Hopatcong Lake Regional News
News and Events for the Lake Hopatcong Region
This past winter, Hopatcong's Hudson Maxim School Kindergarten and first grade students had the opportunity to participate in the St. Jude Children's Research Hospital Math-A-Thon fundraiser.
Second and third grade students at the Tulsa Trail Elementary School exhibited excellence in scientific inquiry at the school’s 15th Annual Science Expo.
On Thursday, April 26th, Hopatcong Middle School celebrated National “Call It Out” Day, a campaign and in-school event designed to encourage and foster healthy relationships online.
A limited number of positions will be available in the Summer Youth Employment Program to be offered at Project Self-Sufficiency during July and August.
The students of Hudson Maxim School have been learning about filling buckets with the Six Pillars of Character throughout this school year.
Every driver knows that flashing Police or Fire lights, means pull over and Yield the Right of Way. But what if you see a flashing Blue Lights in your rear mirror? What should you do?
According to the Hopatcong Board of Education (BOE) agenda for 05/07/2018 the board will vote to discontinue the Day Plus program.
Hudson Maxim forced spring to spring on Tuesday, May 8th as parents, grandparents, teachers, paraprofessionals, and students beautified the school grounds at the annual Spring Beautification Day!
The Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program provides individuals who are 60+ and who meet the financial eligibility with $25.00 worth of vouchers to purchase fresh fruits and vegetables at participating farm stands in New Jersey.
The following are two BIOs for Dawn and Ryan that are running for the Hopatcong Borough Council. If any other Candidates wish to have their BIOs published please forward them to editor@mylakenews.com.
If you are looking for treasures this weekend, then look no further than the Hopatcong side of the lake, which has 60 Garage Sales just waiting to offer you a great deal on those hard to find items.
New members were inducted this spring at a recent meeting: Gloria Petrosino, Kathryn Wilson, Betsy Adey and Lisa Hirschfeld are all now official members of our Club, which has been quite busy with projects and fundraisers, all which support our local community.
On Friday April 20th, the students and staff of Durban Avenue participated in the 3rd annual Autism Walk-a-thon hosted by Special Education Teacher, Ashley Miller.