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The American
Legion
Joyce Kilmer Post #25
4 JFK Drive, Milltown
732-828-7125
Ronald Dixon: Commander
Veterans Organization
adjutant@post25.org
The Arc
32 Ford Ave, Suite 2, Milltown
732-247-8155, ext. 135
Lydia Mazzeo: Director
The Arc, Middlesex is one of
the strongest advocacy groups for people with developmental disabilities.
If you know someone with developmental disabilities, then you need the
Arc. Families are the strength of the Arc. Some of our services include
residential programs, supported employment, respite, recreation and
advocacy. Make us your favorite charity to make a difference in people's
lives.
lmazzeo@arc-middlesex.org
Biology Teacher's Association of New Jersey
38 S. Wilson Avenue, Milltown
732-828-4907
Bunny Jaskot
The
BTANJ
is an affiliate of the NABT ( National Association of Biology Teachers).
We offer workshops and connect middle school and high school teachers to
important resources that may be of value in the teaching of the life
sciences.
bunnyj19@aol.com
The Deadball Era
45 Inwood Drive, Milltown
The only website dedicated to
deceased Major League Baseball players. Specializing in genealogy and
necrology research.
frusso-1@comcast.net
Department of Social Services
60 Violet Terrace, Milltown
732-296-0681
Deborah Cuddy: Director
The Department of Social Services serves as an
advocate for senior citizens.
East Brunswick Wrestling Club
2 Tracey Drive, Milltown
732-214-0702
Contact: Rick Perrine
The EBWC has been in
existence for 21 years and serves the youth in grades K-8 of EB, Milltown,
Spotswood and Helmetta - as these towns do not have youth wrestling clubs
of their own.
websiteinfo@ebwrestling.com
Eureka Fire Museum
South Main Street, Milltown
732-828-7400
Leave a message to schedule a tour.
A
treasure-trove of relics fill every nook and cranny of the Eureka Fire
Museum.
Free & Accepted
Masons
Milltown Lodge No. 294
30 North Main St, Milltown
E. Richard Constant: Secretary
Free Masonry is a
world-wide fraternal organization and is especially known as serving the
community in a multitude of ways.
arcon929@aol.com
Girl Scouts of
South River/Milltown
Invites all
girls from Kindergarten thru 12th grade to join us. For more information
please contact:
Linda Thompson, Service Unit Mgr
gslinda@verizon.net
732-257-3274
or
Lynne Ridgway, Recruiter/Organizer l.a.ridgway@att.net
732-846-0167
Haunted River Walk
 Mill Pond Park, Milltown
The Milltown Public School
District and Joyce Kilmer School present the Haunted River Walk. Volunteers and
Sponsors Needed!
Junior Woman's
Club of the Greater Brunswick Area
PO Box 853, East Brunswick
732-937-5097
Kim Davey
A
nonprofit group of women volunteers dedicated to community service for
those less fortunate and those in need. The JWC-GBA has been serving our
community for over 65 years and is a member of the General Federation of
Women's Clubs. Our interests include projects in education, public
affairs, conservation, health, home life, the arts, public relations and
international affairs. Meetings are held the first and third Monday of
each month.
kimbo0034@yahoo.com
Lawrence Brook Watershed Partnership, Inc.
85 Washington Ave,
Milltown
732-249-5297
Alan S. Godber:
President, Board of Trustees
The Lawrence Brook
Watershed Partnership Inc. was formed in 1997 to provide "Responsible
Stewardship of the Lawrence Brook Watershed". The organization
holds bimonthly membership meetings on the third Tuesday in February,
April, June, August, October, November, and December. It also has
several active committees and is designing a Headquarters and Nature
Center. The Partnership will shortly move to its new headquarters at
85 Washington Avenue, Milltown. Interested persons are invited to join
the Partnership. Tax deductible donations for the many projects of the LBWP are welcomed.
agodber@earthlink.net
Middlesex Association of Paranormal Studies
15 Richter Avenue
732-828-1042
Don Hohner
M.A.P.S. for short.
We are a volunteer service and our sole purpose is to help those in
need. We are willing to investigate any ghost or paranormal case that is
brought to us. If you think you have ghosts, then call the experts.
