Trash

Throwing things in the trash seems easy, but in New Jersey, there’s a lot more to it than meets the eye.

Too much stuff at home? Use NJ’s guide to decide what to trash, donate, or keep and declutter your life the smart way.

Atlantic City Sports Complex: Before & After - Big Improvement [Photos]

So this is my "open letter" or "opinion piece" or "op-ed" on something that just popped into my head as I took a quick walk through Downtown Toms River.

We've probably all done this at some point or another.

Ever done this or had it done to you? You pass by a neighbor's trash can and toss a coffee cup or banana peel into it? In the state of New Jersey, is it illegal?

Do you have a pile in your shed or in/around the house of stuff that you've been meaning to get rid of or haven't thought you could get rid of?

The definition of a slob is “a person who is lazy and has low standards of cleanliness” and is this the case for many ? Let’s face it the litter didn’t end up on the ground through any fault of nature ….. it is US!

Among the other findings that made Clean Ocean Action's "Roster of the Ridiculous" were a kitty litter scoop, cocktail shaker, AirPods, a foam Halloween tombstone, and a New Year's Eve party hat.

I don't get irritated much, but this makes my blood boil.