Weekend news roundup

A bus strike won’t go off at midnight tonight — Lakeland Bus Lines agreed to a temporary truce this afternoon. About 5,000 commuters take the bus, says the Daily Record.

The “Dog Beach” wetlands in Egg Harbor Township are being treated to a cleanup and new soil, native marsh grass and trees. Click here for an Atlantic City Press map/graphic.

In Carlstadt, more than 250 acres of the Meadowlands may be turned into a more natural marshland over the course of the next several years.

Morris County’s new county park at Greystone — 300 acres it got from the Greystone Park Psychiatric Hospital, via the state — will include skating rinks, walking paths, athletic fields and a dog park. Its inaugural event, a street soccer tournament, is tentatively scheduled for June 21.

Union County schools will get rid of old lab chemicals as a safety precaution starting this summer.

May Day volunteers cleaned and prettified sites throughout Madison.

The free Cape May County Zoo celebrates its 30th anniversary Tuesday.

Posted by Green Jersey on May 4th, 2008 | Filed in Uncategorized |

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