Pages tagged “Newton”
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'This medal is going home.' Bronze Star will be reunited with soldier's family
SCDC committee member Harry Kaplan saw this endeavor as more than a good deed, it was a mission that he needed to complete for a fellow service member. He contacted a number of American Legion posts in New Jersey, Congressman Josh Gottheimer, and historian Wayne McCabe in the hopes they would help him find the medal's original owner or family.
Written by Sussex County Democratic Committee
September 20, 2021 -
Newton vigil to focus on overdose awareness victims
The Center for Prevention and Counseling will once again hold their annual candlelight vigil on the Newton Green in honor of International Overdose Awareness Day.“The solemn ceremony organized by the Center for Prevention and Counseling will take place from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday. The Green will be lined with luminaries and photos of loved ones who died from drug overdoses, while those still struggling with substance abuse will be recognized as well.”
Written by Sussex County Democratic Committee
August 28, 2021 -
Some Sussex County towns will allow marijuana sales. Is yours on the list?
“The Township Council is expected to take a final vote on an ordinance Monday that allows for the growing and processing of cannabis, but no retail operations.Prior to the public hearing, the Council will discuss possibly amending the retail prohibition to allow for retail stores outside the town center, said Mayor Howard Burrell.”
Written by Sussex County Democratic Committee
July 26, 2021 -
Newton attorney honored as Law Day in Sussex pushes for advancing criminal justice
Congratulations to Newton attorney Alan Strelzik for being honored on Law Day for his continuous dedication and work that focuses on advancing an equitable criminal justice system.
Written by Sussex County Democratic Committee
May 07, 2021 -
Gottheimer Hosts Fifth District Hometown Heroes Awards
Tuesday, December 15, 2020, U.S. Congressman Josh Gottheimer (NJ-5) honored local first responders, veterans, students, life-saving bystanders, volunteers, teachers, community leaders, and residents during his Fifth District Hometown Heroes Ceremony.
Written by Sussex County Democratic Committee
January 04, 2021 -
Letters to Editor: Reproductive rights
“With the county facing health and economic crises due to the pandemic, you would think the five Republicans tasked with leading our county would be focusing on these important local issues.They're not. Instead they side step and distract from their blatant failures by passing pointless resolutions hoping to distract the county from their inability to lead effectively and govern the way that is necessary to keep the county at its residents heads above water.”
Written by Sussex County Democratic Committee
November 22, 2020 -
Andover BLM rally will be held on land once owned by Nazi sympathizers
A pair of township residents are seeking to continue the local conversation on equality by organizing a Black Lives Matter rally for Saturday at Hillside Park.
Written by Sussex County Democratic Committee
July 31, 2020 -
Newton Democratic Committee Mobilization Meeting
The Newton Democratic Committee held its first mobilization meeting of 2017 on Sunday February 26 at 7 Kory Road, Newton. The Committee discussed strategies to develop and support candidates for local, county, and state offices, filling County Committee seats, Newton Day, and opportunities for voter registration events.
Written by Sussex County Democratic Committee
February 28, 2017 -
Sussex Dems Step Up to the Plate in Zone 2
On January 18th, the Sussex County Democratic Committee held the first in a series of meetings designed to form or strengthen already existing municipal Democratic committees/clubs across the County, and Sussex Democrats responded.
Written by Sussex County Democratic Committee
January 29, 2017 -
Congressman Gottheimer Opens Newton Office
A group of elected officials from Sussex County and well-wishers joined Congressman Josh Gottheimer and his staff as he cut the ribbon to open his office in Newton, which is at 93 Spring Street.
Written by Sussex County Democratic Committee
January 21, 2017