New Jersey is shaped by water, from the Atlantic Ocean to the Raritan River, Lake Hopatcong to the Delaware Bay. Our lives are shaped by water, too. From recreation and travel, water management and infrastructure, to economic impact and transportation, it’s part of our every day – just like turning on the faucet.
The New Jersey Council for the Humanities is hosting hour-long public discussions in every county of the state through August 2020, to capture stories about the different ways water…
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