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The eagles have landed, report concludes
Report says bald eagles are making a comeback along Raritan River EDISON - The number of bald eagle sightings in Middlesex County since 2000 has steadily been increasing, according to a recent report released by the Edison Wetlands Association and Highland Park Environmental Commission. According to the report "Great American Comeback: The Return of the Bald Eagle to Middlesex County, ...Wednesday, July 18th, 2007
‘Greened’ Edison Superfund site to stay green
Edison's township council plans to support a move to ensure the Chemical Insecticide Corp. site is never built on again by rezoning it for recreational use. "They're preparing the ordinance now," said Charles Tomaro, council president. "Every member on the board wants to preserve it." When Chemical Insecticide Corp. stopped using the property in the 1970s, its five acres were ...Sunday, July 15th, 2007
South Plainfield taxpayers being taken for a ride
What was the real reason for the mad rush to redirect traffic off Hamilton Boulevard in South Plainfield? We were told that the reason for this was because of the congestion, noise and delays. Has anyone tried to travel from Hamilton Boulevard down South Clinton Avenue around 5 p.m.? Speaking of congestion, noise and delays; it is a nightmare. What ...Saturday, July 7th, 2007
REPORT SIGHTINGS
Bald eagle sightings in Middlesex County can be reported to the Edison Wetlands Association at 2035 Route 27, Suite 1190, Edison, or calling (732) 287-5111 or e-mailing ewainfo@edisonwetlands.org. They can also be reported to the state Department of Environmental Protection at (609) 292-9400 or on its Web site at www.njfishandwildlife.com/ensphome.htm. Sightings and additional information are available by contacting the New Jersey Audobon ...Saturday, July 7th, 2007
EAGLES FLY HIGH
Sightings increase in Middlesex County MIDDLESEX COUNTY — Spotting a bald eagle soaring across the Central Jersey sky may no longer be such a rarity. The long endangered, majestic bird with its 7-foot wingspan and striking white head, has been sighted in various communities including Highland Park, Piscataway, New Brunswick and East Brunswick, Milltown, Sayreville and South River, according to a report ...Friday, July 6th, 2007
Mill is closed for lack of business license
Meanwhile, testing under way on 'black dust' collected at 14 homes SAYREVILLE - The borough shut down a slag-related operation at a local steel mill last week at a time when the mill is under scrutiny from neighbors for its "black dust" emissions. International Mill Service (IMS) Inc. ceased its operations on June 22, one day after receiving a letter ...Thursday, March 8th, 2007
Residents fear health effects of black dust
Neighbors of mill say material continues to blanket homes, cars Black dust that collects on properties near a Sayreville factory is reported to contain hazardous materials. Timothy Eppinger, who lives on Wilbur Terrace near the Gerdau Ameristeel plant, said a sample he collected was tested at STL Edison, which provides environmental analytical services, and was found to contain hazardous air ...Wednesday, March 7th, 2007
