Harrington Park NewsletterAPRIL/MAY 2016

harringtonparknj.gov 85 Harriot Avenue Tel: 201-768-1700Harrington Park, NJ 07640 clerk@harringtonparknj.gov

2016GOVERNING BODY

MAYORPaul A. Hoelscher

COUNCIL MEMBERSCouncil PresidentJoon ChungRecreation CommissionLiaison Bd of EducationPublic Information

Gregory EvanellaPoliceMunicipal CourtPersonnel

Allan S. NapolitanoPlanning BoardBoard of AdjustmentConstructionFire DepartmentAmbulance Corps

Jorden PedersenFinanceAdmin. & Exec.Grants

VACANTDPWRecycling/SanitationBuilding & Grounds

Laura FitzgeraldBoard of HealthEnvironmental

TWICE A WEEK GARBAGE COLLECTION (WED. & SAT.) BEGINS SATURDAY, APRIL 2ndVEGETATIVE WASTE (GRASS)

PICK UP BEGINS MONDAY APRIL 4thFor questions or missed pick up call the Municipal Clerk’s office at 201-768-1700

BOROUGH HALLCLOSED

May 30, 2016Memorial Day

FOR THE ANNUAL DOCUMENT SHREDDING EVENT Cleaning out old files? Bring confidential papers for FREE shredding (as you watch) and disposal by truck. Unlimited quantity of paperPlease remove all clips, staples and rubber bands from documents(Open to all Bergen County Residents)

Harrington Park Environmental Committee

HUMUS SALEOrder Humus (composted leaves) to be delivered to your driveway, minimum order $20 for 2 cubic yards (Harrington Park Residents ONLY)

JOIN US IN THE BOROUGH HALL PARKING LOT ON SATURDAY, APRIL 23RD FROM 9:00am - 1:00pm

Sponsored by BCUA and the Harrington Park Environmental Committee

* The HP Environmental Commission and Green Team thank the enthusiastic volunteers who helped clean up George St. Park on Saturday, March 13th and invite you to enjoy a walk through the woods there! * The White Elephant Sale is on Saturday, June 11th from 8am -2pm. Stop by the EC/GT table to say hello, ask us questions about recycling and “repurpose” treasures.

Up Coming Events - April 30, 2016The Harrington Park Historical Society will display recent important acquisitions to their archives of local history at their annual History Day on April 30, 2016, from 10:00 A.M. until Noon at the Boro Hall. If you have papers or artifacts of area history, bring it to be scanned and archived by the Society. Or, if you would like to donate items the Society would be pleased to accept them.

Garden Club Perennial Plant Sale -- Nursery Stock plus Many Homegrowns & Herbs!

Fundraiser, Saturday, April 30th -- 9:00 A.M. till Noon, Library Parking Lot

Arts Council of Harrington Park presents “Arts Gala III” on April 30, 2016, 4:00 P.M. – 6:00 P.M., Sukha Arts Center, 76 Schraalenburg Rd., Harrington Park. Fine art, dance, and complimentary refreshments.

Please call Chris O’Donnell at (201) 768-2455 for more information.

For information contact Gerri Gibney at 201 768-2615.

For more information call: 201-768-1700

Borough Meetingsat Borough Hall

Mayor and Council: 7pmAgenda Meeting: April 11, 2016 May 9, 2016Regular Meeting: April 18, 2106 May 16, 2016

All Boards and Commissions full schedule is available on town website in printable format:www.harringtonparknj.gov

CFO/Tax Collectors’s OfficeKunjesh Trivedi201-768-8185

Tax AssessorRay DamianoMONDAY EVENING 6:30-8PMSEC’Y LINE FOR MESSAGES201-768-8790

Ann Bistritz, Administrator Registered Municipal ClerkCert. Registrar Vital Statistics201-768-1700

clerk@harringtonparknj.gov- Raffle Licenses- Notary Public- Registrar

CLUB 60

BARBARA BUDINICH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPThe HPVAC is now accepting applications for the $1,000 Barbara Budinich Memorial Scholarship from all Harrington Park high school seniors that will be enrolled in an accredited college for the fall 2016 semester.

Visit http://harringtonparkvac.org for the application form or email michael_jensen@mac.com for more information.The deadline for applications is May 6th, 2016.

Local ScholarshipsDORA LYN COYMAN GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP This Graduate Scholarship, established by the Friends of the Library in memory of much loved staff member and volunteer, Dora Lyn Coyman is open to residents and former residents who either graduated high school while living in Harrington Park or currently reside in Harrington Park and are now pursuing a graduate degree in any area. Applications are available in the Library and are due By June 1st. Recipient(s) will be announced on June 30.

