At Packed Highlands Hearing, Suspicion and Skepticism Run Deep
02 Jun 2016, Posted by News, Science and Environmental Issues, State News inClick here to read the story from NJ Spotlight.
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The New Jersey Herald published an editorial (4-24-16) titled “Trying to make Highlands Act a bit more fair.” New Jersey Farm Bureau agrees wholeheartedly with this piece, and believes it’s worth a read. Click here to read the editorial.
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