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Enrollment for the summer session of the New Jersey Youth Corps program at Project Self-Sufficiency is underway. 

Kicking back on the grounds of a beautiful park listening to great music, drinking a cold one and hanging out with friends – sounds like the perfect Saturday!

Governor Murphy will be receiving the highest award of distinction from Action Together New Jersey (ATNJ), the state’s largest progressive grassroots organization.

Local Law Enforcement from around the lake would like to commend and wish safe travel to all those riders participating in the Police Unity Tour.

This weekend is the fifth annual Block Party hosted by the Lake Hopatcong Foundation, as the biggest event around the lake, this is something that you cannot miss. The special edition of our weekly events newsletter will provide you with information about Vendors, Food, Parking and special activities like the Passport Adventure, Scavenger Hunt, and the big 50/50 raffle.

Now is the time when homeowners are beginning to open their pools, Kris Holland at Black River Landscape Management, and elite outdoor living service, wants to make sure people don’t make mistakes this summer.

Fresh, refrigerated and frozen food is available at reduced prices through the Jolin Food Box food assistance program.

The Hopatcong Lake Regional News has interviewed all of the major Restaurants around the lake, and here is what they have in store for Mom on Mother’s Day.

A Taste of Talent will be held at Perona Farms on behalf of Project Self-Sufficiency on Monday, April 30th, beginning at 6:00 p.m. 

With opposition to the nomination of Mike Pompeo as secretary of state growing in response to his history of anti-Muslim and anti-immigrant statements, Action Together New Jersey (ATNJ) has called on Bob Hugin, Republican Senate candidate from New Jersey, to denounce the nominee and distance himself from Pompeo’s bigoted rhetoric.

Luxurious gifts from Tiffany’s will be raffled off at A Taste of Talent, northwestern New Jersey’s premier culinary fundraising event, on Monday, April 30th. 

Newton Town Council candidates Matt Dickson and Jason Schlaffer came out in support of obtaining federal grant money for the town in order to offset Newton’s increasingly high tax rate.