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SJA award winner for Sports Journalism. Long time Test Match Special cricket commentator. Patron @_mccfoundation. Insta/TikTok alison_mitchell00
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A wake-up call for New Jersey water

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By Alison Mitchell Verified
| Central Jersey Media
BY ALISON MITCHELL New Jersey Conservation Foundation As the most densely populated state in the country, New Jersey is constantly balancing a large population and significant industry with a finite water supply. And that balance is becoming harder to maintain. As the most densely populated state in the country, New Jersey is constantly balancing a large population and significant industry with a finite water supply. And that balance is becoming harder to maintain.
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The Evolution of Extended Stay Hotels

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By Alison Mitchell Verified
| HotelExecutive Verified
Apiary Hotel Lobby The extended stay hotel category is long overdue for a refresh, previously leaning on basic amenities and relying on travelers to spend much of their time off property. Today’s travelers are seeking sophisticated design, residential-style comforts and community not only from traditional hotels, but from the extended stay category as well. The industry is just beginning to catch up, and Apiary Hotel is among the early adopters.
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Jersey Shore lighthouses are beacons of history | Opinion

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By Alison Mitchell Verified
| NorthJersey.com Verified
From Sandy Hook to Cape May and along both the Delaware and Hudson Rivers, historic lighthouses dot New Jersey shorelines. Built for their utility, these structures now offer visitors a chance to explore a bit of history and some of New Jersey’s prettiest landscapes. Without the parks and preserved open space surrounding these monuments, many might not be standing. Parks can help limit overdevelopment that might change the nature of historic sites and buffer against flooding or shoreline erosion.
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