The Atlantus: This concrete ship was built during the steel shortage of World War I and served her country for one year. She was later purchased by a salvage company to serve as a ferry between Cape May, NJ and Lewes, DE. She broke free from her mooring during a storm and sunk on June 8th, 1926. Exit 1.

Relevant Times Magazine Hits the News Stands (and the Web)

From the NJ Web Designers

Nov 01, 2006

The first issue of the printed magazine Relevant Times hits the news stands this month. Look for great stories to help you keep the holidays green.

Check out the Relevant Times website for a list of distribution points or to subscribe to the magazine. If you would like, you can read the content right from the website and save a tree!

The website is designed to consolidate regional information from the printed edition as well as offer additional bits of useful information that can only be found on the website. One major change from the original printed magazine is that the Community Calendar will only be online. Also, check out the extensive, easy-to-use database of resources through its online Resource Directory.

I want to learn more about healthy and sustainable living in these relevant times!

Exit 131: The lightbulb, phonograph, and motion picture projector were invented by Thomas Edison in his Menlo Park laboratory.