Middlesex.Paranormal@gmail.com
Milltown Cub Scouts
Pack 33
United Methodist
Church,
Milltown
732-745-4705
Sue Selover: Chairperson
Cub Scouts is open to
all boys in grades 1 thru 5.
info@milltowncubscouts.org
Milltown Boy Scouts Troop 33
United Methodist
Church,
Milltown
 Milltown
Democratic Organization
William Deinzer:
Chairman
The party looks to
a new beginning, getting back to the basics of what the Democratic Party
represents. All of our members, both elected and volunteer, represent
honest leadership, open government, economic responsibility and
educational excellence.
Milltown Historical Society
Historical Museum
PO Box 96, Milltown
732-828-0249
Bruce Schwendeman: Curator
Open by appointment
only.
To preserve the historical and cultural significance of Milltown.
davestaxi@aol.com
Milltown
Lions Club
PO Box 15, Milltown
732-545-0505
President: Chuck Isak
Secretary: Joan Trent
 The
Club meets at the Milltown Methodist Church on the 1st Wednesday
of each month, and the American Legion on the 3rd Wednesday (except for July & August) at 6:30pm. Meetings include
dinner and guest speakers. There are currently 32 members.
jptrent@verizon.net
Milltown Little League
P.O. Box 101,
Milltown
732-220-1755
Peter Strahm: President
Richard Broderick: Vice-President
Milltown Local Access
Channel 15 Committee
39 Washington Ave,
Milltown
732-828-2100, Ext. 176
Russell Einbinder:
Station Manager
Milltown
Republican Organization
PO Box 491, Milltown
732-846-2562
Karen Collins:
Vice Chairwoman
email:
karenelmoc@aol.com
In all
respects, we invite you to join with Milltown's Republicans as we
continue to work together to enhance the quality of life of Milltown's
residents, encourage civic involvement, and promote responsible,
effective and accountable leadership in our community.
Milltown Senior
Citizens Club
60 Violet Terrace, Milltown
732-296-1159
Roberta Goodwin: President
Bob Skarzynski: Vice President
The
purpose of this Club is to provide Senior Citizens, sixty (60) years or
older, with a place where they may find companionship, sociability and the
opportunity to pursue their interests in education and recreational
activities as well as to promote a spirit of good fellowship for the good
and welfare of the community.
Native Plant Society of NJ
38 S. Wilson Avenue, Milltown
732-828-4907
Bunny Jaskot
The
Native Plant Society of NJ is a statewide non-profit organization founded
for the appreciation, protection, and study of the native flora of New
Jersey.
bunnyj19@aol.com
Order of the Noble Companions of the Swan
PO Box 404, Milltown
William Maszer, Ph.D.
An International Order of
Christian Chivalry and Knighthood.
SwanOrder@aol.com
Partnership for NJ Plant Communities
38 S. Wilson Avenue, Milltown
732-828-4907
Bunny Jaskot
This is a partnership
among many statewide organizations whose goal is to actively protect
plants species in NJ, especially those that are threatened and endangered.
This initiative comes from the Pinelands Preservation Alliance.
bunnyj19@aol.com
United
Way of Central Jersey
32 Ford Avenue, Milltown
732-247-3727
Patricia Desiderio
The United Way of Central Jersey funds health
and human service non-profit agencies in Middlesex County and Frankin
Township in
Somerset County. The United Way Impact Agenda helps focus the efforts of
our community. The work of volunteers and the energy and resources of the
community are targeted in areas where they can have the greatest results.
Funded impact areas include families, disabled, homeless, elderly, youth,
community health and childcare.
pdesiderio@uwcj.org
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SAYREVILLE SENIOR
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423 MAIN STREET -
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10AM - 6PM
MONDAY - SATURDAY
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800-621-3362
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Map of Milltown |
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click on image to enlarge
Key:
A - Michelin Field
South Street
B
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Joyce Kilmer School
21 West Church Street
C
- Milltown Public Library
20 West Church Street
D
- Mill Pond Park
South Main Street
E -
Borough Pool
Violet Terrace
F -
Borough Park
Violet Terrace
G -
Senior Citizens Center
60 Violet Terrace
H - Parkview School
80 Violet Terrace
I - Albert Avenue Park
Albert Avenue
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A Message From The
Milltown Anti-Vandalism
Task Force |
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Milltown Residents:
Please report
ALL acts of vandalism
and suspicious or unauthorized activities in parks and neighborhoods to
the Police by calling
732-828-1100
All reports can be anonymous!
Please help us keep Milltown the Greatest Little Town in the Land!
