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Newton Rescue Dog Gets New Home with New Jersey State Police Troopers
NEWTON, NJ – The story of a malnourished dog rescued by Newton Animal Control Jessica Vollero has a happy end. A few weeks ago Vollero was called to investigate the report of a dog in distress in Sussex. With the help of New Jersey State Police troopers from the Augusta station, Vollero took custody of the dog named Remo, according to Newton Police Chief Steven VanNieuwland. “Since then, ACO Vollero has been caring for Remo who has now returned to a healthy weight,” VanNieuwland said.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER While Remo was recovering, the NJSP Trooper who responded with Vollero to the rescue expressed interest in adopting Remo as their station dog. VanNieuwland announced Remo was adopted by the NJSP Trooper into his new home on Friday morning. For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
Newton Theatre presents The Travelin' McCourys
(NEWTON, NJ) -- The Newton Theatre presents The Travelin' McCourys on Saturday, August 17, 2024. They are a bluegrass quintet led by brothers Ronnie and Rob, sons of the legendary bluegrass musician Del. Doors are at 7:00pm, showtime is 8:00pm.
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Newton's Pine Street Park Gets a New Playground
NEWTON, NJ – Children of Newton will have some new options at the Pine Stree Park playground. Last week town officials had a ribbon cutting ceremony to introduce the new equiptment.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER The work was done through a $75,000 New Jersey Department of Community Affairs or NJDCA Local Recreation Improvement Grant, according to Newton administrative assistant Kathryn Alcock. Newton Recreation Coordinater Danielle Finkle selected and ordered the equipment and new signs for the park. The equipment was purchased and installed through Ben Shaffer Recreation, Alcock said. Newton Department of Public Works’ Adam Vough “and his crew,” installed the new gate, did the paving and mulching of the grounds. Pine Street Park, called a “hidden gem,” is located in a residential neighborhood off Pine Street and Linmor Avenue. Youth soccer and t-ball games are played there. Residents can also enjoy the basketball court located in the park. For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
Newton Unveils New Animal Shelter
NEWTON, NJ – As the Town of Newton continues to expand their animal control services the need for a shelter became apparent. Last week the ribbon was cut, signaling the opening of an animal shelter in Memory Park. “The new animal impound facility in the Town of Newton represents a significant step forward in community and animal welfare. This facility not only strengthens our capability to care for lost and abandoned pets but also reflects our commitment to providing humane and efficient animal control services,” Newton Police Chief Steven VanNieuwland.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE...
Enormous Tri-County Trail Takes Next Step in the Hudson Valley
A neraly-60 mile-long trail that would connect Ulster, Orange, and Sullivan Counties has taken another step closer to reality in the Hudson Valley. Parks and Trails New York (PTNY), described as "the leading statewide not-for-profit parks and trails advocacy organization", recently shared the latest development in a project that has already been years in the making.
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