By Matt Rooney _ Rough conditions on the Delaware River may’ve sidelined reenactors this Christmas, Save Jerseyans, but the Second Miracle of Christmas (the “first” Battle of Trenton) is no less worth remembering today for it. Quite the opposite! Miracle #1: A Read More
A portion of Route 29 in Trenton remains subject to possible closures and delays due to flooding from an ice jam in the Delaware River, complicating the traffic around the Statehouse with Tuesday’s …
A crucial infrastructure deal to fund a multi-billion-dollar rail tunnel under the Hudson River suffered a major setback Friday, after the Trump Administration announced the project relied on a “non-existent” agreement to secure federal funding. … -existent” agreement to secure Read More
Aside from far-left ideas and a New Jersey zip code? A shit ton of cash, Save Jerseyans. Check out this new analysis of Bruce Springsteen’s 2016 earnings from Billboard.com: Concerts/Touring: $40.9 million Recording Royalties: $1.4 million Overall Sales (e.g. merchandise): $804,900 Publishing (he Read More
“Washington Crossing the Delaware” by Emanuel Gottlieb Leutze After losing the Battle of Brooklyn Heights, Aug. 27, 1776, the Continental Army was driven out of New York, across New Jersey and into Pennsylvania. In six months, ranks dwindled from a Read More
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog Here’s hoping the rescue team that snatched this 5 foot-long reptile from the Passaic River on Wednesday can get it back to Trenton in time for its next committee meeting, Save Jerseyans…. But at least Read More
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog Paterson was our country’s first planned industrial city, and a thriving late-18th century community of mills and manufacturers proliferated around the Great Falls of the Passaic River. Eventually, this city would produce everything from Read More
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog The sun came up this morning, cats still hate dogs, the Middle East is a war zone and a new watchdog audit report is very critical of salary-related procedures at the hopelessly corrupt Delaware River Read More
