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Special Valentines Day Bake Sale - Pathways for Exceptional Children Partners with Carlo's Bakery - Place Your Orders by February 10th

Pathways for Exceptional Children will be selling Carlo’s baked goods during lunch on Valentines Day on February 14, 2012 at all the schools and taking larger orders for pickup on February 13, 2012 at the Montville Township High School. Carlo’s Bakery in Hoboken, New Jersey, home of TLC’s Cake Boss, often has hour-long lines for their quality baked goods. Just place your order on this form and bring it back to your school. There will be a box in the main office of each school where order forms will be collected. Baked goods from Carlo’s Bake Shop are NOT nut allergy free.

Montville Kiwanis Food Pantry Opens Additional Drop-Off Sites for Donations

The Montville Kiwanis Club’s  Food Pantry, is located at the United Methodist Church on Whitehall Road (Route 202) next to the Towaco Fire House.

The food pantry is adding two new additional satellite drop off locations, in addition to the Montville Executive Suites located at 330 Changebridge Road, Suite 101 in  Pine Brook (973) 575-6080. This location  is open Monday through Friday for donations from 9:30 a.m. - 3:30p.m.  

Important Phone Numbers that can "Make a Difference"

Montville Township Police Department "Non-Emergency:"  (973) 257-4300

Emergencies Only, Police, Fire & Ambulance: 9-1 -1

Community Services:  2-1-1

Information:  4-1-1

Poison Control: (800) 222-1222

JCP&L - (Electric Non-Emergency):  888-544-4877

NJ Natural Gas (Non-Emergency):  800-GAS-LEAK

"Call Before You Dig:"  8-1-1

SANDLER TRAINING® OPENS IN PINE BROOK

Pine Brook, NJ — Sandler Training, an international training organization dedicated to improving sales and sales management skills, has opened a new office in Pine Brook.    

The new location, part of Sandler Training’s network of over 200 trainers and  consultants throughout the USA, Canada, and overseas, is headed by Gary Palmisano, who has over 20 years of sales, sales management and leadership experience in the areas of outside sales, medical device, pharmaceuticals and new business start-up. 

Edmunds Activities Barn Dedicated to Late Mayor Fred Eckhardt

Friends and family of Fred Eckhardt were on hand when the building formerly known as the Edmunds Recreation Activities Barn, located at 91 Passaic Valley Road, was dedicated to the long time resident, public official, volunteer, and coach.  Pictured shortly after the dedication took place are daughter Cheryl, wife Beverly, and daughters Laurie and Cathy.  They are standing beneath the building plaque bearing former Mayor Eckhardt's name and likeness that reads, "This Recreation Facility Is Dedicated To Fred Eckhardt - A Sports Visionary With Passion And Love For All Children - November 20, 2010."

WACHTEL CAPITAL MANAGEMENT, LLC RELOCATES!

Harold F. Wachtel, Jr., founder and chief investment officer at Wachtel Capital Management, LLC and Wachtel Capital Advisors, LLC announced today that they have relocated their corporate offices to  Montville Executive Suites at 330 Changebridge Road, Suite 101, Pine Brook, New Jersey, 07058.

“The facility is top notch in every aspect.  Aesthetically it is beautiful and very welcoming to anyone who approaches it.  Technologically it offers everything needed to run a success investment and insurance planning practice from very fast T1 internet connections, robust data management systems and state of the art telephone systems.  Not to mention, the staff and co-tenants are unbelievably friendly, helpful and supportive.  They try to set you up for success in every way possible.  It was an easy choice for us,” says Mr. Wachtel.

 Read more Wachtel Capital Relocation Press Release

October Library Board of Trustees Meeting

The October  Library Board of Trustees meeting can be uploaded at:

Part 1 - http://www.blip.tv/dashboard/episode/4371059
Part 2 - http://www.blip.tv/dashboard/episode/4371115
Part 3 - http://www.blip.tv/dashboard/episode/4371120

These documents are discussed at docs.google.com/leaf?id=0B-Q0V7AQ6wVjOTUxZWQ2NDUtMjBlYy00NTg3LWE5ZWEtZWUzODFmMWE1ODBk&hl=en&pli=1

 

 

Support Officer Frank Cooney in the 2010 Walk to Cure Diabetes

Officer Frank Cooney, a resident of Montville, who has been volunteering in the community for over 25 years. He has assisted many township organizations to raise money. Frank has also run many fund drives, pasta dinners, plant drives, tricky trays,fashion shows,coin tosses,candy sales for the Montville First Aid Squad, He is a member of the Montville Drug Awareness Council,(of which he served many years as president), as well as the Montville Police Explorers, Montville PBA and for the last 3 years has helped out JDRF in raising money for juvenile diabetes.

OurMontville.Com recently received a special letter from Officer Cooney, asking us for our support.  We would like to share that letter with you, and ask that you join us in supporting Frank in his endeavors to raise money to help cure Diabetes.

Letter from Officer Frank Cooney: I'm writing to you to ask for your support in a very special cause. My Nephew Michael Cooney, A student in Montville High School, has Diabetes.

This year, I'll be taking part in the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation's Walk to Cure Diabetes along with a half-million other walkers across the country. Our goal: To raise $90 million to help fund research for a cure for type 1 diabetes and its complications.

Type 1, or juvenile, diabetes, is a devastating, often deadly disease that affects millions of people--a large and growing percentage of them, children.

48 acres of land preserved for open space in Montville NJ

The township, with assistance from the Land Conservancy of New Jersey, has preserved 48 acres of land  owned by Robin Starkey for a new park to be named Starkey Park, according to Barbara McCloskey of the conservancy.

The property, located on the corner of River Road and Millers Lane, is one of only a few undeveloped properties remaining in the township and will be part of the Montville Greenway, offering recreational opportunities to residents, said McCloskey, who is the conservancy's membership program manager.

It will be used for hiking, picnicking, cross-country skiing and bird watching. The township also is considering adding fields in the future for sports

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Montville Township sponsors trips to Atlantic City

The Montville Township Department of Parks and Recreation sponsors bus trips to Atlantic City every third Tuesday of the month. The trips include stops to the Taj Mahal casino. The bus departs from the community park at 8 a.m. for a six-hour stay, and returns at approximately 7 p.m. Reservations must be made by the Firday before the trip.

The price is $30.00 per trip.

For farther information contact Montville Township Parks and Recreation or Phone: 973-331-3305