EHR Spaghetti Dinner

Support Eleventh Hour Rescue on Saturday, June 10
 

ALL YOU CAN EAT Spaghetti Dinner
 

Adult Dance - Throw Back to the 80’s

For Annabella

With DJ Mike Juskus

At St. Jude’s Parish Center

Registration starts at 9, and the event starts at 10.This year, our cause is Kindness for Christopher. Christopher D'Amico is a 10-year-old boy who passed away at Lake Hopatcong after a pontoon boating accident. Christopher was always smiling, and spread kindness wherever he went. Because of this, the D'Amico family decided not to let his legacy of joy fade.

The Morris County Striders running club will host the 9th annual Roxbury Community Benefit 5k" run on Monday Night June 12, 2017.  We'll continue the tradition of holding a Monday evening race in June.  We are very excited to have the opportunity to serve the community of Roxbury.

The 29th Annual Lake Shawnee Swim Team Golf Outing is on Friday, June 16th at Black Bear Golf Club. We are looking for players and sponsors if anyone is interested. Please e-mail lsstgolfouting@gmail.com with any questions.

Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser

Boy Scout Troop 188/159

Venture Patrol Spaghetti Dinner

Friday June 16, 2017

5:00 – 8:00 PM

Roxbury Company 2 Firehouse

Tickets: $10.00, Children under 5 are free

For ticket information call 973-796-6086

Food Prepared by Cambiotti’s

Come join the Roxbury Arts Alliance, Roxbury Recreation and and Roxbury PD in celebrating our 10th annual fundraising event.

Music, HSL beach, free kids activities​, dunk tank and food for purchase,  ending the night with spectacular fireworks. This is the only event that funds our scholarships to Roxbury graduates. Over $25,000 in scholarships given these past 19 years.  Donations accepted that night or online.  Details at www.RoxburyArtsAlliance.org.  Rain date is June 17^th.

Hopatcong High School Chiefs Cheer - Fund Raising Car Wash

Saturday, June 17 from 9 am - 3 pm at Firehouse #3 on Hopatchung Avenue

Thursday, June 22, 2017 - shows at 4:30pm & 7:30pm

See a real circus under a big top! Traditional one-ring circus owned and produced by John Ringling North II, great nephew of the famous Ringling brothers. Two-hour performance includes aerial acrobatics, juggling, fire breathing, comedic clowns, elephants, camels, and a variety of other animals. Circus midway offers elephant, camel, and pony rides and opens one hour before show time. On circus morning, everyone is invited to watch the animals being unloaded and fed and at 9am witness the raising of the giant big top.

Mayor Russell W. Felter presents John Ringling North II, great nephew of the famous Ringling brothers, with the "key to the city" when his circus comes to Jefferson. Jefferson was home to Alfred T. Ringling, one of the famous Ringling brothers, and his original 1916 mansion still stands to this day and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.