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Did you know that burning carbon to produce electricity creates more pollution than all the cars and trucks on the road?  In 1999 the Supply of Energy was deregulated in the State of New Jersey allowing consumers to choose where they buy their energy. Until recently there were few third party suppliers offering residential customers […]

The folks at the new LEGO store opening in Rockefeller Center are going to need a lot of help—they have three days to create a really big apple! Everyone is invited to place some of the 850,000 LEGO blocks that they estimate they’ll need for the 16-foot tall, 12-foot wide sculpture. Rockefeller Center 48th to

The Summer session of Music for Aardvarks begins in less than 3 weeks! For those of you that have registered you will be receiving class confirmations from me shortly if you haven’t yet.  For those of you that have not yet registered and are interested, come join in on the fun!  The 6-week Summer session

Entering its 18th year, Children’s Day at the South Street Seaport transforms the historic Seaport district into New York’s largest free family festival on Saturday, June 26, 2010. Children’s Day is a multi-faceted event that draws 30,000+ parents and children from across the Tri-State area. Musical performances, walk-around characters, hands-on art projects, storytime events and

Get ready for a spectacular Independence Day by making a crafty red, white, and blue bracelet with Mrs. M. at the Hoboken Library.  The activity takes place on June 30 at 2 PM, and is for children, ages 3 to 6 years.  Spaces are limited, so children must be pre-registered.  Call the Children’s Library at

Summer is a great time for school aged kids, entering 1st through 6th grades, to catch up their reading skills while winning prizes for the hours they read.  The Hoboken Public Library is sponsoring “Make a Splash, Read!” for young readers. Kids can win prizes for 1,5,10,15, and 20 hours of reading.  Kids who read