You won’t want to miss Halloween Charcuterie Class on the Hackettstown Patch calendar
And check out Never Too Old: A YA Book Club for Adults on the Hackettstown Patch calendar
And check out Sauerkraut with Sour Bellies (RESCHEDULED) on the Hackettstown Patch calendar
A Halloween-themed fundraiser will bring costumes, games and prizes to Riverfront Park to support the high school wrestling team.
Also, don’t miss Dewey Dining Cookbook Club on the Hackettstown Patch calendar
Be sure to catch Corrado's Hayride of Horrors and Corn Maze: Night Activities on the Hackettstown Patch calendar
And check out Major Office Furniture Warehouse Liquidation Sale on the Hackettstown Patch calendar
Coming up: Live Music: Harmony Garage Band on the Hackettstown Patch calendar
Residents can create fall floral arrangements while supporting the Hackettstown First Aid and Rescue Squad.
Looking for a fall hike? These three state parks and forests offer wooded trails, mountain views and riverside scenery.
Hackettstown's Halloween contest invites residents to find themed scarecrows, take photos and compete for a prize.
Hackettstown Free Public Library will close for carpet renovations, with a reopening date already available.
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Hackettstown residents can meet local police officers and the mayor over coffee at an upcoming community event.
The Hackettstown Historical Society is bringing back its nighttime tours featuring paranormal tales and local history.
Residents can show off their Halloween decorations in Hackettstown's annual contest, with prizes and bragging rights up for grabs.
Free rabies vaccinations will be available for dogs and cats, with no appointment required.
Hackettstown's Halloween Downtown will feature a parade, costume contest, trick-or-treating and more.
Apple-picking season is underway, with three nearby orchards offering pick-your-own options this fall.
Mayor Jerry DiMaio joined a Sunday ceremony remembering those who died in active-duty military service and their families.
Most festivities at individual businesses are still planned, but visitors should watch for weather-related updates.
Hackettstown has announced its trick-or-treat hours for Halloween on Saturday, Oct. 31.
Residents can handle REAL ID applications, registrations and other transactions when the state mobile unit visits September 14.
The town’s 25th-anniversary ceremony Friday will honor victims and first responders while closing several roads.
The rescheduled Rotary fundraiser brings classic cars, live music and food trucks to Mars Snacking on Sunday.
Residents with questions about paving work in their area can contact the Town of Hackettstown.
The ceremony will honor the lives lost in the attacks.
A water sample collected on July 25 tested positive for the bacteria.
The program encourages students to build endurance and gain confidence.
Residents can share their ideas by taking a survey.
Motorists are encouraged to use alternate routes and allow extra travel time while traveling through the downtown area.
Road closures will be in effect in and around the work zone.
The festival will be held on Saturday, July 11.
The road work will take place from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
The blood drive is being held to help meet the ongoing need for blood donations.
The cooling center opened on Tuesday, June 30.
The family-friendly event will be held in downtown Hackettstown.
Officers received awards on June 11 for exceptional duty, life-saving actions, exceptional duty and outstanding service.
Mayor Jerry DiMaio recognized the high school's competition cheer team for its NJCDCA state championship win.
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The celebration runs noon to 8 p.m. at Arthur Sheldon Recreation Pool Field, with eating contests, talent competition and more.
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