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Here are the 30 N.J. towns with the highest property tax bills Updated Feb 15, 2021; But in some towns, typical homeowners are paying more than double that. The state’s most affluent communities are home to average tax bills that soar past $20,000 a year. And one shore town even saw its average increase by more than $1,500 in 2020. Here are the 30 municipalities that had the highest average property taxes last year: 30. Woodcliff Lake Homeowners in this Bergen County borough paid, on average, $16,082 last year, $229 more than in 2019. 29. Closter The average property tax bill in Closter wa...

Fallingwater will offer a new kind of tour for the winter season this year.

Tours explore the landmark’s landscape and exterior. February 8, 2021 Fallingwater is offering Winter Walk tours that allow people to explore the exterior beauty of the landmark during the height of the snowy season. Fallingwater’s stunning architectural design was inspired by the landscape where it was built. This Laurel Highlands UNESCO World Heritage Site, approximately 90 minutes from Pittsburgh, is surrounded by 5,100 acres of conservatory land known as the Bear Run Nature Reserve.  “Exploring Fallingwater during this time of year, with limited people on site and often a dusting ...

  A study from the University of Manitoba is hoping to give 800 families activity kits as part of a study.  "Wellness activities are also included for both caregivers and their families, as we want to ensure families take care of themselves during these difficult times," founding member and project director of the ToyBox project Sheri-Lynn Skwarchuk says. Skwarchuk is a professor and development studies director at the University of Winnipeg. The ToyBox project is being created with the University of Winnipeg and the help of parents, educators, and university and high school students ...

Event Description Winter Walk at R. Robert Funderburg Forest Preserve Saturday, January 30 | 9 AM-11 AM Join us as we explore the Forest Preserve’s newest property. We’ll look for the tracks of our year-round animal neighbors, learn some of the lore of our native trees, and if we are lucky, we’ll get to try out our snowshoes! Dress for the weather and bring your mask. If we have over eight inches of snow, bring your snowshoes, too! Free event! Event presented by: