Roxbury Schools News & Events
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Our students, staff, and schools are active members of the community who give their time to academics, athletics, the arts, and causes close to their hearts. Check out news and events throughout Roxbury
Spotlight on Roxbury!
We want to hear from you Roxbury! We're always looking for great stories or things happening in the Roxbury Schools and around town that involve our students, staff, and families! Share your stories with us at goodnews@roxbury.org or by submitting the online form here. |
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Strength In Numbers! Complete your 2020 Census
There are just five days left to fill out your 2020 Census and be counted! Let's do this together! The next census won't come around for another ten years! Census results have an impact on planning and funding for health clinics and highways, fire departments and disaster response, education programs such as Head Start and college tuition assistance, and so much!
Correct data can help in future situations like the one we are in! This is our one chance until 2030 to ensure that every New Jersey child gets the resources they need for a quality education. Additional information is available at census.nj.gov.
Roxbury Schools have been working to get the word out about the 2020 Census. Still not sure what the Census is? Then be sure to check out a quick video on your school's homepage. Click here for additional resources we've gathered to explain the census.
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Roxbury Schools Virtual Back-to-School Night
The Roxbury Township Public Schools will welcome parents and guardians virtually this year for back-to-school night with pre-recorded videos on Wednesday, September 30th.
Principals will send a welcome video to families that formally outlines the Back-to-School Night experience while covering topics such as school nurse updates, school counselor overviews, and individual specials highlights. Parents will then receive an email from their child's teacher and any other teachers/specialists that your child works with. Please review all the information in the videos and feel free to reach out with any questions afterward! Thank you for participating!
These pre-recorded videos will offer families the opportunity to make a connection with their student's teachers and administrators while learning about district updates, new initiatives and programming, discuss goals and learning strategies as well as hear about important dates.
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RHS Virtual Financial Aid Night
Attention high school families: Usually, every September, the high school hosts a Financial Aid Night to support students and parents as they embrace the college selection process. Well, just like most other things, COVID has altered our plans. For information and resources on Financial Aid, please visit the high school's website here.
We hope these additional videos will assist our high school families as they prepare for college.
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Roxbury Chromebook Insurance
Deadline to Submit: Oct 31
Roxbury Public Schools offers parents the option each year to purchase insurance for student issued ChromeBooks. The annual cost is $28 per school year or $14 per school year if eligible for free and reduced lunch.
Click here for more information on purchasing optional insurance on the Chromebooks to cover damage to the devices. This form would need to be printed along with the check and handed in by October 31st. There are no extensions this year. Please review the letter as there have been changes made to the procedures for what is covered.
This information can be found in the Back-to-School packets on our webpage here.
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RHS Senior Receives Hartford Art School Scholarship
Roxbury High School Senior Alexa Hernandez was recently awarded the Artist of Promise Award to the Hartford Art School at the University of Hartford.
She was selected for this merit scholarship via collaboration between Roxbury High School art teachers and the Hartford Art School.
To acknowledge her creative potential, she was selected to receive an $84,000 scholarship to the Hartford Art School.
Click here to read this coverage on our website under "In the News".
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Franklin School PTA
Mum Sale Fundraiser
The PTA at Franklin Elementary School is committed to making this a wonderful year, engaging students, families, staff, and the community.
Get ready for Autumn and decorate your home or business with 9" Mums from the Roxbury Garden Center.
Franklin PTA teamed up with Roxbury Garden Center to host a mum sale fundraiser. Everything can be done online!
Click here to view this fundraiser flyer in our Virtual Backpack under the flyer section.
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Lincoln Roosevelt PTO
Spirit Wear Fundraiser
Help support the LRS PTO with their spirit wear fundraiser. Show your Roxbury pride and work on keeping our community safe while sporting your LRS or Roxbury face mask. Masks are available in both youth and adult sizes. Order the LR, glitter R, or the Gold R now! Don't wait! The sale ends September 25th. Masks cost $10 each.
Click here to place your order now. Masks can be sent to your home! For LRS families, be sure to enter your child's name, grade, and homeroom in the notes and check local delivery. The masks will arrive at the school!
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RHS Band Parents Association
Fundraiser this Weekend!