Florence Chaleff-PresidentDaisy Jaeger-V.P.Pete Stonitsch-New Members - 201-767-8411

April Meeting - the Harrington Park School orchestra will entertain us with special selections from the jazz band, string ensemble, and flute trio. These children are very talented. Please come out and show your enthusiasm. Lunch will be provided.

May Meeting - Kathy Malloy of Hackensack Medical at Pascack Valley will speak to us about Strokes. This is an important topic to all of us. Hope that you will attend. Lunch will be provided.

UPCOMING TRIPS: On Wednesday, April 20th we are headed for Woodloch Resort in Hawley, PA for a day in Tuscanny. Includes a smorgasbord luncheon with all the trimmings and additional activities. The cost is $40.00. Be prepared to sign-up at our next meeting.

On May 2nd – 3rd an overnight trip is planned to the Sight and Sound’s Millennium Theatre in Lancaster, PA to see “SAMSON”… one of the most captivating stories in the Bible. The cost is $234.00 per person, double occupancy, $293.00 single. Call Ina at 201-767-3754 for information.

New members are always welcome. We meet on the second Friday of each month at noon at the Community Church.

Pet LicensesHave you obtained a Cat License for 2016 yet?Late Fee will be assessed after 4/15/16. An owner of an unlicensed cat is subject to summons after 6/1/16.

Dog Licenses were due 1/31/16. Late fee of $30 per pet begins 4/10/16.For information call 201-768-1700

More Scholarships from ...Lions Club of Harrington Park Harrington Park Education Assoc.The Harrington Park Sports BoostersThe Harrington Park Woman’s ClubHarrington Park HSA

For more information contact the Guidance

Office at NVOThttp://oths.nvnet.org/oths_guidance/scholarships

Now that spring time is upon us, please make sure that all of the hoses and burners on your outside gas or propane grill are free of defects. If any part shows wear or is questionable replace It. Remember, they are not to be placed next to your house. Please keep them at least 15 feet from your home or garage. If you have any type of outdoor fireplace, DO NOT Place them on your wood deck and keep them at least 25 feet from your home or garage.Check the batteries in your smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors. REPLACE THEM NOW!Look at the Borough website for recalls from the Consumer Products Safety Commission. Updates are posted on a regular basis when received.Bureau of Fire PreventionThomas E. Simpson, Fire Marshal201-321-9550 tsimp07640@gmail.com

BUILDING DEPARTMENTDebra Rielly 201-768-2585

Monday-Friday 10:00am - 2:30pmTo obtain permit applications, make payments and to pick up processed permits

For Inspections: Call 201-768-7110Joseph ZavardinoConstruction OfficialZoning OfficialBuilding Subcode OfficialFire Subcode OfficialMonday Office - 11:30am - 12:30pmTues. & Thurs. Office - 12:30pm-2:30pmTues. & Thurs. Inspect. 2:30pm-5:00pm(or by appointment)

Frank “Duffy” DyerElectric InspectorTues. & Thurs. - 2pm- 4pm

Joe LamastraPlumbing InspectorTues. & Thurs. - 3:30pm-5:00pm

Robert McQuadeCode Enforcement OfficialProperty Maintenance201-768-0873Leave a message and you will be called back.

Message from Fire Marshal Thomas E. Simpson

MUNICIPAL COURT85 Harriot Avenue, Harrington Park

201-768-0500Ms. L. Volpitta, Court Administrator

Municipal Court meets the second Thursday of the month 4:00pm

Municipal Court Judge is Matthew Fierro

All questions pertaining to Municipal Court should be directed to Ms. Volpitta.

Court Office Hours:Mondays 12:30pm-2:30pmTuesdays 12:00pm-2:30pm

Wednesdays 10:30am- 2:30pm(1st, 3rd and 4th)

2nd Wednesday 1:00pm-3:00pmThursdays 12:30pm - 2:30 pm

(1st, 3rd and 4th)2nd Thursday 12:30pm-4:30pm

Fridays 12:30pm-2:30pm

RESIDENTIAL CERTIFICATE OF CONTINUED OCCUPANCY REQUIRED

Any rental, lease, or sale of any residential use will require the owner to apply and secure a Certificate of Continued Occupancy from the HP Building Department. This inspection is in addition to the Smoke Detector/Carbon Monoxide Certificate also filed through the Building Department.

HP School : Kindergarten RegistrationAs a reminder, Kindergarten Registration is open. Please go to www.hpsd.org and click on Kindergarten Registration under “Announcements” to register. Please call Ms. Urban at 201-768-5700 extension 38617 or email her at hpkregistration@nvnet.org with any questions.

FINAL INSPECTIONSDepending on the extent of the work for a permit (Building, Electric, Fire or Plumbing), during the work, inspections are required and performed. The inspection that seems to be forgotten and is probably the more important to the Homeowner is the FINAL INSPECTION.

It is during the Final Inspection that all loose ends come together to ensure the minimum codes are addressed and the project is complete. Also, if there are any outstanding issues and you have not yet paid your Contractor in full, the Contractor is, of course, motivated to close out the permit. Please note per N.J.A.C. 13:45A-16.2(a) 10.ii (NJ Division of Consumer Affairs): Final payment to the contractor is not required before final inspection is performed.

Building Department Corner

Property Taxes DueDue May 1st - Late fees start May 10thFor info: Tax Office 201-768-8185, Kunjesh Trivedi, CFO/CTC

Next general meeting is April 4, 2016, 7:30 P.M. at the Library. Our guest speaker will discuss “Campaign 1776” a national initiative designed to preserve battlefields of the American Revolution including those in New Jersey. Everyone is invited to attend.

The Society’s May general meeting is May 2nd, 7:30 P.M. at the Library. Kevin Woyce will discuss the history of “Manhattan Bridges.”For more information please contact Gerri Gibney at 201 768-2615.

GARDEN CLUB OF HARRINGTON PARKPresident Gerri Gibneythemerchantmouse@aol.com 201-768-2615http://www.gardenclubofharringtonpark.com/ The GC is currently holding their Annual Plant Sale. Download Order Forms & Pictorial Plant Catalog from the GCHP website: http://www.gardenclubofharringtonpark.com/ All orders must be received by April 15th! Thursday, April 7th -- - Bruce Crawford, Dir. Rutgers Gardens, will present “Designing Intimate Gardens” at 7:30 P.M., Harrington Park Library Thursday, May 5th -- Janet Schulz, Master Gardener & Past Pres. Wyckoff Area Garden Club, will present “Art and Design in the Small Garden” at 7:30 P.M. , Harrington Park Library May 14, 2016 – “Barrel Planting” - Beautification of Downtown Harrington Park, 10:00 A.M. - Noon The GCHP welcomes all to their meetings and events. Please join us!

HP HISTORICAL SOCIETY

THE ANNUAL MEMORIAL DAY PARADEMonday May 30 at 9:30 A.M. Sharp!!!Staging at the HP School starts at 8:30 A.M.

In the event of rain, only services will be held the HP School’s All Purpose Room.

This is the last call to have a name of a family member who at the time of enlisting in the Armed Service of the United States resided in Harrington Park. He or she must have lived in Harrington Park at the time of enlistment. Once I am sure Post 30 has the correct names and spelling, then we will move forward and make the changes to the monument.

If you have any questions, and would like to participate in the parade, I can be reached at 201-321-9550 or tsimp07640@gmail.com

We look forward to seeing you all on Memorial Day. Come march with us!

Thomas E. SimpsonCommanderPost 30American Legion of NJ

AMERICAN LEGION NOTICE

Election InformationPRIMARY ELECTION TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 2016, 6AM-8PM DISTRICTS 1 & 3 AT BOROUGH HALL DISTRICT 2 AT HP LIBRARY

Last day to REGISTER to vote in the June Primary Election - MAY 17TH-HP Clerk’s Office OPEN UNTIL 4:30PMLast day to APPLY to vote by MAIL BALLOT - MAY 31THLast day to APPLY to vote IN PERSON at County Clerk’s Office to vote by Mail In Primary Election - JUNE 6TH

Blood Pressure Screenings

Harrington Park Volunteer Ambulance Corps. is offering free Blood Pressure screenings at our building, 15 Kline Street on April 2, 16 and 30, 2016 from 8:30-9:30 AM.

Feel free to stop by, get your baseline -no appointment necessary.

Adult Health Conference Dates 2016Conducted by Town Nurse Gail Poling, R.N.

