Mansion in May at Fawn Hill Farm

The Women’s Association of Morristown Memorial Hospital (WAMMH) hosts its 15th Mansion in May Designer Showhouse and Gardens at Fawn Hill Farm in Harding Township, New Jersey.

 

The Black River Journal Spring Issue 2010

Spring Basket Day

Since the first "Spring Basket Day" in 1961, thousands of hours have been invested and hundreds of friendships forged, as the women of L.P.C. (and some fearless men) join together to create a community event full of fun, fellowship, and surprises...

By Carol Cummins & Susan Wingfield

 

Love at the Foot of the Lane

The tale of a big city newspaper man and a country school teacher whose stormy, public life together stood in contrast to its innocent and promising beginning set against the backdrop of the tranquil Somerset Hills...

By C.G. Wolfe

 

The Mini Mac

An original, roadside diner and drive-ins, it’s that welcome, down-home feeling served with loving spoonfuls of warmth and soul. Serving loving spoonfuls of warmth, soul, and classic Americana…

By C.G. Wolfe

 

Bring the Bounty of Spring to Your Table

After a winter of roasts, soups, and long braises, it is nice to be able to return to the light, delicate meals of spring and summer…

By Nick Cusano

 

Lamington Presbyterian Church Giving Garden

Sections of the new Community Garden at LPC named the “Giving Garden,” are volunteer plots designed to raise vegetables for local food banks and shelters…

By Kristin P. Krag

 

Of Horses and Hope: SHHRC

The Somerset Hills Handicapped Riding Center’s horses provide more than just a ride; they provide legs for some, friendship for others, independence for many, and hope for all…

By Jessica D. Bourgeois

 

Spring Fly Fishing

One of the major features of any stream or river is its flow. This varies with the seasons and is often very dependent on rainfall…

By Jim Holland

 

Hiking Along the Middle Brook

While Somerset cannot boast the formal connectivity of their parks by an official trail system to the extent of some of its neighboring counties, there are still plenty of scenic public greenways worth visiting…

By Mike Helbing

 

The Legacy of Lenox

Trenton’s history as a major pottery industry dates back to 1850 with the culmination of over 150 pottery companies in operation by the turn of the 20th century…

By Martine M. White

 

Wood Dreams

…It really was inevitable that I would meet Travis Ruhland, owner and founder of Middle Valley Lumber… Here, quite out into the woods is an assemblage of buildings housing some of the finest cut lumber I’ve ever seen…

By William D. Trego

 

Raising Barns in Bernards Township

A hundred years ago, Bernards Township had a population of 2,700 - and more than 200 farms… While original farmhouses still stand, the barns are mostly gone…

By Kate Lincoln

 

 

Winter 2010 Issue

Cover Story

Mansion in May Designer Showhouse and Gardens at Fawn Hill Farm

 

Mansion in May 2010

 

Spring Basket Day

Winter Fly Fishing

Love at the Foot of the Lane

The Mini-Mac

The Mini-Mac

Of Horses and Hope

Of Horses and Hope

Spring Fly Fishing

Spring Fly Fishing

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