Ident-A-Shred
THIS Saturday, November 3
Rt. 12, County Complex
9-12 noon
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Touch-A-Truck
Date: Saturday, November 3
Time: 11:30 AM to 3:00 PM
Location: Deer Path Park
Ages: All
RAIN OR SHINE
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Hunterdon County Employees
Join Fight Against Cancer
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More than 140 Hunterdon County employees came together on Tuesday, October 30
th
for the 2
nd
Annual ‘Making Strides Against Breast Cancer’ fundraising walk. During lunch breaks, each employee took the time to walk a path around the Rt. 12 County Complex to raise money for the American Cancer Society.
Freeholder Deputy Director Suzanne Lagay, liaison for The Division of Health, as well as honorary co-chair for the event said, “Due to research, clinical success and innovative therapies, what used to be referred to the ‘War against breast cancer—a deadly disease,’ has become a disease from which many recover and many, many more live in remission with a manageable illness. Both the awareness and money raised here today for The American Cancer Society will make a difference to those in treatment with breast cancer who will receive help with transportation, lodging and counseling during their prescribed treatment. How wonderful of our caring Hunterdon County employees to take such an active role in service and support of this devastating diagnosis. Thank you so very much.”
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Hunterdon County
And Towns Lead
Volunteer Clean-Up
Along The Delaware River
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The Hunterdon County Division of Health, on September 15th, teamed up with volunteers from Delaware Township and Kingwood Township Clean Communities programs, the D & R Canal State Park, the County Parks Division, and the Delaware River Greenway Partnership in a litter clean-up along the Delaware River, as part of the International Coastal Cleanup, a statewide program focusing on litter abatement in rivers, lakes, and streams throughout New Jersey.
Freeholder Board Deputy Director Suzanne Lagay, liaison to the Health Services Division, said, “The Division collaborates with several agencies devoted to environmental health. Our County provides many programs keeping our parks and water systems clean, and we appreciate the partnering agencies and volunteers who supported the river clean-up.”
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Hunterdon County Division of Health Announces New
Facebook Page For Residents
Click the icon to visit Facebook
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The Hunterdon County Division of Health announced a new Facebook page to increase accessibility to all Health Division information for residents. The Facebook page will give all units within the Health Department an opportunity to share valuable information instantly.
Freeholder Deputy Director Suzanne Lagay, the Board’s liaison for the Health Division said, “It is vital to be able to reach our County residents with information in a timely fashion. Facebook, and other social media outlets, seem to be the fastest way to get messages to the public. Information is immediately available to all who “tune-in” and I am happy to see County Divisions utilizing current technology to provide even more security to our residents.”
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Arts and History Grant Awards Made By State For Hunterdon County
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The Hunterdon County Cultural Heritage Commission has announced that grants totaling nearly $90,000 have been awarded for 2018 to Hunterdon County by the New Jersey State Council on the Arts and the New Jersey Historical Commission.
Freeholder Suzanne Lagay, the Board’s liaison to the Commission, said, “These grant funds enhance arts and history programs and services at the local level. They benefit County residents directly through the enhancement of quality of life and investment in the local economy. Our grants team is to be commended for their work.”
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Hunterdon County Independent Audit Comes In Clean Again
H
unterdon County financial recordkeeping received a ruling from the Independent Auditor of ‘no findings’ for the second year in a row, Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Janet Previte reported at the October 16 Freeholder Board meeting.
Freeholder Board Deputy Director Suzanne Lagay stated, “The CFO, her staff, and all our Departments are to be congratulated for our second consecutive clean bill of health.”
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Hunterdon County Library
November 2018
November holidays:
Headquarters, North and South County Branches will be closed in honor of:
Veterans’ Day
Monday 11/12. Headquarters also closed Sunday 11/11. All open Saturday 11/10 as usual 9-5.
Thanksgiving
Thursday 11/22 and Friday 11/23. All open Saturday 11/24 as usual 9 to 5.
Museum Passes!
Sponsored by the Friends of Hunterdon County Library
These passes offer free admission to popular local museums and discounts to select attractions. See
www.hclibrary.us/community/museum.htm
for details.
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Hunterdon County Parks and Recreation Division Fall
2018 Programs
Click the Harbinger image above to find program information
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Click the image above to reach the County's Election and Voting Information page on the County website
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Hazardous Waste Clean-Up Day
Saturday, November 17, 2018
Saturday, March 9, 2019
(mark your calendar now)
TIME: 9:00am to 1:00pm
RAIN OR SHINE
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E-waste Recycling Event
Date: Saturday, November 10, 2018
Time: 9am to 1pm
RAIN OR SHINE
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Daylight Saving Time 2018 ends
Sunday, November 4, clocks fall back 1 hour at 2am.
Mark your calendar now.
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Hunterdon County Board of Chosen Freeholders
and Constitutional Officers
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J. Matthew Holt
Director
Suzanne Lagay
Deputy Director
John E. Lanza
John W. King
Shaun Van Doren
Mary H. Melfi
County Clerk
Fred Brown
Sheriff
Susan J. Hoffman
Surrogate
Anthony P. Kearns III
Prosecutor
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