Delaware Valley Regional High School District needs your input to help us in our strategic planning. Between May 20th and June 14th, all parents and community members are asked to complete a survey ... Continue Reading »
8th GRADE FUNDRAISER CO-SPONSERED BY PTO 2013 SPRING CLOTHING DRIVE The clothing drive benefits the 8th Grade Class Trip to NYC The following items will be collected: Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Clothing Belts, Shoes and Handbags Linens and Blankets Stuffed ... Continue Reading »
Borough Park is open for ice skating! Hurray!!! I’ve officially extended the hours we can be in the park tonight and tomorrow until 10 p.m. Let’s get together for a Frenchtown family skate. We’ll ... Continue Reading »
On behalf of Borough Council, Borough staff and myself, I want to wish you and your family a happy and healthy New Year 2013. We appreciate the opportunity the community has given us ... Continue Reading »
Please come to a very special Borough Council meeting this Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in Borough Hall. Council will honor a number of individuals who have contributed much to our community over the years, ... Continue Reading »
Hello all. Many people have put storm debris at the curb or into the street. I ask you to put it back on your lawn… in the back yard, if possible. The amount of ... Continue Reading »
Hello All. As you may have heard, the governor has declared Monday to be the day that New Jersey is to celebrate Halloween. Trick-or-treating in Frenchtown will be on Sunday, Nov. 4, 3-5 p.m. I ... Continue Reading »
Hello All, On the advice of OEM Director Brad Myhre and Police Chief Alan Kurylka, Frenchtown’s annual trick-or-treating celebration has been postponed until on Sunday, Nov. 4. Brad and Al had recommended postponing the ... Continue Reading »
On the advice of Frenchtown OEM Director Brad Myhre and Chief of Police Alan Kurylka, I have lifted the state of emergency imposed in Frenchtown as Hurricane Sandy approached yesterday afternoon, Oct. 29. Continue Reading »
Good morning, all. I’m happy to say that Frenchtown mostly dodged the Hurricane Sandy bullet. That doesn’t mean that some folks in town haven’t suffered. During the heaviest part of the storm, heavy winds knocked ... Continue Reading »
