By Bill Spadea This post originally appeared at NJ 101.5 _ With Thanksgiving around the corner, Americans are poised to consume approximately 46 million turkeys on that ONE DAY. There’s no shortage of turkeys of course, the poultry industry is alive Read More
NEWTON, N.J. – New Jersey’s annual black bear hunt starts Monday, Save Jerseyans, and it will be the second season (thanks to Phil Murphy) where no hunting can take place on lands overseen by the DEP. Sussex County legislators say Read More
By Bill Spadea This post originally appeared at NJ 101.5 _ The head of NJ Transit is pulling one over on all of us. Not only is he at the helm of one of the worst run public transportation systems in Read More
By Matt Rooney _ The Internet got a real kick out of the footage from Sussex County’s Frankford Township of two large male black bears beating the tar out of one another in a homeowner’s yard. The guy who videotaped it told Read More
By Matt Rooney _ Trenton excels at producing bills which have NOTHING to do with the only thing that matters: making N.J. affordable. You may’ve heard that they’re proclaiming an official state microbe? And that’s just the tip of the Read More
By The Staff _ Cory Booker’s bizarre war on meat and cheese is selling about as well as the Green New Deal, Save Jerseyans. The Internet gave Gropacus/Spartacus plenty of grief over it this week led by Liz Cheney, the Read More
TRENTON, N.J. — The Sixth Amendment affords the right to an attorney. To humans. One New Jersey Democrat legislator believes that right should extend to mankind’s furry friends. This week, Assemblywoman Annette Quijano introduced legislation (A-4840) which, if adopted, would permit courts to appoint Read More
By Cody McLaughlin _ It’s that time of year, Save Jerseyans, the annual bear hunt kicked off this week with the usual platitudes and misinformation from anti-hunting extremist groups. But the real story of the day has been largely unreported Read More
By Alex Kenny _ Ursus Americanus: The IUCN has listed Black Bear as being of “least concern” due to widespread habitat and growing numbers. However, on a warm Saturday afternoon, I became extraordinarily concerned about the black bear of New Read More
