Secaucus

[ si-kaw-kuhs ]

noun

1. a town in NE New Jersey.

Example Sentences

Growing up, I realized that children are a product of their environment, so let me tell you a little bit about mine: I grew up in Secaucus, N.J., a town called “the Jewel of the Meadowlands.”

From Los Angeles Times

My contributions to the environmental department helped Secaucus to earn recognition from Sustainable Jersey as a Silver Certified Community.

From Los Angeles Times

By educating residents in Secaucus, we altered their behaviors, if even slightly, to be more environmentally conscious.

From Los Angeles Times

I will be honest: I don’t know the current status of those projects I worked on in Secaucus.

From Los Angeles Times

Although these are not fields directly tied to the climate ecosphere, my advocacy in Secaucus made me realize that a systematic mindset and policy knowledge would be strong tools with which I can effect change within both the government and private sector in advocating for larger-scale sustainability solutions.

From Los Angeles Times