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PBA Local 338 |
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The Milltown Police Department PBA Local #338 is currently seeking
Milltown Police memorabilia to be displayed in our new display case.
Anybody with items which they wish to donate, or loan to the display,
please contact Ptl. Brian Knelle at the Milltown Police Department.
732-828-1100
Your participation and cooperation are greatly appreciated.
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Parks and Recreation |
Albert Avenue Park
is
8.6 acres and contains playground equipment, a softball field,
a soccer field, a basketball court and two picnic groves with
tables.
Borough Park
is 11.4
acres and has playground equipment, two basketball courts,
batting cages, one baseball field, three baseball/softball
fields, a refreshment and snack stand, in ground community pool
for Milltown residents, bathroom facilities, a water fountain
and a gazebo with tables.
Michelin Field Park
off Ford Avenue is 3.8 acres and contains playground
equipment, a handball court, basketball court, baseball field
with lights and bathroom facilities.
Janet Court Park
contains open space and playground equipment.
Herbert Avenue Park
is
.1 acres land with playground equipment.
East Joffre Avenue Park
is a small park with playground equipment
.
Brook Drive Park
has
benches for picnics.
Pardun Avenue Park
contains two tennis courts.
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Informational Links |
NJ
Department of Human Services
In New Jersey, every citizen - every teacher, doctor and neighbor - every
person who comes into contact with a child and observes behavior or
conditions that might indicate abuse or neglect is required by law to
report their suspicions.
ASSE International Student Exchange Program
HOST FAMILIES NEEDED.
ASSE International Student Exchange Program is looking for families to
host exchange students. Bring another culture into your home. This is a
great opportunity to bring another language and culture into your home.
The students will attend the local High School. They all have
comprehensive insurance and spending money.
For more information call Sue
at 732-251-1517 or
1-800-677-2773 or visit our website at
www.asse.com
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Beyond Milltown |
Raritan Valley YMCA
We Build
Strong Kids, Strong Families & Strong Communities.
 Please
help us make a difference at this most exciting time for the YMCA! We are
graciously accepting gifts of dollars and volunteer time in order to make
your YMCA a success. We look forward to seeing you
at 144 Tices Lane!
The facility will include:
• State-of-the-Art Fitness Center
•
Child Care
•
Summer Day Camp
•
Other Health/Fitness/Sports
Programs
•
Arts & Humanities Programs
Please contact us regarding:
•
Founders Club
Memberships
•
Facility Information
•
Aquatics & Other Programs
Please call us at 732-257-4114.
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ATTENTION: MILLTOWN BUSINESS OWNERS:
Milltown Chamber of Commerce
For More Information Contact:
PAULETTE CRABIEL-WAHLER @
732-828-1331
OR
CRABIEL@AOL.COM
TOGETHER WE CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE.
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Milltown
Revitalization Committee |
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Mission
The Milltown Revitalization Committee promotes community pride by
completing beautification projects funded by grants, organizing the annual
Pride in Milltown Day, and by supporting the efforts of other Borough
groups and citizens working to enhance the community.
Overview
The group has been an official body of the local government since January
1988 when it was accepted by the Milltown Borough Council during its
annual organizational meeting. Originally called the Main Street
Revitalization Committee, the group soon renamed itself the Milltown
Revitalization Committee so it could address the needs of the whole town.
The Committee has 10 appointed members including local business owners and
private citizens who recognize that even the best community needs constant
attention to remain prosperous. It also has volunteer members who assist
with special projects and events. The Committee meets the second Wednesday
of every month at 7pm in Borough Hall. Residents are always welcome.
Town Center
Designation
Revitalizing our Main Street remains a focus of the Committee, which has
petitioned the State of New Jersey for "Town Center Designation". The
designation, if granted by the State Planning Commission, would give
Milltown priority status when applying for various county, state and
federal grants for downtown improvements.
In addition, the current Committee Chairperson has completed the Downtown
Revitalization Institute. Run by the New Jersey Department of Community
Affairs, this quarterly program offers training on utilizing local
resources, developing the image of a community's business district and
promoting it in economical ways.
If you have suggestions
or would like to volunteer on the committee, please contact us at:
www.prideinmilltown.org
Milltown Revitalization Committee
Classic Car Show
Fundraiser
Milltown
Holiday Greeting Cards
only $10.00 per box
each box contains 5 different Milltown holiday scenes.
15 cards & envelopes in each box.
On sale at Pride in Milltown Day!
