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Magazine North Caldwell NORTH July 2015 Welcome to North Caldwell NORTH CALDWELL magazine A social publication exclusively for the residents of North Caldwell North Caldwell Magazine North Caldwell Magazine 2 July July 3 NORTH CALDWELL DIRECTORY www.n2pub.com © 2015 Neighborhood Networks Publishing, Inc. ™ Police Headquarters 973-226-0800 AREA DIRECTOR Brian P. O’Neill Fire Headquarters 973-226-0800 [email protected] All Borough Offices 973-228-6410 Administrator Extension 101 EDITOR Becky Clapper Borough Clerk Extension 100 Mayor’s Office Extension 102 WRITERS Kat Krannich Joseph Alessi Building Permits Extension 106 Construction Code Official Extension 112 CREATIVE TEAM Amber Rogerson Allie Tague Municipal Court Extension 109 CONTRIBUTORS Kim Iannarone Sarah Jacobson Engineering Extension 107 Cathryn Kessler Agnes Zienkiewicz Health/Welfare Extension 100 Bunny Jenkins Jessica Wiederhorn Planning Board Extension 101 Kat Krannich Teddy Press Board Of Adjustment Extension 100 Maria Rampinelli Public Works Extension 106 Recreation Extension 113 NC MAGAZINE Kamni Marsh Recycling Extension 106 ASSISTANT PUBLISHER Tax Assessor Extension 111 Tax Collector Extension 105 AD COORDINATOR Melissa Gerrety Trash Collection Extension 100 [email protected] Water Billing Extension 103 CLIENT COORDINATOR Cara Zaranski Broadway Square Mall Willowbrook Mall Firemen’s Community Center 973-228-4060 West Caldwell, NJ | 973.226.2726 www.michaelanthonyjewelers.com Wayne, NJ | 973.785.0330 Tennis Courts 973-228-6433 Municipal Pool 973-228-6434 Board Of Education 973-228-6438 IMPORTANT CONTACTS IMPORTANT West Essex Regional High School 973-228-1200 Cover Photo By: John Paul Endress Custom Hardscapes Landscape Design Outdoor Kitchens and DISCLAIMER: N2 Publishing is not affiliated with or contracted by the North Caldwell Town Council (the “Council”). 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