Clinton Township Newsletter

6 j u l y 2 0 2 0 W W W . C L I N T O N T W P N E W S L E T T E R . C O M 800.452.9105 • 908.638.9339 www.AandLPoolService.com 1 VAN SYCKLE ST, HIGH BRIDGE, NJ 08829 SERVING HUNTERDON, WARREN, MORRIS, SOMERSET AND MERCER COUNTIES FOUNDED 1967 • LIC.#13VH02098100 ALL In-Ground Pools Pool Openings Pool Closings Maintenance Swimming Pool Inspections Filter Repair/ Replacement Heater Repair/ Replacement Pump Repair/ Replacement Computerized Automation Pump/Acid Wash Safety Covers Renovations Vacuum Service Leak Detection Services Pressure Testing Pool Cleaners Pool Chemicals Salt Generators SPA Covers SERVICES: FREE RX PICKUP AND DELIVERY! Copy /Fax and Notary Public Services Hours: Mon-Fri 9:00 am - 7:00 pm, Sat 9:00 am - 3:00 pm, Sun 10:00 am -1:00 pm www.GrayrockRX.weebly.com We Make Transferring Prescriptions Easy! 2004 Route 31, Unit 4, Clinton, 08809 Phone: 908.638.4000 Fax: 908.638.5602 VA C A T I O N C H E C K L I S T by Anne Thornton, President, MSI Plumbing & Remodeling Everyone needs a vacation and everyone deserves to come back from vacation to a home that is in the same condition as when you left. Here are some tips to make sure your home is protected. Check these off your list and have a great vacation! • Make sure all electrical appliances are turned off. • Lock all windows and doors. • Call and have the newspaper and mail held until your return or have them picked up by a trusted neighbor. • Arrange to have your lawn mowed (or snow shoveled) while you're away. Ask a neighbor to set out your trash on collection day and then retrieve empty cans and recycling bins the same day. • Let a trusted neighbor know you will be away and have them keep an eye on your home for you. It's a good idea to leave your vacation address and telephone number with a neighbor so you can be reached in case of an emergency. • Never leave your house key hidden outside your home. • Set timers on interior lights. • Make sure to unplug televisions, computers and appliances that are susceptible to lightning and power surges. • Advise your alarm company and local police if you will be gone for an extended vacation. • Store jewelry and valuable papers in a safe deposit box. • Arrange for the care of pets. • Hockable valuables like electronic equipment and computers should not be visible from uncovered windows. If they can't see something that they can easily convert to cash, they may move on to the next prospect. • Set the heating system to provide minimum heat of 55 degrees. For more information about home maintenance, installing water-efficient appliances, remodeling and improving your home, please visit us at our office, give us a call or visit us online. MSI Plumbing & Remodeling, 908.735.4438. www.MSIPlumbingAndRemodeling.com. L o c a L B u S i N e S S m a N i S h e L p i N g h u N t e r d o N h e a L W i t h a u N i q u e o p p o r t u N i t y t o B u i L d F i N a N c i a L S e c u r i t y Jeff Friedlander has called Hunterdon County home for over 30 years, raising his children and building his insurance business here in Clinton Township. When COVID-19 hit, he found himself in a unique position to help his neighbors recover from the financial shock. "I thought we were insulated from a lot of those things, but just talking to people, they were out of work, or they were scared, or everything had changed for them," he said in an interview. His solution is Insurance Millionaires, a program he created to enable people with no insurance background to build life-changing wealth through the insurance industry. Members get training and support from top experts in the most profitable insurance niches. They learn to find people and businesses who need these services and pass those leads onto the experts, who close the deals and manage the accounts. Members receive a generous share of the commission every time the client renews their policy, creating a steady stream of passive income. Membership normally costs $347 per month but, in response to the crisis, Jeff is offering 90 days FREE to 90 Hunterdon County residents—enough time to start making money so the program pays for itself. "I've been under a financial burden before," he said, "and if I can relieve that burden for some people around here, I'd gladly do it." Join with this special offer: InsuranceMillionaires.com/Hunterdon W i N N e W a L d d a y c a m p ' S 6 9 t h S e a S o N Winnewald Day Camp has announced that its 69th season will be postponed due to COVID-19 and the many restrictions required by the State that would greatly impact its quality program. Preparations for 2021 are underway. For more information please email the camp at: winneday@ptd.net or visit us online at: www.Winnewald.com.

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