Clinton Township Newsletter

Q u i lt S h ow / C o l l e c t o r ' s D ay at t h e R e d M i l l M u s e u m V i l l ag e ! Sunday, August 25 10:00 am to 4:00 pm For info or quilt reg form: http://theredmill.org/ calendarofevents.html or call 908.735.4101, ext 102; or email: programs@theredmill.org, re: Show or Collector's Day. Admission: $9/Adults, 7$ Seniors, Active Military and Veterans, $5/children (6-12), Free for Museum Members and Children under 6. A ticket for two appraisals is $5. Hope you'll join us! F i r e wo r k s The Fourth of July is right around the corner and, while it might be tempting to make the short trek over the Pennsylvania border to procure fireworks to mark the celebration of Independence Day, be mindful that the transport and possession of fireworks across and within state boundaries is against the law in New Jersey. The seemingly innocuous sparkler or firecracker can result in fines and penalties as well as threats to physical safety. Only paper and plastic caps, like those used in toy guns, are permitted in New Jersey. Be prepared to face the following fines and penalties in connection with the possession, use or sale of fireworks: • Possession and/or discharge of fireworks may subject you to a fine of up to $1,000 as well as up to 30 days in jail. • Sale and/or intent to sell fireworks is subject to a fine of up to $10,000 as well as up to 18 months in jail. The legality of fireworks aside, the safety issues of their use should also be considered. In 2011, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission ("CPSC") conducted a study of fireworks-related injuries* covering the period of June 17 through July 17. The CPSC study revealed: • On average, 200 people go to the emergency room every day with fireworks-related injuries during the month surrounding the July 4 holiday. • The most injured body parts were hands and fingers (46%), eyes, heads, faces and ears (17%); more than half of the injuries resulting from burns. • The percentage of injuries resulting from sparklers was 17% and firecrackers was 13%. Celebrate your patriotism safely and legally by leaving the display of fireworks to the professionals. Be sure to check out local news sources and websites like www.bestofnj.com for guides to area fireworks shows. Happy Fourth of July! *http://www.cpsc.gov/onsafety/2012/06/cpsc-science-fireworks-injuries/ Fresh Seafood, Grilled Specialties, Italian Classics, Brick Oven Pizzas • Fireside and Patio/Courtyard Dining • Cigar Smoking on the Wrap-Around Porch Private Parties and Catering www.restaurantvillageatlongvalley.com 908.876.9307 Open for Dinner Tuesday – Saturday at 5:00 pm, and Sundays at 3:00 pm • Bar Open Late Andrea's Dining Room is N ow O p e n ! Andrea's Dining Room is the newly renovated rising star of Restaurant Village at Long Valley. Complete with a chic bar and lounge area, Andrea's Dining Room offers an inspiring atmosphere reminiscent of bygone times. Designed by Andrea herself, come experience a delicious meal in this romantic venue complete with fireside dining. A talented culinary team delivers an outstanding menu which offers a wide variety of fresh seafood, grilled specialties, Italian classics and the most delicate brick oven pizzas. Patio dining in a courtyard setting is yet another lovely aspect of this new gem as well as cigar smoking on the wrap-around porch. Restaurant Village at Long Valley is also the home of The Long Valley Pub and Brewery, The Pandan Fusion Lounge and The Cafe & Wine Bar. We're proud of our specials: Lobster Tuesdays: Lobster Dinner $21, Crabby Wednesdays: All-You-Can-Eat Blue Crabs $25, Ladies Night every Thursday with drink specials and complimentary brick oven pizza in the bar, and Sunday Clam Bakes. For reservations or more information, call 908.876.9307, or visit us online at www.RestaurantVillageAtLongValley.com (just click on "Andrea's Dining Room" at the top of the page). We're open for Dinner Tuesdays through Saturdays at 5:00 pm, Sundays at 3:00 pm. Our Happy Hour is from 5 -7:30 pm, and our bar is open late. Visit us this week–after all, don't you deserve a night out? Raised Ranch Victor A. Rotolo, a resident of Clinton Township, was named to the list of 2013 NJ Super Lawyers for the eighth consecutive year. Call The Rotolo Law Firm today: 908.534.7900 to discuss any legal situation confronting you. Your half-hour consultation is free of charge! Their attorneys and staff are ready to serve your legal needs. The Rotolo Law Firm • 502 US 22, Lebanon, NJ 08829 www.rotololawfirm.com 4 www.ClintonTwpNewsletter.com J u l y on B e au t i f u l W o o d e d L o t Four bedroom raised ranch in the beautiful Aspen Ridge section of High Bridge. This private property features a wooded lot with over-sized front and rear decks. First floor has large living room with fireplace, a large modern kitchen, updated bath and two spacious bedrooms. The second floor has two additional oversized bedrooms plus plenty of storage. The ground level has a huge family room with pellet stove, laundry area and oversized garage. Add in central air and sliders to your rear deck overlooking your private wooded lot and you have a terrific alternative to townhouse living with this private property with a community pool and recreation area. Price $225,000. Directions: Washington to Wilson. Left on Deer Run, Right on King Hill to # 52 Mark Drive. See photo on back cover of this issue of CTNL and visit: www.jpeters.com for more details. 2 0 1 3

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