Author: Tom Wilk
In Garbage in the Garden State, Jordan P. Howell traces NJ's decades-long efforts to regulate and dispose of waste.
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Trailblazing NJ Scientist ‘Forged a Wider Path for Women’
February 17, 2023
Mary Treat, a naturalist who lived and worked in South Jersey, also corresponded with Charles Darwin, who praised her findings.
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“While I have grown about 8 inches and gained about 70 pounds since 1970, the size 10 boots still fit.”
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The Glassboro Man Who Sailed the World With No Navigational Help
December 9, 2022
A new book chronicles Marvin Creamer's 29,400-nautical-mile adventure, which set off in Cape May 40 years ago.
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How New Jersey Kicked Off Thanksgiving’s Football Tradition
November 23, 2022
Princeton University was the site of the first holiday game 150 years ago.
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Green Gables Croquet Club in Sea Girt, celebrating 65 years, invites the public to play a free game of golf croquet this June.
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New Book Enlivens Vintage Photographs of Jersey Shore
November 16, 2021
Local Color introduces hand-colored versions of originally black-and-white pictures, taken on Long Beach Island from the 1870s through the 1980s.
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Jersey-born Cynthia A. Branigan recounts her special bond with Gamal, whom she spared from a potential trip to the slaughterhouse, in her new book.
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History professor Jacob A. Zumoff tells the story of one of New Jersey’s longest work stoppages.
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What’s On Our 2021 Summer Reading List
June 11, 2021
9 books by Jersey authors to savor down the Shore or by the pool.
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