At Harrington Park Borough Hall Court Room:Second Wednesday from 11am until 1pm each month (none in July and August)April 13 September 14 December 14May 11 October 12June 8 November 9At Community Church (during “Club 60” meeting):Generally, second Friday each month from 11:30am until 1:30pm Dates subject to change dependent upon offsite events.April 8th June 10th October 14thMay 13th September 9th

HOURS:Mon, Wed, Thurs……10:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.Tues, Fri……………...Noon – 5:00 p.m.Saturday……................10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.Sunday……….....…….1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Phone 201-768-5675Fax 201-784-7495Email : Hapkcirc@bccls.org

HOLIDAY CLOSINGS Memorial Day - Sunday & Monday, May 29th & 30th

LIBRARY DISPLAYApril - THE COLORS OF SPRINGWatercolor paintings by Marcia Oakes

Want to keep up with what’s happening at the Library??“Like” us on facebook!

Go to:www.facebook.com/harringtonparkpubliclibrary

HARRINGTON PARK LIBRARY NEWS

FAMILY TRIVIA NIGHT @ THE LIBRARY Try your hand at being the sharpest family in town! Snacks, prizes and fun! Friday, May 6th 7:00 - 8:00 p.m.For kids in 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grades and their families.

THE FRIENDS PRESENT…The WHITE ELEPHANT SALESat, June 11th 8:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.$20 per space ($30 for 2)No Charge for H.P. Non-Profit Organizations.

SOMETHING NEW!!! Have your own garage sale at home on June 11th and for a $10 donation we will include you on a map of Harrington Park highlighting garage sales in Town that day!

COLORING WITH FRIENDS, AGAINFor those of you who enjoyed our last coloring with friends (or those that missed it) we will be enjoying ourselves again upstairs again on Thursday, April 14th at 7:00 pm.

SAVOR THE FLAVOR OF EATING RIGHTThursday, May 12th 7:00 – 8:00pmDon’t miss this informative talk by Jenna Amos of Shoprite in Northvale offering tips and strategies for eating out, at work, and at home.

JUST FOR KIDSKIDS COLOSSAL COLORING EVENTCome to the HP Library for a colossal coloring event! We will be coloring two Monster Murals to be displayed in the Children’s Room. Snacks will be provided. Friday, April 8th 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. Grades 3-5

“CARS, TRAINS, AND PLANES” with Mrs. CiccoriccoFriday, April 15 3:30 – 5:00 p.m. Grades K & UpPlease sign up at the desk, space is limited.

“BIRDS, BUTTERFLIES AND BUGS” with Mrs. CiccoriccoFriday, May 20 3:30 – 5:00 p.m. Grades K & UpPlease sign up at the desk, space is limited.

BOOK GROUP Tuesday, April 26 @ 1:00 p.m.LIGHT BETWEEN OCEANS By M. L. Steadman

Tuesday, May 24 @ 1:00 p.m.THE CRUCIBLE By Arthur Miller

Refreshments Served. Books are available at the desk.

HP Teens for TomorrowHP Teens for Tomorrow is a 501c3 community service organization comprised of Harrington Park teens in grades 7-12. HP Teens for Tomorrow is in its 8th year of volunteer work that has benefitted the residents of Harrington Park and Newark, residents of the Rockleigh Jewish Home, provided meals for the homeless and ran events such as the Trunk or Treat and annual Field Day for students who attend the Valley Program.If you have a teen in grades 7-12 who would like to participate in HP Teens for Tomorrow, please contact us at :hpteensfortomorrow@gmail.com

Annual Family Fun Festival and Wellness Expo at Van Saun Park

May 21, 2016 at 10am- 6pm

FREE Zoo AdmissionFREE Train Rides & Carousel

For more information email or call janzevino@co.bergen.nj.us

(201)634-2617

Wellness Expo

Rev. Bryan F.J. Adamcik, PastorWeekend Mass ScheduleSaturday: 4:00 & 5:00PM, 6:00PM SpanishSunday: 7:30, 8:15 Latin, 9:30 & 10:45AM, 12:00 Noon, 6:00 & 7:00PM

Ladies Breakfast Catered Breakfast with Guest SpeakerSunday, April 24, 2016 at 10:30AM$15 per person; $20 Mother/Daughter comboFor information / tickets call 201-768-1706.