This weekend only (Sat., Sept 26 and Sun., Sept 27 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.), Java Joe's Bagels (Rt 10 East in Succasunna, just past Eyland Avenue) will have our very own RHS Bands selling candy and face masks!
Stop by and help support our bands! The candy is $2 each and the masks are $5 each or 3 for $12. Proceeds will benefit all RHS bands.
Click here to view this flyer in our Virtual Backpack under the flyer section.
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RHS Band Parents Association\
Mask Holder Fundraiser
Have you seen these mask holders? These are a must have for students, teachers, parents....everyone! (Since we all have the wear a mask!). Make sure to get yours! They are selling like crazy. Get all three and support the Roxbury Band! Mask holders are $8 each. Click here for the online order form or click here to view the order form online in our Virtual Backpack under the flyer section.
Mask holders are a zippered hard-sided case, 3.5 inches across that can be used as a key chain or attached to a backpack. Can also be used to keep earbuds handy. Great for Back-to-School to show your Roxbury Pride!
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RHS Cheerleading
Cheer Chocolate Fundraiser
Help support the Roxbury High School Cheerleading team with their Gertrude Hawk candy bar sale! Chocolate makes EVERYTHING better! Get one today from any RHS cheerleader! Candy is $1 each.
Missed the Roxbury Pride cheerleading mask fundraiser earlier this year? Don't worry! Masks can still be purchased for $15, while supplies last. Click here to download the order form from our Virtual Backpack under the flyer section.
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Roxbury HS Football
Discount Card Fundraiser
Help support the Roxbury High School Football Team by purchasing Gaels Discount Cards for $20 and valid through August 2021! These cards not only support RHS Football but also supports our local businesses that support the Roxbury Football Program. To purchase your card, contact any RHS Football Player as door-to-door sales are not permitted this season. Cards can also be purchased by reaching out to Laurie Hills at 201-874-6985 or via email at roxburyfootball@yahoo.com.
Click here to view the Roxbury HS Football Gaels Discount Card flyer in our Virtual Backpack under the flyer section.
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RHS Senior Class: Roxbury Apparel Fundraiser
Deadline Oct 1
It's been a great three weeks being back together as Roxbury Gaels! With Fall sports and weather right around the corner it is time to get back into some fresh Roxbury gear! Click here to visit the online store. It will remain open through October 1st. There are two unique designs in this apparel sale, one for our Senior class and one for everyone to enjoy. Feel free to share the link with friends and family. There are lots of nice polo and 1/4 zip options on here this time. Perfect not only for the Fall weather but also to throw right in the wash when you get home for those of us being extra careful about staying healthy!
Please note that this is a COVID-safe fundraiser. You choose where you want the items delivered. To the school or directly to your front door. Enjoy!
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State of Our Gaels Nation |
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Gaelvision: Sports in the Pandemic |
Great new IGTV segment out from our TV Production Sports and News class! In this week's episode, they discuss with coaches and student-athletes about how their particular sport has been impacted by the coronavirus. Enjoy and be sure to tune in for their next episode. |
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State of the Program: Old-school Roxbury trying to recreate past success
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, Roxbury football coach Cosmo Lorusso is going old-school. He broke his roster down into pods of 10, who cycled through practice in 90-minute segments on alternate days. Seniors guided freshmen, and sophomores and juniors held each other accountable, based solely on last name rather than the depth chart.
There was no football, no pads. Instead, the Gaels did body-weight exercises: pushups, crunches and squats. After five weeks, Roxbury shortened the physical component of practice and added the ball. "Are the schemes going to be as complex as in the past? No," said Lorusso, who is in his 33rd year teaching high school English and coaching. "Will we be in shape and ready to play? Yes, because we did the physical component. Were we in the weight room? No, but we did natural things."
The Group IV Gaels roster is down to only 40 upperclassmen - 10 seniors - and 26 freshmen. Lorusso said senior running back/outside linebacker Lucas Spitzer, a three-year starter, is "clearly the leader of this team. This is Lucas' team. The players recognize him as a leader." Quarterback Nick Mastrandrea is back for his second year under center. Safety Jacob Fichter, linemen Julian Orama and Michael Hills, end Bleon Meta and tackle Garrett Sloan also return. Lorusso also highlighted senior inside linebackers Marc Anthony Scalera and Charles Nino, who are both back from injury.
