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- CONGRATULATIONS
On Sunday, September 11th 2005, Hazlet residents
Joseph Pobega and Annie Eng received the "Art Weimer
Memorial Award for Achievements in Grassroots Environmentalism"
at the 9th annual NY/NJ Baykeepers Clambake held on Sandy
Hook. Joe and Annie are working with environmental groups
to preserve the Waackaack Creek corridor in North/East Hazlet.
Congratulations to both Joe and Annie.
- ARTIST'S RENDERING FOR THE NEW TOWN HALL
- VETERANS DAY PARADE
Sponsored by – VFW Post 4303, Hazlet
Saturday, November 3, 2007 at 11 A.M.
Parade Route: From Airport Plaza to Hazlet Swim & Tennis
Club Parking Lot
For additional information contact: Al Tapp (732)
495-6506
- KEEP KIDS ALIVE DRIVE 25 ®
IT’S ABOUT KIDS! IT’S ABOUT SAFETY!
IT’S ABOUT CARING! IT’S ABOUT TIME!™
KEEP KIDS ALIVE DRIVE 25 ® is a safety campaign designed
to encourage motorists to observe the residential speed
limit. In most towns and cities across the U.S., the residential
limit is 25 mph. Thus the slogan, “KEEP KIDS ALIVE
DRIVE 25 ®." Click
here for more information about the program.
The following local businesses have generously contributed
funding to purchase and distribute signs for Township
residents:
STAPLES, THE MATZEL & MUMFORD ORGANIZATION, LAUREL
FUNERAL HOME, H & H CAR SERVICE, MAXIMUM CARE AMBULANCE
SERVICE INC., MPPI INSURANCE SERVICES, LAWRENCE KATZ,
M.D., FUTURE FINANCIAL PLANNERS, INC., RICHARD LEVINE,
D.D.S., EASTERN BUILDERS, INC., WOROCO MANAGEMENT, L.L.C.,
BRIAD RESTAURANT GROUP, AAEON ELECTRONICS INC, GARDEN
PARK ASSOCIATES, HAZLET STATION DELI CORP, ADVANCED HOME
AUDIO, YESTERDAY'S RESTAURANT
Thank you!
- SEPTEMBER 11TH MEMORIAL
The Memorial Committee is selling brick
pavers that can be engraved.
Click here for more information.
The 9-11 Memorial Monument was dedicated on September 14,
2003:
- HAZLET TOWNSHIP'S RAILROAD STATION IS COMPLETED!
The $6.1 million renovation paid for by New Jersey Transit
includes expanded parking, heated glass enclosures, new
lighting, handicapped accessibility and mosaic murals depicting
scenes of the Bayshore's history.
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