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John Longo Massage Therapy now open!

John Longo, a N.J. Certified Massage Therapist, has opened a new massage office in Montville. John has been a Towaco resident since 2002 and has two children attending Montville Township High School. The office is located in The Maximoff Center for Care at 170 Changebridge Rd., Unit A4, Suite 3, Montville, NJ 07045.  John provides many Modalities including Swedish, Deep Tissue, Sports, Reflexology and Hot Stone Massage. For a complete biography, hours, fees and services visit JohnLongo.MassageTherapy.com or contact John directly at johnny4018@aol.com or call 973-902-5643. 

Montville Resident Launches Montville Executive Suites

Montville resident Lisa Picinich has opened Montville Executive Suites at 330 Changebridge Road in Pine Brook, her second such venture in Morris County.  She held a November 19 grand opening at the state-of-the-art facility.

"Our Parsippany location is full, and we really think that Montville is a great location for a new center", says Picinich, referring to herself and partner Jeff Jones.  "Executive Suites are more in demand than ever, with companies needing a place to house essential employees from a closed location or home business owners who want to move from the spare bedroom into a professional setting.  We have exactly what they need".

The new Montville location features 16 fully furnished offices which can be combined into office suites.  Each office has a high speed internet connection, VoIP telephone and video conferencing capability, as well as secretarial support and a conference room that seats 10 people.  "Just bring your laptop and get started" says Picinich. 

"We answer your phones, handle your mail, schedule your appointments, and send out your sales literature to your prospects.  We provide a totally professional appearance without the overhead".

Contact Lisa at Lisa@americanofficecenters.com or 973-265-2800.

Montville firm serves businesses' I.T. needs

Bill Billand started the business in 1993. The firm, located in the Pine Brook section of Montville, now has approximately 350 customers in northern New Jersey, Manhattan and eastern Pennsylvania.

Specialty: "We implement, monitor, and repair voice and data networks for mid-size customers. For some companies, we are their whole IT department,'' Billand said. "We build a piece of equipment in our lab and, when we install it at the site, it's simply a matter of plugging in.''
MOBILE TECHNICAL SERVICES, AT A GLANCE:
Address of business: 70 Old Bloomfield Ave., Pine Brook section of Montville
Type of business: Technical services firm
Principal: Bill Billand
Staff size: Six
Telephone number: 800-735-1235

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Greenwood Tree and Lawn in Montville 'service-oriented'

Family-owned business founded in 1970 draws upon repeat customers.

Business name: Greenwood Tree and Lawn, 6 Fulton St., Montville.  Owners: Ray Woytas, Tim Woytas and Dave Dubee.  Hours: 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Staff size: 25 Phone: (973) 335-6650.

Company history: "This is strictly a family business that was started in 1970," said Ray Woytas. "Today it is run by myself, Tim and Dave, who is a cousin."

Customers: Basically we cover northern New Jersey," he continued. "We have approximately 2,000 to 3,000 customers."

Why do customers choose you: "We are very service-oriented. Our office staff is on duty. It's not just an answering machine. When we make an appointment, we show up on time. We are very true to our word, and the customer always comes first."

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Montville Inn Reviewed in NY Times

THE Montville Inn sits on a gentle rise on a peaceful stretch of Route 202, a block or so from what remains  of the old Morris Canal. Imposing but neat as a pin, with white clapboard, green shutters and an inviting wraparound porch, it looks prosperous and permanent, as if it had commanded this spot for centuries. 

Well, it has and it hasn’t. Despite the conspicuous signs reading “Circa 1770,” the inn is a happy example of the omnipresent suburban species called the teardown. Three years ago its owners, Randy Frankel, T. J. Nelligan and John Hanlon, leveled the decaying Revolution-era tavern that had long been the Montville Inn and rebuilt it from scratch, reopening in July 2007.

They could have fooled me. About the only outward signs of new construction are the baby trees on the front lawn. And while the main floor includes an up-to-date bar, with the usual flat-screen TVs offering two flavors of the sport du jour, the overall theme is nostalgic: booths and banquettes in retro shades of brick, sand and copper, and many vintage photographs of Montville on the walls.  See NY Times.

Gourmet Cafe Now Open on Sunday!

Matthew Pierone, Chef - Owner of Gourmet Cafe Italian bistro, celebrates his first year of ownership with a coupon for OurMontville.com readers!

We are now open for dinner on Sundays!

Hours: 4pm to 8pm

Print out the coupon  below for $5 off lunch or $10 off dinner!

Download gourmet_510_coupon.pdf

LallyGone Now Available in Montville

The idea for LallyGone, LLC was born out of a skilled builder's experience with homeowners' increasing desire to maximize the living space they currently have and their mounting frustration with trying to work around clumsy and inconvenient support columns.

Since 2001, Nader Homes, Inc., a New Jersey based builder and general contractor, has been removing Lally columns for customers as an aspect of larger remodeling/addition projects. The demand for this service proved to be so strong and the results so impactful for the homeowner, that Nader Homes decided to offer the service through a separate company - thus LallyGone, LLC emerged.

Removing the Lally columns in your home allows you to create and improve spaces that were awkward and unusable before.

Basements without Lally columns can be made into beautiful home theaters, game rooms, and play rooms. Garages without Lally columns are easier to organize, easier to park in, and simply more useful.

A.C. Daughtry named to top 100 security companies

We rarely discuss the professional accomplishments of A.C Daughtry, Inc. but our team has produced some excellent results through 2007 and now into 2008 that we would like to share.

Last year we were selected to be a member of the Honeywell, Commercial Security Systems (CSS) team, a nationally recognized network of professional commercial security dealers.

This March, we received two main awards at the national dealer conference in Las Vegas as leaders in the group of 170 (+) dealers during our first year of participation. Following the meeting we were asked to be a member of the CSS advisory board; a group comprised of the top members of the Honeywell team.

With the support of Honeywell, we and the other members of the board discuss areas of growth opportunity, and emerging markets in our industry. One of these new and exciting markets will be Mass Notification or Evacuation, following the awareness of incidents such as the tragedy at Virginia Tech. This market includes all schools, and campuses as well as industrial, medical and other public facilities.

Changebridge Cleaners honors Old Glory

Ron Soussa of OurMontville.com wishes to thank Peter Pak of Changebridge Cleaners who generously offered to restore and clean the American flags used in the patriotic display on the Changebridge Road bridge over Route 80 in Pine Brook. 

Changebridge Cleaners is located in Changebridge Plaza, 263 Changebridge Road.

Thank you Peter!

Montville's Fat Murray's treats Westminster winners

Among the many vendors at the 132nd Westminster Kennel Club dog show was Montville's own Ronnie Fliss of Fat Murray's All Natural Doggy Treats. 

Ronnie's fresh baked peanut  butter carob dipped bones with heart imprints were in the "guests" goodie bags when they checked into Hotel Pennsylvania across from Madison Square Garden.  See Stuff You Can Sink Your Canines Into.

Get Fat Murray's treats at Metro Pet Supply, 19 Main Rd, Montville, 973-335-2616.