"Sport is being used to heal these kids, who are hurting from a very strange year," Lorusso said. "We want to go out and enjoy the game of football, because we almost didn't have it." Click here to read more of this story from the Daily Record.
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Did you know...
Since 2016, the Roxbury Township Public Schools has been striving to become more sustainable and green in its policies and practices. The Board of Education and administration made the decision to pursue district sustainability and green initiatives by creating and approving policies and regulations outlining its position and efforts.
To that end, all seven schools in Roxbury Township attained Bronze certification through Sustainable Jersey for Schools in August 2018 and now we are striving to renew that certification and attain the next level, Silver! In this section, you will find various green initiatives, events, and tips to live a healthier, greener life. Click here for more information regarding our sustainability initiative.
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Roxbury Clean Communities:
Paper Shredding Day - Sept 26
Roxbury's 5th Annual Community Shredding Event will take place Saturday, September 26th from 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at the Recycling Center located at 96 North Dell Avenue in Kenvil.
Due to limited capacity, this service will be available on a fist come first serve basis. For more information, contact Kellie Ann Keyes at kkeyes@roxburynj.us or by calling 973-448-2053.
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Roxbury Collects
Box Tops for Education
Roxbury Schools collects "Box Tops for Education" at the K-8 schools. It's an easy, practically effortless way to raise funds for our schools by purchasing items you buy all the time. Clipped box tops can be sent to our K-8 schools.
Skip the Clip with the next generation of Box Tops! Box Tops is changing to fit today's families. The new and improved Box Tops mobile app uses state-of-the-art technology to scan your store receipt, find participating products and instantly add Box Tops to your school's earnings online.
for more information.
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Virtual Backpack!
Here we will feature events of organizations, clubs, and teams throughout our community that serve to enrich the lives of our students.
Announcements, upcoming events, documents and forms that were previously sent home via backpacks will now be included in the Virtual Backpack.
Let's continue to work to go green! (On occasion though, some paper forms, and flyers and other important information, will come home with your student or be sent to you directly via email.) This page is updated as flyers and events are received. Check the backpack!
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Check Your
Honeywell Settings!
Don't wait until severe weather hits to check your settings! You may want to change your time settings from Midnight to Midnight and have more than one way of being contacted (i.e., phone call or text message and/or email)! This way if the phone lines are down/circuits are busy, etc., you are covered! Log into your Honeywell account here.
Click here for parent instructions on creating an account.
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Roxbury Employment Opportunities |
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Roxbury Schools
To view all available employment opportunities for Roxbury Township Public Schools and to apply online, visit www.roxbury.org/employment.
Roxbury Township
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Upcoming Board of Education Meetings |
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Mondays:
10/12/2020 - Regular Meeting (Hybrid Meeting / @ RHS)
11/23/2020 - Regular Meeting
12/14/2020 - Regular Meeting
01/04/2021 - Reorganization Meeting
Location:
Lincoln/Roosevelt Auditorium, 34 N. Hillside Ave., Succasunna, NJ (unless indicated otherwise)
Time:
7:30 p.m. (unless indicated otherwise)
View the Meeting Dates, Agendas, and Minutes here!
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Student from Roxbury on Returning CCM TV Program Team
A Roxbury resident is one of three County College of Morris students volunteering on a weekly television show about to begin its sixth season.
The student, Derek O'Leary (RHS Class of 2019), is on the production crew of "CCM: All Access," a show presented by the college's Alex DeCroce Media Center that airs on Morris Educational Television (METV).
O'Leary, a second-year CCM student from Succasunna who is majoring in business administration communication, is joined by Danny Lucero, a second-year student majoring in humanities and social sciences from Hackettstown and Daniil Barkov, a second-year student from East Hanover who is majoring in communication.
METV is viewable on Channel 40 Fios and Channel 77 Optimum. "CCM: All Access" airs on Mondays at 9 a.m., 3 p.m. and again at 9 p.m. Episodes are also posted to the CCM YouTube channel, where all previous episodes can be found. The first episode of the sixth season will air on Monday, September 21. Click here to read more from TAPinto Roxbury.
