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You Have to See This! The Cherry Blossoms in New Jersey

This is one of the most beautiful displays you will see here in New Jersey and it s only with us for a short time. It s the fabulous cherry blossoms in Newark, New Jersey. Over 2,700 Japanese cherry trees. The Nations largest cherry blossom tree collection, bigger than Washington D.C. right here in the Garden State. Get our free mobile app The fantastic natural display happens every year at beautiful Branch Brook Park. It s about a 90-minute drive from Ocean County and it s well worth the drive. April and I took a ride this week because this is the peak season for the cherry blossoms, so if you are interested in going to see these beautiful trees ..don t wait too long!

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N J artist gets animated on Arthur, brings local students along for the ride

N.J. artist gets animated on ‘Arthur,’ brings local students along for the ride Updated Mar 02, 2021; Posted Mar 02, 2021 Artist Kevin Sampson on Arthur with his artwork and George, a character from the show. PBS Kids Facebook Share Now he’s become a piece of animated art. Sampson is set to get “Arthurized” and play himself in an upcoming episode of the PBS series “Arthur.” “It came out of the blue,” Sampson, 66, tells NJ Advance Media. “It was just something so different . I never thought I’d wind up a cartoon.” “Arthur,” which premiered in 1996, is based on the children’s books by Marc Brown and is one of the longest-running animated series for children, winning seven Emmys over 23 seasons. The series follows the everyday adventures of an anthropomorphic young aardvark, his friends and family.

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12 Places to See Cherry Blossoms in the United States

12 Places to See Cherry Blossoms in the United States AFAR 2/17/2021 Photo by Shutterstock Every spring, students at the University of Washington in Seattle get to stroll through their quad under a canopy of cherry blossoms.It’s difficult to anticipate exactly when cherry blossoms will make their annual appearance in the United States each spring. Although much of the U.S. will see peak blooms in March or April, cherry blossoms can appear as early as February in some cities, like San Francisco, or as late as May, in Traverse City, Michigan, depending on the weather that year. Once in bloom, these iconic flowers don’t stick around for long. But historically, that’s part of their allure. In Japan, where the world’s infatuation with these flowers originates, the cherry blossom (called

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Profissionais de eventos fazem novo protesto pedindo diálogo com poder público

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Valley News - Christmas drenching likely lifted region from drought

Christmas drenching likely lifted region from drought Little Ascutney Road in Weathersfield, Vt., remained closed Saturday, Dec. 26, 2020, a day after heavy rain and snow melt caused the North Branch of the Black River to flood roads around Mount Ascutney in Weathersfield and West Windsor, Vt. (Valley News - James M. Patterson) Copyright Valley News. May not be reprinted or used online without permission. Send requests to permission@vnews.com. Modified: 12/26/2020 10:19:17 PM The rain that fell Thursday night and Friday might have crushed dreams of a white Christmas and caused a little flooding. But it also appears to have improved the drought conditions that had led to crop losses and dry wells over the summer and fall.

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