adding that the initiatives could be considered a “green park or hub.” An email by NJ Advance Media to Jeffrey Dostal, vice president of the Oyster Creek site for Holtec, was not immediately ...

The park, flanked by Hall Street, Turtle Creek Boulevard and Lemmon Avenue, features a meandering spring-fed creek that feeds into a pond. According to the Turtle Creek Conservancy, the park was ...

The 80-pound sea turtle can never be returned to the wild because its rear flippers are damaged. It was missing part of one flipper and the other was essentially paralyzed. The loggerhead was found ...

The monumental masterpieces constructed of weathering steel, each 30 feet high weighing 25,000 pounds, will be installed at Oyster Creek Park, 4033 Texas 6, on Jan. 26 during a ceremony at 10 a.m ...

The Oyster Creek Park and trail system was recognized for its public-private transformation from a barren source of fill dirt into a source of community pride. Prior to the creation of the park ...

LACEY — A package of radioactive material from the defunct Oyster Creek nuclear power plant was ... Holtec spokesman Patrick O'Brien told the Asbury Park Press that no individuals or members ...

April 17), that activities planned for its annual Easter in Turtle Creek Park are canceled due to the severe weather expected for this weekend. Weather forecasters are predicting heavy rainfall ...

For those who missed it last week, the fun family event will take place under Oyster Creek Park’s beautiful amphitheater. All activities and entertainment are free and open to the public.

The former Lee Park in Dallas has been renamed Turtle Creek Park by the Dallas Park Board. According to the Turtle Creek Conservancy, the park surrounding Arlington Hall near the Katy Trail was ...

EVENT CANCELLED DUE TO INCLEMENT WEATHER. If you’re looking for a hopping good time this holiday, put on your finest Easter bonnet and head to Turtle Creek Easter in the Park. The annual event ...

In Oyster Creek Park, “Blue Bells” and “Lunaria” by Georgia-based artist Richard Herzog stand as functional art pieces — benches on which visitors can sit and enjoy the park.