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Roxbury Community School
Upcoming Programs & Events
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Register now for the
Roxbury Community School Preschool for the 2020/2021 school year!
For more information about our high-quality program and to register for the Roxbury Community School Preschool, please visit www.roxbury.org/preschool.
The Roxbury Community School Preschool is a tuition-based program open to children ages 3-5 as of October 1st and runs congruently with the district calendar and is open to non-Roxbury residents as well!
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RCS College Prep
The Roxbury Community School is dedicated to helping students prepare for college through a few different avenues.
The Roxbury Community School has also partnered with Kaplan SAT/ACT Prep, Lentz & Lentz SAT/ACT Prep, and My 3 Sons/NJ Tutoring to empower students to excel on standardized tests like the SAT's and ACT's. Registrations are ongoing throughout the year! Click here to see what upcoming college prep programs are offered!
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RCS Kids Corner
The Roxbury Community School offers courses and workshops year-round for children of all ages.
Children need to be registered in the school's they attend for the after-school programs. Evening and weekend programs are open to Roxbury and non-Roxbury residents. Click here to view the kid's corner community school programs on our website.
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RCS Adult Programs
At the Roxbury Community School we understand adults of all ages are busy with kids, work, and life in general. Sometimes though you need to just do something for yourself. That's where we come in! We offer evening and weekend programs and workshops geared towards adults that help to enrich your mind and body. Join us for these fun-filled and informative programs! These programs are all open to Roxbury and non-Roxbury residents!
Click here to view the adult community school programs on our website.
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Around Town
Information from Roxbury Township and Local Organizations
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Keep up-to-date with everything going on in Roxbury Township.
Click here for the latest edition of the Township's Monthly What's Happening E-Newsletter filled with upcoming district, township, and recreation events for all ages!
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Roxbury Public Library
Go to roxburylibrary.org to access Roxbury Library's upcoming Events Calendar for adults and children. Register online for programs or call the library at (973) 584-2400. For general information, contact comments@roxburylibrary.org. Click here to view Roxbury Library's upcoming programs in events in our Virtual Backpack under the flyer section.
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Roxbury Recreation
The Recreation Department at Roxbury Township is proud to offer programs for residents of all ages. Here in Roxbury there are an abundant number of youth sports and activities, a lake complex which provides for summer beach fun, beautiful parks, immaculate athletic fields, playgrounds for the little ones and trails for the adventurous. Click here to visit Roxbury Recreation's website for upcoming sports, activities, and information!
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Mount Arlington Recreation
Mt Arlington Rec is a group of volunteers appointed by the Mayor with the goal to coordinate and administer the recreation needs of the Borough. They work together with community volunteers to offer quality recreational programs for the entire family. Click here to visit Mount Arlington Recreation's website for upcoming programs, events, and activities!
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Coming to Roxbury on Election Day 2020: Polling Sites Without Voting Machines
Roxbury will have two polling locations on Election Day, but voting machines won't be there. The machines are among the many things erased from normal life in 2020 due to fear of spreading the coronavirus responsible for COVID-19. The Election Day polling places-one at Roxbury Town Hall on Route 46 in Ledgewood and another at the Roxbury Senior Center at Horseshoe Lake Park in Succasunna - will be open Election Day but only for dropping off completed ballots, said Roxbury Mayor Bob DeFillippo.
He said all registered voters should receive those ballots by mail no later than Oct. 5. Voters do not have to wait until Election Day to submit their ballots and officials are encouraging voters to vote early. "Ballots may be returned by U.S. mail or dropped at the 10 Morris County ballot boxes located throughout the county, DeFillippo said. One of those 10 boxes will be situated in Roxbury Town Hall.
"While we encourage all voters to either return their ballot by U.S. mail or a drop-off box, residents who desire to vote in person will receive a post card that indicates their polling location (either Town Hall or the Senior Center), said the mayor.
The polling location for those who want to wait until Election Day to cast their ballots will be based on a voter's ward and district. All voters in Roxbury Ward 1 are assigned the polling place at Town Hall, as are voters in Ward 3 Districts 1 and 6.
All other voters are assigned to the Senior Center polling site, according to the county. The two sites will be open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Election Day for ballot drop-off. Click here to read more about the upcoming elections from TAPinto Roxbury. Click here for more election information from the Morris County Elections Center.
