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Fairfield, North Caldwell, Roseland and Observer-Tribune Editor: Phil Garber Echoes-Sentinel – Warren Township and West Caldwell. [email protected] Watchung (in Somerset County), Long Hill (908) 879-4100 ext. 15 Verona Observer – Verona. Township (in Morris County). Our Town Coordinator: Linda Campbell Cedar Grove Observer – Cedar Grove. The company’s Out & About section is a sep- [email protected] arate entertainment section that is included (908) 766-3900, ext. 219 monthly in Recorder Community Newspa- Hunterdon County pers. Special sections on a variety of topics Sports Editor: Kelly Fenton also are included. [email protected] Hunterdon Review – Califon, Clinton, Clin- (908) 766-3900 ton Township, High Bridge, Lebanon Borough, A separate classified word for word section Lebanon Township, Readington Township, including automotive, real estate, help want- Tewksbury Township. ed, for sale, work wanted and many more Web Site listings are carried in all Recorder newspa- Today in Hunterdon – Clinton, Clinton pers. www.observer-tribune.com Township, Flemington, Franklin Township, Digital Editor: Barbara Genese Lebanon Borough, Raritan Township, The Observer-Tribune office is located at [email protected] Readington Township and Glen Gardner. Suite 3A, 530 E. Main St., Chester. (908) 766-3900 ext. 224 For Online advertising: Morris County Phone Numbers Gene Benfatti (908) 766-3900, ext 235 [email protected] Chatham Courier – Chatham Borough, Circulation (908) 766-3900 Chatham Township. Classified advertising (800) 624-3684 Display advertising (908) 879-4100 SEND YOUR STORY TO US The Citizen – Denville Township, Dover, Editor (908) 879-4100 Observer-Tribune Editor: Rockaway Borough, Rockaway Township, Out & About (908) 766-3900 Boonton, Boonton Township, Montville and Special sections (908) 766-3900 Phil Garber Mountain Lakes. Sports (908) 766-3900 [email protected] (908) 879-4100 ext. 15 Recorder Community Newspapers PAGE 6 Our Town www.observer-tribune.com ABOUT THIS GUIDE INDEX OF WHAT’S INSIDE Latest figures show the Essex- braries and ADVERTISERS Recorder Newspapers . .5 Hunterdon-Morris-Somerset area the key peo- served by Recorder Community ple to con- Alger Veterinary . .15 About This Guide . .6 Newspapers with more than tact for any Basking Ridge Country Club .Premium Center Morris County . .7 220,000 residential households, in- of those or- Blaustein Early Childhood Center . .14 cluding single- and multiple-fami- ganiza- Choice Dermatology . .Premium Center Chester Borough . .8 ly dwellings. tions. 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Recre- to contact the chairman of the Gifted & Talented Institute . .20 ation opportunities abound with Planning Board? You can find it Gill St. Bernards School . .33 Schools . .38 many playing fields, bikeways and here. Giorgios Pappas Furs . .Premium Front other sites for the active. Scenic The map at the bottom of this Golf Courses . .43 Greenbaum Interiors . .Premium Center parks beautify the area for the pas- page shows the entire area covered Health Care . .44 sive. Community service clubs and by the Recorder Community Hawk Pointe Golf Club . .43 other organizations are plentiful, Newspapers group, the name of Hesco Lighting # 1 . .Premium Front Movie Theaters . .44 forming the lifeblood of our com- each newspaper and the area it Hesco Lighting # 2 . .Premium Center Public Libraries . .44 munities. covers. 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