Events are subject to change or cancellation without prior notice.
Bingo, Power Ball and 50/50 chances are all part of a fun afternoon at the Jefferson Township Senior Center. There is no residency requirement and everyone from surrounding towns over the age of 18 is cordially invited to join us. Bingo begins at 12:00 noon, so plan on arriving early to purchase your Bingo Boards. Power Ball Sheets, and chances for a 50/50 prize. For further information, call Elmar Heinrich at 973-697-1769.
Longing for fresh local produce and products? The Jefferson Township Farmers Market returns on Sunday, June 3, for its second year of satisfying customers’ cravings. Open weekly from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. – rain or shine – the market will again be located at the municipal complex (1033 Weldon Road, Oak Ridge).
Fresh local products are provided by the following vendors: The Feisty Pepper, Sparta Mountain Farms, Corbett’s Cookie Bar Kitchen, Jersey Pickles, Olsen’s Honey and Spice Farm, and Escentually Natural. Produce will be offered in accordance with the growing season, with samples often available.
Live music on opening day will be provided by singer, songwriter, and guitarist Jeiris Cook, a regular performer at the Table 42 restaurant in Dover.
Organizer Tom Galfo, owner of The Feisty Pepper, told The Jefferson Chronicle that the market is a nonprofit enterprise established to provide for the community. “It promotes healthy living,” said Galfo. “People can breathe fresh air while shopping for wholesome products, and the market is family friendly.”
Galfo was recently appointed to the Morris County Agriculture Development Board, which is charged with preserving farmland in the county and helping its farmers. He stressed that the market will survive only with strong support from the community. “More vendors will participate if more people attend,” he explained. “We are a young organization, and we need community support to grow.”
Township officials have been very helpful in getting over the hurdles required to establish the new venture, noted Galfo, who volunteers his time to run the market. Nominal fees charged to vendors are recycled back into promotion, including signs and entertainment, and used to cover other expenses. Vendors interested in participating should contact Galfo at TheFeistypepper@gmail.com or 973-919-5657.
The farmers market will be open every Sunday through October 28. In addition, holiday markets will be set up for the Thanksgiving and Christmas seasons.
Bi monthly meeting preceded by Bingo and socialization. Meeting starts at 1:00 p.m.
followed by refreshments. Doors open at noon. New members always welcome.
Bingo, Power Ball and 50/50 chances are played every Wednesday at the Jefferson Township Senior Center. Bingo starts at 12:00 noon, so come early to choose your boards, Power Ball Sheets and 50/50 tickets. Free refreshments are served. There is no residency requirements and we cordially everyone over the age of 18 from surrounding towns to join us. For more information, call Elmar Heinrich at 973-697-1769.
A craft fair and “touch-a-truck” event will be held on Saturday, August 25, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at St. Gabriel’s Episcopal Church (153 Milton Road, Oak Ridge).
Vendors will be selling a variety of handmade crafts. Hot dogs, baked goods, and beverages will be for sale. And the community will be represented by the police department, fire department, and rescue squad.
Children who love their toy trucks will have a chance to talk to the town’s emergency service personnel and touch actual emergency vehicles. They may be able to climb aboard, beep the horns, flash lights, and sound sirens as they sit in the driver’s seats.
Longing for fresh local produce and products? The Jefferson Township Farmers Market returns on Sunday, June 3, for its second year of satisfying customers’ cravings. Open weekly from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. – rain or shine – the market will again be located at the municipal complex (1033 Weldon Road, Oak Ridge).
Fresh local products are provided by the following vendors: The Feisty Pepper, Sparta Mountain Farms, Corbett’s Cookie Bar Kitchen, Jersey Pickles, Olsen’s Honey and Spice Farm, and Escentually Natural. Produce will be offered in accordance with the growing season, with samples often available.
Live music on opening day will be provided by singer, songwriter, and guitarist Jeiris Cook, a regular performer at the Table 42 restaurant in Dover.
Organizer Tom Galfo, owner of The Feisty Pepper, told The Jefferson Chronicle that the market is a nonprofit enterprise established to provide for the community. “It promotes healthy living,” said Galfo. “People can breathe fresh air while shopping for wholesome products, and the market is family friendly.”
Galfo was recently appointed to the Morris County Agriculture Development Board, which is charged with preserving farmland in the county and helping its farmers. He stressed that the market will survive only with strong support from the community. “More vendors will participate if more people attend,” he explained. “We are a young organization, and we need community support to grow.”
Township officials have been very helpful in getting over the hurdles required to establish the new venture, noted Galfo, who volunteers his time to run the market. Nominal fees charged to vendors are recycled back into promotion, including signs and entertainment, and used to cover other expenses. Vendors interested in participating should contact Galfo at TheFeistypepper@gmail.com or 973-919-5657.
The farmers market will be open every Sunday through October 28. In addition, holiday markets will be set up for the Thanksgiving and Christmas seasons.
