Are you going to tonight’s Night Market in Northern Liberties? Here’s how one of the city’s most popular populist events became literally an overnight success.
Rowan Faculty and Employees Endorse No-Merger Recommendation
Rutgers-Camden belongs to Rutgers University, statewide coalition of labor unions asserts. My breaking news story from yesterday — it’s been a looong time since I’ve covered breaking news! — is here.
In Pursuing LEED-Platinum Certification for the Barnes, Dumb Design Makes for a Smart Building
I was privileged to interview the project manager for the architects of the new Barnes about the incredible eco-features of the building that should qualify it as one of the first LEED-Platinum institutions in the US. Here’s my first story for Generocity.org.
Denying Unemployment to Seasonal Workers at Jersey Shore
They flip the fries and run the Tilt-a-Whirl, but a new bill argues they don’t qualify for unemployment. Read my NJSpotlight.com story here.
Rutgers Trustees Refuse to Surrender Camden Campus
Despite resounding ‘No,’ board leaves door open to further discussions, alternative options.
This is HUGE news for Rutgers-Camden. Read my coverage of it here.
Putting the River Back into Cooper River Park
For everyday visitors, just seeing Cooper River from the park is difficult, accessing it even more so.
Read more here.
Sparkling for spring: Blanche de Chambly Review
Why the Rutgers-Rowan Merger Stinks, by Two Independent Academic Analysts
Why the Rutgers-Rowan Merger Stinks, by Two Independent Academic Analysts
There are 2.5 people in this world who think this is a good idea: Christie, Norcross and half of Rowan’s president.
Announcing My New Position As …
Official Historian for the Pink Boots Society! (Ed. Note: It’s the international organization for professional women in beer).
Hip to Ride the Rails: Why Mass Transit is the New Cool
Public transportation use is at record levels. I explain why and what’s in store for the future of mass transit in NJ, in my NJ Spotlight story, published this morning.
