Hopatcong Region

In our continued support of the Pizza Wars 2019 that benefits the “Lake Hopatcong Foundation,” our news team continued eating our way around the lake and personally visit each participating Pizza Place as we join our readers in the Quest for the Best.

TI:ME is thrilled to announce that Shawna Longo, middle school music technology teacher at Hopatcong Borough Schools, New Jersey, has been selected as the 2019 recipient of the Mike Kovins TI:ME Teacher of the Year Award.

Hopatcong High School teacher Mrs. Martinez made learning about atoms fun for her chemistry classes! Each student researched a scientist who was influential in the discovery of the atom.

Earlier this year, Mrs. Tumminelli, a third grade teacher at Hopatcong Tulsa Trail Elementary School, organized a fundraiser to get each of the students in her class sponsored this year so that they could each receive a free book from Scholastic every month of the school year.

My message to the residents in the Hopatcong Borough is that I don’t have a personal agenda on the council, but rather an agenda that is targeted at serving the people of this community. I’ve grown up in the field of Service, and that’s what I’m bringing to the Hopatcong Borough Council.

In support of the Pizza Wars 2019 that benefits the “Lake Hopatcong Foundation,” our news team is starting to eat their way around the lake and personally visit each participating Pizza Place as we join our readers in the Quest for the Best.

Show your appreciation today for the January 9^th, National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day

Jesse Ioffredo, 52, of Hopatcong, passed away peacefully on Wednesday January 2, 2019 at his home, surrounded by his loving family.

At Hopatcong Middle School, a new award was created to recognize faculty and staff for their hard work and commitment to academic excellence.

The Sussex County Historic Court House in Newton was the setting for the Annual Reorganization Meeting of the Sussex County Board of Chosen Freeholders on Thursday, January 3, 2019.

Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Benninger recently worked on a unit about Dystopian literature. The students participated in a “Break Out Box” activity facilitated by Mr. McKowen.

During the last Hopatcong Borough Council Meeting, Mayor Michael Francis took the opportunity to speak to the accomplishments that occurred in 2018 and beyond.