The Future
As the Committee moves forward, its intention is to support the
redevelopment of Ford Avenue, retain current Main Street businesses,
attract new businesses, support the Mill Pond project and develop projects
funded by grants that will improve the aesthetic and economic environment
of Milltown.
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Raritan River
Railroad |
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A history of the line, its current state of its
Right-of-Way, and any current surviving rolling stock.
The Raritan
River Railroad Freight Station in Milltown, NJ is a great reminder of just
how important Milltown was in years gone by. The fact that it still
stands is a testament to its endurance and legacy. Here is the story, as
best I can tell it, of Milltown, the Raritan River Railroad, and how the
Milltown Freight Station united them both in history.
www.raritanriver-rr.com
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County Links |
Middlesex County
County Administration Bldg
John F. Kennedy Square,
P.O. Box 871
Administrator, 3rd Floor
New Brunswick, NJ 08901
Middlesex County Fair Association, Inc.
PO Box 400, Milltown
732-257-8858
Mary Ann Pawlek: Secretary
The Middlesex County Fair
Association - a non-profit, privately owned, organization which supports
the county 4-H clubs and scholarships at Rutgers and county high schools.
Will hold annual Fair, August 4-10, 2003. Family oriented - crafts,
rides, exhibits, displays, vendors, free entertainment and attractions
daily.
Rutgers Cooperative Extension Service
RCRE, Middlesex County
42 Riva Ave, North Brunswick
NJ, 08902
Rutgers Cooperative
Extension of Middlesex County is part of a nationwide network that brings
the research of the state land-grant universities to local people.
Rutgers Soil Testing Laboratory
PO Box 902, Milltown
732-257-8858
Stephanie Murphy, Ph.D.: Director
Located on the Cook
College campus, the Rutgers Soil Testing Laboratory is a service unit that
performs chemical and mechanical analyses of soils for the residents of
New Jersey and for University research personnel. The mission of the
Laboratory is to provide accurate and timely soil and water test reports
to meet the increasing agricultural and environmental needs of the state.
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"The Greatest Little Town In
The Land".
- David B. Crabiel
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February 19, 2009
- Does anybody really know what time it is? Well, the Milltown
Revitalization Committee does. And soon, everyone in Milltown will,
thanks to the Revitalization Committee's latest project: A Victorian
street clock which will be placed in the center of Milltown.
The seventeen-foot Victorian-style street clock, which will be
placed at the intersection of Main Street and Washington Avenue,
seemed like a natural fit for the surroundings, according to Bob
Belloff, the Committee's chairperson. "We've been reminded lately
just how much Milltown residents love the artifacts of a simpler,
bygone era. This project provides a lasting reminder of that era,
and something very new as well: a very solidly built,
technologically advanced, and beautiful, functional timepiece that
will last for decades and provide a service to the residents of
Milltown."
The clock will be funded by private sponsorships which the
Revitalization Committee will be soliciting. Rewards for
sponsorships include fully working miniature replicas of the clock,
and the inscription of sponsor's names on the base of the town
clock. "The names on the clock will be seen and remembered for
generations", Belloff said. "Years from now, kids and grandkids will
walk to school, and point their family name out to their friends.
It's a great way for a family to leave a lasting legacy and show
their pride in our Borough." The total cost is anticipated to be
$40,000, $10,000 of which has been provided by the Committee. "We're
an all-volunteer organization, and our activities are funded
entirely by the monies raised through Milltown Day, which takes
place every October", Belloff said. "Some of the projects we have
funded include the planters, benches, and trash receptacles on Main
Street; the Victorian light poles at Borough Hall and the Mill Pond
Park; and the holiday lights which adorn Main Street and Washington
Avenue every winter. We see this clock as our most exciting project
to date, and hope to undertake other projects to accentuate and
complement its presence."
Stephanie Taglietta, Revitalization Committee member and licensed
ERA Realtor, says, "Local communities like Metuchen, Cranford, and
Freehold have used similar clocks as centerpieces of their
revitalization efforts with great success. Projects like this make a
downtown more attractive and appealing to residents and
out-of-towners alike. They help businesses increase their revenue
and homeowners to increase the value of their homes. It's really an
investment that will reap benefits for all of Milltown."
The Committee has
created a website devoted to the clock project at
www.milltownclockproject.org. In addition, they're always on the
lookout for more volunteers. Meetings take place at 7:00pm on the
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