Hopatcong Region

Once again, the hard-working volunteer group called "Helping Hopatcong" will be supporting the community through this period as they hold their fourth No Contact - Drive-Thru Food Bank this Wednesday April 29, 2020 from 10:00 am-1:00 pm at the Hopatcong High School parking lot.

Project Self-Sufficiency recently received a grant in support of the agency’s food distribution program, The Food Pantry: Nourishing Our Neighbors, from the ACME Foundation Nourishing Neighbors program. 

The Hopatcong Board of Education will be holding their regularly scheduled meeting on Monday, April 27, 2020 at 7:00 PM by Video Conference.

The following is from our local Financial Expert John-Paul Tancona from Edward Jones Investments (Mount Arlington), who continues dedicate his time to helping local residents make the right decisions regardless of their pay-grade.

The following provides key updates regarding the Hopatcong School District. Today both Superintendents provided the following interview, where they provide key updates on reentry plans, how best to handle graduation, and much more.

The Hopatcong Community Resource and Wellness Center had already proven to be a valuable source of information and services during its first year of operation, and those efforts continue in this time of greater need under the leadership of Councilwoman Dawn Roberts.

Volunteer group "Helping Hopatcong" continues its hard work in supporting the community through this period by holding their third No Contact - Drive-Thru Food Bank this Thursday from 10:00 am-1:00 pm.

This week, the Sussex County Library System (SCLS) invites all community members to find the library at their place by visiting the website, sussexcountylibrary.org, to access virtual services and resources.

A Week to Change Direction is a virtual, global event where we are asking you to flood social media by sharing how you are taking care of your emotional well-being by creating and maintaining Healthy Habits.

The Division of Senior Services has partnered with the United Way Caregiver Coalition to provide caregivers a platform to meet virtually in this stressful time of social distancing and isolation.

Photo Credit: Lyndsay Derendal (Facebook Post)

After being announced on April 1, 2020, that the Hopatcong Fire Department would provide “Birthday Parades by Fire Truck” services for the kids, they had to place the offer on hold until there was clarification on Governor’s order 104.

The Borough of Hopatcong Council voted unanimously on April 15, 2020, to reopen the walking paths of Modick Park as long as residents follow the State Guidelines.