Hudson Maxim School students browse, buy books.
Hudson Maxim School hosted a book fair, sponsored by Scholastic, this week. Kindergarten and first-grade classes spent the first few days making lists of which books they'd like to bring home. Then they returned and purchased them. Hopatcong Patch followed Lynne From's morning kindergarten class Wednesday. Enjoy the photo essay!
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Lakeside Tire & Auto owner Tom Hayes offers a few tips.
Saving money tops most to-do lists nowadays. With that in mind, Hopatcong Patch stopped by Lakeside Tire & Auto to chat with owner Tom Hayes about how to change a vehicle's oil. Check our photos for step-by-step instructions.
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'Streetscaping' project brings Hopatchung Road new sidewalks, curbs and streetlights.
Federal stimulus money has reached Hopatcong. A construction project, funded by the American Recovery and Investment Act, plans to give Hopatchung Avenue—one of the borough's main roads—new sidewalks, curbs and streetlights by December. The $337,121 project began two weeks ago and has already given Hopatcong new sidewalks by borough hall. Read the captions for comments from Mayor Sylvia Petillo and a description of the construction.
8:06 pm on Tuesday, October 12, 2010
I've been seeing a lot of the sidewalks in a number of towns - all around a main street. How about putting sidewalks on streets where kids walk? I grew up on Maxim Drive and never had sidewalks - but there are other streets that children walk on frequently that need sidewalks. Forget about making the town center "pretty." How about making the town (and all towns for that matter) practical! more ›
Quashinna Williams
1:43 pm on Saturday, October 23, 2010
Thanks to all who came out and supported the Hopatcong Scholastic Book Fair! more ›