Longing for fresh local produce and products? The Jefferson Township Farmers Market returns on Sunday, June 3, for its second year of satisfying customers’ cravings. Open weekly from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. – rain or shine – the market will again be located at the municipal complex (1033 Weldon Road, Oak Ridge).
Fresh local products are provided by the following vendors: The Feisty Pepper, Sparta Mountain Farms, Corbett’s Cookie Bar Kitchen, Jersey Pickles, Olsen’s Honey and Spice Farm, and Escentually Natural. Produce will be offered in accordance with the growing season, with samples often available.
Live music on opening day will be provided by singer, songwriter, and guitarist Jeiris Cook, a regular performer at the Table 42 restaurant in Dover.
Organizer Tom Galfo, owner of The Feisty Pepper, told The Jefferson Chronicle that the market is a nonprofit enterprise established to provide for the community. “It promotes healthy living,” said Galfo. “People can breathe fresh air while shopping for wholesome products, and the market is family friendly.”
Galfo was recently appointed to the Morris County Agriculture Development Board, which is charged with preserving farmland in the county and helping its farmers. He stressed that the market will survive only with strong support from the community. “More vendors will participate if more people attend,” he explained. “We are a young organization, and we need community support to grow.”
Township officials have been very helpful in getting over the hurdles required to establish the new venture, noted Galfo, who volunteers his time to run the market. Nominal fees charged to vendors are recycled back into promotion, including signs and entertainment, and used to cover other expenses. Vendors interested in participating should contact Galfo at TheFeistypepper@gmail.com or 973-919-5657.
The farmers market will be open every Sunday through October 28. In addition, holiday markets will be set up for the Thanksgiving and Christmas seasons.
The Milton First Aid Squad will be celebrating their 60th anniversary this year. To provide this volunteer service for 60 years takes allot of dedicated members. The squad will be hold a meeting for interested men and women, 16 years of age or older, to stop by, meet current members, and talk about becoming a member. If interested please stop by and obtain more information. The squad provides the training uniforms and needed equipment at no cost to members.
Shop for bargains and help the Jefferson Township Rescue Squad at the same time – mark the date for the auxiliary’s yard sale and vendor event: Saturday, September 8, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Fireman’s Field (behind Bank of America), Swan Road at Route 15 South, Lake Hopatcong.
The event will be held rain or shine. If weather conditions are extreme, it will be rescheduled.
Vendors will include Swarovsky, Mary Kay, Color Street, and more. There will also be crafts for sale, and space may be reserved for your personal sale items.
All spots are approximately 12 feet square. Sellers must provide their own chairs and power, if needed. Set-up is 7-9 a.m. and all exhibitors must remain open until 4 p.m.
Early registration by August 15: $20 with your own table, $25 with auxiliary’s table
Late registration by September 1: $25 with your own table, $30 with auxiliary’s table
For more information and to obtain a space registration form with vendor details, contact Pat Carroll at 973-366-9145 or pcarroll317@msn.com. Spaces will be assigned upon receipt of the signed entry form and check; duplicate vendors will be limited to one.
Help the rescue squad’s auxiliary to help the emergency volunteers who help Jefferson residents during times of need.
Longing for fresh local produce and products? The Jefferson Township Farmers Market returns on Sunday, June 3, for its second year of satisfying customers’ cravings. Open weekly from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. – rain or shine – the market will again be located at the municipal complex (1033 Weldon Road, Oak Ridge).
Fresh local products are provided by the following vendors: The Feisty Pepper, Sparta Mountain Farms, Corbett’s Cookie Bar Kitchen, Jersey Pickles, Olsen’s Honey and Spice Farm, and Escentually Natural. Produce will be offered in accordance with the growing season, with samples often available.
Live music on opening day will be provided by singer, songwriter, and guitarist Jeiris Cook, a regular performer at the Table 42 restaurant in Dover.
Organizer Tom Galfo, owner of The Feisty Pepper, told The Jefferson Chronicle that the market is a nonprofit enterprise established to provide for the community. “It promotes healthy living,” said Galfo. “People can breathe fresh air while shopping for wholesome products, and the market is family friendly.”
Galfo was recently appointed to the Morris County Agriculture Development Board, which is charged with preserving farmland in the county and helping its farmers. He stressed that the market will survive only with strong support from the community. “More vendors will participate if more people attend,” he explained. “We are a young organization, and we need community support to grow.”
Township officials have been very helpful in getting over the hurdles required to establish the new venture, noted Galfo, who volunteers his time to run the market. Nominal fees charged to vendors are recycled back into promotion, including signs and entertainment, and used to cover other expenses. Vendors interested in participating should contact Galfo at TheFeistypepper@gmail.com or 973-919-5657.
The farmers market will be open every Sunday through October 28. In addition, holiday markets will be set up for the Thanksgiving and Christmas seasons.