Click here to find out Key 2020 Voting Deadlines In New Jersey as reported in Patch.com.
Click here to have your election questions answered by Morris County Clerk Ann Grossi from TAPinto.net.
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NJ families can get money to help with child care during remote learning. Here's how to apply
New Jersey families struggling to afford child care during remote learning can now apply for state grants under a new $150 million state program. The Department of Human Services said Monday that it had begun taking applications for its COVID-19 child care tuition assistance program. Families with incomes up to $75,000 that need either full or part-time child care due to their child's remote learning schedule are eligible to apply.
Tuition assistance will be available through Dec. 30 for eligible residents with children 5 to 13 years old. Applicants must show proof of income and a notice or announcement from their child's school of a remote learning schedule. Families can apply online at www.ChildCareNJ.gov. Click here to read more about this from the Daily Record. Information regarding this program can also be found in our Virtual Backpack flyer section.
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Annual Roxbury 'Halloween House' Display Axed for 2020
Add the Halloween House in Succasunna to the long list of traditionally annual events in Roxbury canceled this year due to COVID-19. For the first time in more than three decades, Craig and Madeline Heard are not welcoming the public to their property at 2 Alcott Way for an over-the-top Halloween celebration that takes almost two months to build and features thousands of creepy and funny items. "To our Halloween House followers and Halloween guests and families: After 33+ years of The Halloween House display, it is with regret that this year we must postpone our display until next year," said the Heards in a statement.
The decision likely came as no surprise to those in the Heards' neighborhood who surely noticed that the family had yet to move to its front yard the huge "pirate ship" that serves as the centerpiece of the annual exhibit. The free display, which spills into several rooms of the Heard home, takes about seven weeks to build and typically includes new features every year. Click here to read more about this from TAPinto Roxbury.
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Roxbury Cancels Holiday Street Fair, Re-installs Some B-ball Hoops
There will be no Home for the Holidays street fair in Roxbury this year, thanks to COVID-19, but some of the township's basketball hoops - taken down this spring as the pandemic struck - will be re-installed, said Roxbury Mayor Bob DeFillippo on Tuesday.
The continued presence of the coronavirus prompted township officials to pull the plug on the annual Home for the Holidays, an event that had been scheduled to take place on Main Street in Succasunna on Dec. 5. This year's event would have been the sixth.
However, basketball players won't have to wait until then to return to some outdoor public courts. The mayor said the township Department of Public Works (DPW) will be re-installing basketball hoops at the Mooney Mountain, Lower Berkshire Valley, Port Morris and Dell Avenue courts. The hoops were removed in mid-March in an effort to stop the spread of the virus. DeFillippo said the basketball hoops at Horseshoe Lake Park in Succasunna will remain uninstalled for the time being. He said their re-installation depends on the behavior of people at the courts where the hoops are being reinstalled. Click here to read more from TAPinto Roxbury.
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Cub Scout Pack 54
Recruiting Hike this Sunday
Looking for an adventure?
Join Cub Scout Pack 54 from Franklin Elementary School on a recruiting hike on Sunday, September 27th from 10:15 a.m. to noon at the West Morris Greenway Trail at Horseshoe Lake. Park at the lots on Righter Road.
Build character, gain confidence, make friends, and learn life skills.
Click here to view this event flyer in our Virtual Backpack under the flyer section.
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BSA Troop 188
(Landing-Mt. Arlington)
Used Clothing Drive
Deadline Oct 9th
We are accepting:
- Wearable/usable clothing
(men's, woman's and children's)
- Shoes, belts, and handbags
- Linens (bedding, curtains and towels)
- Stuffed animals, clean please, no stains
- Hard small toys (2 feet or less in size)
- Bicycles in working order
Please bag shoes separately. Bag all items into white, 13 gallon plastic, tied bags. We will not be accepting: any sports equipment, no board games, books, puzzle, pots and pans. No electrical devises or glass. No large toys or any baby equipment.
Items may be drooped off at 22 McGregor Avenue in Mount Arlington. Please place bags of items on the tarp in the driveway. We will be collecting until October 9, 2020. Thank you for your support in this fundraising event. Any questions, please contact Debbie Devery (Clothing Drive Coordinator) at 973-960-3036. Click here to read about this event from Hopatcong Lake Regional News.
