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One Change Project Porchlight Campaign Announces Volunteer-led Effort Delivering More Than 1.5 Million Energy Efficient Light Bulbs in New Jersey
Innovative Campaign to Help Residents Save More than $86 Million in Electricity Costs and Improve Air Quality
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One Change Project Porchlight Campaign Announces Volunteer-led Effort Delivering More Than 1.5 Million Energy Efficient Light Bulbs in New Jersey
Innovative Campaign to Help Residents Save More than $86 Million in Electricity Costs and Improve Air Quality
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Whether she's helping plant a rain garden at the recreation center, distributing energy-efficient light bulbs in town or hosting the local cable program on "Green Matters in Manalapan," Jenine Tankoos has been leading the charge to go green in the township.
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Phase III of Project Porchlight New Jersey’s campaign to educate state residents about making smarter energy-efficient choices has drawn to a close. So this is an excellent time to raise an important question: What kind of impact did this campaign really have?
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Project Porchlight’s Shrewsbury Blitz on September 18 was a terrific success. A diverse group of more than 30 volunteers gathered at the Shrewsbury Historical Society in Shrewsbury, New Jersey, for an informative training session.
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Project Porchlight New Jersey is a grassroots campaign, and our success is defined by volunteer support. Our volunteers harness the power of person-to person communication, reaching out to influence people in their communities to take part in energy conservation.
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The annual Olde Suckasunny Day is an old-fashioned street fair that is presented by the Roxbury Township Public Library, the First Presbyterian Church of Succasunna, and the Succasunna Methodist Church This year’s event, the 23rd Annual Olde Suckasunny Day, took place on September 25 (yes, it was
The Matawan Blitz that was held on September 11 in Matawan, New Jersey, was simply terrific. Members of the Circle K International Club from nearby Brookdale Community College joined Matawan resident volunteers to educate folks about the energy savings offered by compact fluorescent light (CFL) bulbs as well as the energy efficiency programs that are available through New Jersey’s Clean Energy Program (NJCEP)
