Hopatcong Region

Come join the Hopatcong Environmental Commission for a moderate Fall hike to explore Liffy island, previously accessible only by boat or by rocks uncovered due to years of major lake draw-down.  

Once again, the biggest Vendor Fair in Sussex County called Hopatcong Marketplace is descending on the Borough this Saturday, October 10, 2020. Also, the new fall hours have the fair starting at 10:00 AM, so sleep in a little a get ready for a great day of shopping.

During the single-issue meeting by the Hopatcong School District, they first reported on the current status of the schools and then outlined possible plans for moring forward. Below is a recap of the meeting please watch the full video for more information.

The following is the full Borough of Hopatcong Council Meeting that occurred on 10-07-2020 through Zoom technology.

Following the last Land Use Board Meeting on September 15, 2020, where Land Use Board member and Councilmember Richard Schindelar stated that he felt the School District may need to approach the sale from a different perspective.

In celebration of a vendor spending of $4 million in the development of Hopatcong unused land, the following Ribbon-cutting is set for the New Hopatcong Solar Field on October 15, 2020. Since the upper road to the Solar Field is rugged Cathy Million, Recreation Director, has designed the following Park & Bus Service to the top of the field.

The Hopatcong Marketplace has played a new role in revitalizing both the Hopatcong Market and Downtown Hopatcong as this has escalated to the largest vendor fair in Sussex County.

A week or so ago we saw an article in the Hopatcong Lake Regional News about the Marketplace and the vendors that would be attending. They, of course, all looked amazing but one jumped out at me. A pizza vendor!!!!

Art DiBenedetto, Hopatcong Superintendent of Schools, Announces- Students in Mrs. Pagano’s class have been studying the Scientific Method and were given the exciting assignment of designing their own Science Experiment.

Durban Avenue students and staff joined Hopatcong Borough Schools in celebrating Start with Hello Week September 21-25, 2020 both in school and virtually.

It was a lightly wet morning and Jule Girman was working signing in the volunteers are the event started at the Hopatcong Borough Hall from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM. The Hopatcong Environmental Commission hoped that they could top last year's records on what was removed from our roadways.

(Newton, NJ) The members of Sussex County’s Board of Chosen Freeholders unanimously opposed via a resolution the State Board of Education’s revised sex education standards during their meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 23.