Bill Duhart
lehighvalleylive.com
Washington, VA, United States
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House built by former slave deteriorates in U.S. park despite pledge to spend $100K to save it
The Johnson-Losey Home, located in the Delaware Water Gap National Recreational Area, is in danger of falling down. → Read More
The country’s 1st Black country club is in N.J. Now, it’ll be on national historic register.
Founded in 1921, it was an oasis for Black entertainment, society, and recreation. → Read More
Atlantic City unveils new murals featuring Martin Luther King, Jr. at an N.J. beach
The murals also feature other civil rights figures and local activists and educators from the past. → Read More
N.J. man dies in Garden State Parkway crash
The accident happened Friday evening in Ocean County. → Read More
$180M in extra aid for N.J. city doesn’t get us to the ‘end zone yet,’ Gov says
The money will pay for infrastructure improvements and police. → Read More
7 spots in this N.J. county highlight state’s historic role in Underground Railroad
From the southern tip of the state stretching toward Jersey City, there are more than at least a dozen communities in New Jersey with historic Underground Railroad sites, → Read More
Atlantic City’s Chicken Bone Beach to be ‘recreated’ at NAACP national convention. What was it?
Nearly 60 years ago Chicken Bone Beach transitioned from a racially segregated beach to a public Shore destination. → Read More
Homes in these 3 counties are selling faster than in other parts of N.J.
Gloucester County led the state in homes that averaged the fewest days on market, according to the most recent data available. → Read More
Crystal clear water, large-mouth bass found at end of kayak trip to elusive source of N.J. urban river
A six-day expedition of environmentalist, students and others solves mystery. → Read More
A new Wawa is seen as a sign of boom times in this N.J. city
A new Wawa has opened in Vineland, New Jersey. → Read More
N.J. is becoming more diverse, but that change is not happening everywhere, study finds
New Jersey’s population has become more diverse over the past two decades, according to a study published this month by the William J. Hughes Center for Public Policy at Stockton University. → Read More
70-year-old man killed, passenger in critical condition in 2-car crash
One victim was declared dead at the scene in Manchester Township. → Read More
Early morning shooting in N.J. leaves 27-year-old man dead
The man died of wounds at a local hospital, police said. → Read More
N.J. urban kayak trip heading for a river’s elusive source
Organizers said the goal is to find the source of the Cooper River in Camden County. → Read More
Offshore wind company partners with N.J. university to train protected species observers
Ørsted and Stockton were already working together to support research for alternative energy, climate change and resiliency. → Read More
N.J. town seeks return of antique firetruck from disbanded volunteer fire company, lawsuit says
An antique fire truck is part of an ongoing dispute between a disbanded volunteer fire company and the municipality it served for nearly 100 years. → Read More
Share of $300K in grants for environmental sustainability help many N.J. communities
Thirty-five towns and schools were awarded funds this month. → Read More
Inflation, including spiking fuel prices, are putting the squeeze on N.J. farmers, consumers
Higher prices may be around for awhile, farmers say. → Read More
6-year-old on dirt bike hospitalized after collision with truck
The condition of the child was not immediately reported. → Read More
Fatal early-morning N.J. crash claims 1 life in Gloucester Township, police say
The investigation into the one-vehicle wreck continues. → Read More