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Trenton, New Jersey, USA - Monday June 22, 2009: Sustainable New Jersey awarded $200,000 in Green Grants to 14 municipalities. Four communities received grants of $25,000: Hardwick, Livingston, Morristown, and Trenton. Ten $10,000 grants went to: Asbury Park, Easthampton, Highland Park, Lindenwold, Maplewood, Milltown, Ocean Township (Monmouth County); Somers Point, Summit, and Vineland. The grants were funded by Walmart and recipients were chosen by a blue ribbon panel of sustainability experts.
In this photo, participants from Sustainable New Jersey posed with winners from Morristown. From left: Timothy C. McDonough, President, New Jersey League of Municipalities and Mayor, Hope Township; Pam Mount, Vice Chair, Mayors Committee for a Green Future and Mayor of Lawrence Township; Jennifer Hoehn, Senior Manager of Public Affairs New Jersey, Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.; Paul Miller (Morristown Partnership Director of Sustainability Programs); Arthur Clarke (Environmental Commission Chairman); Randall Solomon, Executive Director, New Jersey Sustainable State Institute, Bloustein School of Planning and Policy, Rutgers University; Business Administrator Michael Rogers; Joseph V. Doria, Jr., Commissioner, New Jersey Department of Community Affairs; Joseph L. Fiordaliso, Commissioner, New Jersey Board of Public Utilities; Louise Wilson, President of the New Jersey League of Municipalities Educational Foundation; Jeanne Herb, Director of Policy, Planning and Science, New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection.
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