31 LYNN STREET(corner of Lynn St. and LaRoche Ave.) 201-768-0819 Standrewhp@gmail.com www.standrewsharringtonpark.org Rev. Diane L. Rhodes, Rector SUNDAY WORSHIP AND CHRISTIAN FORMATION—EVERYONE IS WELCOME AND INVITED! 1) “All God’s Children”—an inclusive service of Song, Praise and Holy Communion for children of all abilities and their families 9:00 am on the first and third Sundays of every month 2) Music and Sunday School for children—9:55 am every Sunday 3) Holy Eucharist—10:15 every Sunday 4) Coffee and Bible Study with “The Genesis Group” first and third Tuesday of every month— 7:30 pm at Presto’s Restaurant, 90 LaRoche Avenue

Music@St.Andrew’s presentsAn Evening with Wolfgang Amadeus Mozartand The Chamber Music Society of New JerseySunday, May 15, 2016, 5:00 pmViolin Sonata in E minor K. 304Piano Quartet in E-flat major K. 493String Quartet in C Major K. 465 “Dissonance”Admission: $20 ($10 for students 12 and under)Please call 201-768-0819 to reserve a seatBenefit: St. Andrew’s Outreach Ministries

Our Lady of Victories R.C. Church

St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church

In Harrington ParkSunday Worship 10 am

Rev. Steve Sayerwww.cchpchurch.org 201-768-2457

The Annual Women’s Communion Brunch will be held on Saturday, April 16 beginning at 9:30 A.M. The worship will be led by the Rev. Phyllis Palsma.

Mission Trip to Dominican RepublicAug. 10-18, 2016In co-operation with the Foundation for Peace, Members and friends of the Church will be going to the Dominican Republic, to work hand in hand with the local people. The organization’s emphasis is on establishing partnerships with the local people, while helping them and trip participants to grow their spiritual foundations. All are welcome to join us on this service trip. Please call the church office for more information.

Need Affordable, Flexible Childcare for a 2 1/2 to 5 year old? Our unique, NJ state-licensed Parents Day Out program will begin its 36th year of service to the community. You can choose your hours to meet your schedule from Mon. through Thurs., from 8:45 AM to 2:30 PM, following the Harrington Park School calendar.Call 201-768-2796 for more information.

2016RECYCLING/GARBAGESCHEDULE

(atcurbby5:30am)GarbageWednesdayONLY

January6-March30/November2-December28GarbageWednesday&Saturday

April6-October29GardenRefuseApril4-NOVEMBER9-MONDAYS

(TuesdaysMay30,July5andTuesdaySeptember5)***THURSDAYRECYCLINGSCHEDULE

MONTH SINGLE STREAM

RECYCLING January 7-14-21-28 February 4-11-18-25 March** 3-10-17-24 April 7-14-21-28 May 5-12-19-26 June** 2-9-16-23 July 7-14-21-28 August 4-11-18-25 September** 1-8-15-22 October 6-13-20-27 November 3-10-17-25 December** 1-8-15-22

**RecyclingisonlytheFIRST4ThursdaysOFMONTH

NORecyclingCollectiononthefollowingdates:March31September29June30December29

ForquestionsormissedpickupcalltheMunicipalClerk’sofficeat201-768-1700

Garbage / Recycling Schedule

The Community Church

A representative from the Bergen County Board of Social Services will be coming to Harrington Park to help residents apply for various programs.Look for upcoming dates. For more information call Borough Hall 201-768-1700.

Board of Health - Upcoming Event

FROM THE MAYOR’S DESK ...RESIDENTS IN THE NEWS

Mrs. Kyung Hee Choi has developed North Jersey’s leading Asian-American health service program. The program was instituted at Holy Name Hospital Medical Center in Teaneck. Mrs. Choi was honored for her accomplishment recently at Montclair State University. The award is part of the Evangelina Menendez Trailblazer Award program. She was presented with a crystal bowl by Robert Menendez, the son of Senator Robert Menendez. Her program has benefited over 250,000 people. The residents of Harrington Park congratulate Mrs. Choi for her outstanding work.

On March 9, 2016, Cub Scout Pack 111 held its Crossing Over Dinner at the Harrington Park Fire House. I was pleased to present Certificates of Achievement to six of our young scouts. This group now joins Boy Scout Troop 616: Michael Biskup Ian Moultan Daniel Collins Michael Mullany Tyler Degnen Karch Wohner

I extend my thanks to all the men and women who work in the scouting program. The time and effort they extend in maintaining this outstanding program is certainly appreciated by all.

PLEASE DON’T FEED THE WILDLIFE

As you are well aware, we have a problem with Canadian Geese, deer and now bears. I was recently handed a petition which sought to restrict the feeding of deer in Harrington Park. Between ticks and Lyme Disease, as well as auto accidents involving deer, the request makes sense. While no one wants harm to come to wildlife in Harrington Park, we do need to protect the citizens of our community. If you are feeding the wildlife, please refrain from doing so. Make sure that the containers you use to eliminate waste are secured. We have had a few observations of bears in the Borough recently. They may be drawn to the food left out for the deer and other wildlife. We need your cooperation. If you notice any problems, please notify the police immediately.