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Lake Rogerene Trails Grand Opening - Ribbon Cutting - Oct 3
Join us Saturday, October 3, 2020 at 9 a.m. for the ribbon cutting and official opening of the Lake Rogerene Trails on Orben Drive in Landing. The trail head is located on Orben Drive before the Lake Rogerene Fire Station. For more information, please visit mountarlingtonnj.org. For questions, contact Christina Chismar at 973-234-5080 or email her here. Click here to read this coverage from Hopatcong Lake Regional News.
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Girl Scouts: Virtual Animal & Robot Themed Events
Come learn about and experience Girl Scouts with Virtual Animal and Robot Themed Events for girls in Kindergarten through third grade who are not yet in Girl Scouts--It's all Free! Connect via Zoom at the time that's convenient for you. Upcoming Morris County dates include Saturday, September 26 and October 1st. Parents and caregivers are invited too! Get more information and RSVP here or contact them at 973-248-8200. Click here to read more about this event and the Girl Scouts in our Virtual Backpack under the flyer section.
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2020 Virtual Lake Loop Challenge - Bike, Run, Paddle
Join the challenge October 1-11 - Register today!
As a result of the current COVID-19 pandemic, the Lake Hopatcong Foundation's annual Lake Loop bike, run, paddle has been reimagined as the Virtual Lake Loop Challenge!
Lake Loop will still celebrate Lake Hopatcong as a recreational resource, only now we will come together virtually, with a goal of getting active for 2,020 hours and raising $60,000 to support the lake environment and enhance the lake experience for all.
Let's challenge ourselves, cheer each other on, support New Jersey's largest lake, and put "2020" behind us! Click here for more information and to register now!
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$250K Fix-Up in Store for Morris Canal in Roxbury
An important piece of the former Morris Canal, situated in Ledgewood and choked with weeds, will soon receive major restoration. Known as Morris Canal Incline Plane 2 East, the 19th Century structure in Roxbury’s Morris Canal Park will see restoration of its stone-lined raceway, mule/towpath, foundations and support structures. The work will be funded by $250,200 worth of state and county historic preservation grants distributed by the township under an ordinance adopted this week by the Roxbury Mayor and Council. Considered engineering marvels at the time, the 23 inclined planes on the 107-mile-long Morris Canal used massive, water-powered turbines deep in the ground to pull canal boats up and over hills. Plane 2 East allowed the canal boats, loaded with 70 tons of coal, to traverse 80 feet of elevation in their voyage between the Delaware and Hudson rivers. Click here to read about this restoration from TAPinto Roxbury.
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Roxbury Area Elks Club Plans Pre-Halloween Concert on October 25
The Lake Hopatcong Elks is hosting a pre-Halloween fundraiser concert featuring four bands that will play live at its site on Mount Arlington Boulevard. The Oct. 24 concert, titled "Monsters of Rock," will feature performances by Hopatcong Sound Machine, Road Machine, Sixx Seconds to Mars (Mötley Crüe tribute) and Obey Your Master (Metallica tribute), said the Elks in a press release. It said the show will run from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. The show will take place outside and will observe social distancing protocols, according to the Elks. "As well as the live music, we will be holding a a 50/50 raffle and there will be a fancy dress contest for those who come dressed as 80s rockers, which is sure to be great fun," said the organization. Tickets will be $10 in advance or $15 at the door. More information is available by calling (201) 230-2596. Click here to read more about this event from TAPinto Roxbury.
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Buy-A-Brick Campaign to Help Improve Main Street |
Roxbury Township's Main Street Committee invites you to help support their fundraising efforts to continue the beautification of Main Street in Succasunna. Remember a loved one or engrave your name in history! Engraved bricks cost $150 each. Group/bulk orders of ten (10) or more bricks submitted together can pay a discounted price of $125 per brick. Proceeds benefit the continued beautification of Main Street in Succasunna. The bricks are installed in the courtyard surrounding the Victorian Clock by the Gazebo at the Library. Remember a loved one. Honor your family's name on historic Main Street. Salute your graduate! |
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