency crews have completed the repair of a broken 24-inch water transmission main near Route 7 in Jersey City, according to United Water. However, the company’s advisory for city residents to boil water remains in place, again, “until further notice.” It typically takes 24-48 hours before such an advisory can be lifted. The company says [...]



UPDATE: Keep Boilin’ That Water

By • Sep 1st, 2009 • Category: Blog

Share/SaveOfficials from United Water this afternoon said that the boil water advisory for all of Jersey City remains in place “until further notice.” The company is testing water samples and will provide lab results to the Department of Environmental Protection for the go-ahead. It typically takes 24-48 hours before a boil water advisory can be [...]



Friday Morning News Roundup

By • Dec 26th, 2008 • Category: Blog

Share/Save“Leaping Lizards” and recycled stories … that’s what I call a slow news day. – The Journal uses a story published five days ago in its sister paper the Star-Ledger as its main story today. Read our take on it here (“Last night’s bitter cold…”). – The other front page story is about a fire [...]

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