WORTHY OF YOUR CONSIDERATION

While the Mayor and Council have been reluctant to give your tax dollars to worthy causes, there are several local groups that work closely with Harrington Park residents. If you are so inclined to donate to worthwhile groups, please consider the following: Pascack Valley Meals on Wheels Spectrum for Living Vantage Health System I recently attended the kick-off breakfast for the PV Meals on Wheels and will help deliver meals in the near future. They need volunteers to assist in the delivery of food everyday. You would be amazed at all the good work the group performs. We have contact information at the Borough Hall, should you wish to donate your time and/or money to any of these outstanding organizations.

SLOW DOWN AND BE OBSERVANT

With the approach of Spring and the sports associated with the season, please drive with special care. The warmer weather and day light savings time will have more residents outdoors for longer periods of time. Also, pay special attention to the younger residents who may be playing in or near our streets and may not see your vehicle as it approaches them. Thank you. .....Continued on the next page .....

From the Mayor’s Desk continued.....CURRENT COUNCIL ACTIONS/CONCERNS

1) BUDGET PREPARATIONThe 2016 municipal budget will be voted on, following a public hearing, at the April 11, 2016 Council meeting. Every effort has been made to keep spending down while trying to maintain the quality of services you are used to in Harrington Park.

2) The Harrington Park Planning Board has approved a HOUSING PLAN ELEMENT and FAIR SHARE PLAN. Both plans were prepared by Mr. Michael Hakim, our municipal planner. The Harrington Park Council will review and hopefully approve both plans in the near future. The plans will be used to justify our position on the Borough’s responsibilities related to the COUNCIL ON AFFORDABLE HOUSING (COAH).

3) Meetings have been held with the ALLEGRO Group, who are the contract purchasers of the former SUEZ (United Water) headquarters on Old Hook Road. While no formal application has been submitted to the Borough, current plans call for a combination of three uses. These include age restricted (55+) market rental units, assisted living units and memory loss units. It is anticipated that a formal application will be submitted within the next few months.

4) The Borough of Harrington Park received the GOLD AWARD for Safety from the Bergen County Joint Insurance Fund. The Mayor and Council is proud of the efforts demonstrated by our Department Heads and their employees and volunteers. All of the fore mentioned individuals take the necessary safety steps as they perform their daily jobs. Each quarter, a form is submitted that includes the list of training and inspections from the Borough Hall, Department of Public Works, Recreation, Police, Ambulance Corps and Fire Department.

WELCOME SPRING

On a personal note….Home is truly where the heart is. Best wishes to all Harrington Park residents for a healthy, safe and happy spring season. Our town will be dressed with an abundance of beautiful blooms. Begin each day with a little courage, a little curiosity, and a little spring in your step.

Paul A. Hoelscher, Mayor

Harrington Park SOFTBALL & BASEBALLOpening Parade and Picture Day!

Saturday, April 23rd, 9:00am - NoonParade starts at

HP School and ends at Highland Field.

Harrington Park Tennis BadgesTime to buy your 2016 tennis badges for HP’s tennis courts!$25 per family

Badges can be purchased at Borough Hall.Available in person during regular business hours.

The use of courts will be monitored to insure that users are residents and have purchased badges.

For more information email: hprec@harringtonparknj.gov

HP SPORTS

HARRINGTON PARK SWIM CLUB

Summer is closer than u think! Join The Harrington Park Swim Club! Our club offers:- swim lessons- a competitive swim team- fun activities- float nights- noodle nights- a fenced in kiddie pool... And so much more. Email us at hpkswimclub@gmail.com for membership information or any questions you may have.

HSA - FUNDRAISER RECREATION COMMISSION

2016 Annual Fishing DerbyWhere: Pondside ParkWhen: Sunday, June 19, 2016 12:00 to 2:00PMWho: Open to all Harrington Park residents up to 15 years old

WE SUPPLY THE BAITJUST BRING YOUR POLES!

COME OUT FOR SOME FUN AND PRIZES!!

For more information email: hprec@harringtonparknj.gov

SAVE THE DATES:Town Day - Saturday, Sept. 10, 2016Rag-a-Muffin - Saturday, Oct. 29, 2016

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