Hunterdon Covid-19 Test Site
To Remain Open Through April 30
County Using Federal Grant Funds For Operations
Clinic Open; Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and
Saturday 10 am to 4 pm and Thursday from noon to 7 pm
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With the demand for Covid-19 testing remaining high in Hunterdon County, the Board of Commissioners, at the March 15th Board meeting, on the recommendation of the County Health Department, approved continuing the test site on Reaville Avenue in Flemington through April 30th, using grant funds.
Board Director John E. Lanza stated, “The demand remains high from individuals needing tests for work or school, for travel, to visit loved ones in the hospital, or for people who wish to be careful about spreading the virus at home or work.
The testing facility also offers a resource to businesses, so that both vaccination and testing can be options for employees, particularly for those who have a medical or religious reason that prohibits vaccination.”
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Hunterdon County Surrogate Court Re-opened For In-person Service To The Public March 14th
Office Operated Remotely During Post Holiday Covid-19 Spike
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County Surrogate Susan J. Hoffman announced that the Surrogate Court re-opened to in-person traffic on March 14th, welcoming business back inside the Justice Center on Park Avenue, after closing for a little more than two months due to a COVID spike after the holidays, Commissioner Susan J. Soloway reported at the March 15th Board meeting.
Commissioner Soloway, the Board’s liaison to the Surrogate’s Office, said at the meeting, “I am pleased to report that County Surrogate Susan Hoffman re-opened the Surrogate Court for in-person traffic this past Monday, March 14th.
The Surrogate’s office, while serving the public remotely, was closed to in person traffic on January 7th under guidance from both the New Jersey Administrative Office of the Courts and the County’s Department of Health, as the number of post holidays Covid cases spiked.”
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Hunterdon’s Dave Bond, Sr. Recognized For Receiving
State’s Distinguished Service To Agriculture Award
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Photo: Dave Bond, and his wife Shirley, with Commissioner Director John E. Lanza |
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The Chairman of Hunterdon County’s Agriculture Development Board, Dave Bond, Sr., of Delaware Township, was recognized by the County Board of Commissioners for recently being awarded the Distinguished Service to Agriculture Award from the New Jersey Department of Agriculture.
Board of Commissioners Director John E. Lanza, in presenting the Board’s Proclamation recognizing Mr. Bond’s commitment to agriculture and his public service to the community, stated, “Dave Bond sets the standard for leadership, service and dedication, from his sixty years as a member of the Hunterdon County Board of Agriculture, to his nearly fifty years serving as an Amwell Valley Fire Company volunteer, and his twenty-six years as a member of the County’s Agriculture Development Board."
*photo credit, Rikki Massand
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Hunterdon Board Director Seeks
County Tax Rate Freeze Again
In 2022
Board Director John E. Lanza said, “I am calling on the Board’s Budget Committee to work towards a 2022 budget that again freezes the county tax rate for the fourth consecutive year.”
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County Walk-Up Vaccine Clinic
To make an appointment for your vaccination or booster, call 908-788-1351
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WINTER & SPRING PROGRAMS: REGISTER TODAY!
ASSEMBLE A BLUEBIRD HOUSE: Sunday, April 3, 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM, Deer Path Park, Cedars Pavilion, ages 8 through adults, $15, CLICK FOR MORE INFORMATION!
TOT WALKS: Worms: NEW SESSION: Wednesday, April 20, 9:30 AM to 10:15 AM, Echo Hill, ages 2 and 3, each program $5 per child; accompanying adult attends for free, CLICK FOR MORE INFORMATION! TWO SPACES LEFT!
MORNING BIRD WALKS: Thursdays, 7:00 AM to 8:30 AM, ages 12 through adult, free!
April 7 Assiscong Marsh
April 14 Deer Path Park, Soccer Lot
April 21 Arboretum
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ARTYARD presents INVISIBLE - NOW through Sunday, APRIL 10 and ARTIST ANCESTORS - NOW through Saturday, APRIL 30
Invisible features the work of twelve artists whose practices examine omitted histories, imperceptible forces, and unspoken narratives which render that which is apparent, misleading, or incomplete. In illuminating invisible forms of labor, unspoken emotional states, and unnoticed effects of human presence, the exhibition examines what the author Svetlana Alexievich calls “the missing history — the invisible imprint of our stay on Earth and in time.”
Artist Ancestors is an exhibition of artist Silky Shoemaker’s portraits of iconic cultural figures who have come back from the great beyond to inspire our community with examples of their brave, original, and idiosyncratic lives. Reserve your tickets for an Artist Talk with Silky Shoemaker on Saturday, APRIL 2 at 4 PM by clicking HERE.
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Hunterdon County Board of County Commissioners and Constitutional Officers |
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John E. Lanza
Director
Zachary T. Rich
Deputy Director
**not pictured
Matt Holt
Susan J. Soloway
Shaun C.
Van Doren
Mary H. Melfi
County Clerk
Fred W. Brown
Sheriff
Susan J. Hoffman
Surrogate
Renee Robeson
Prosecutor
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