Clinton Township Newsletter

1 0 m a r c h 2 0 2 2 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 L e A R n H o w t o S A f e L y u t i L i z e A t A S e R f o R y o u R P e R S o n A L P R o t e C t i o n – k S t R e e t g R o u P ' S A C A D e M y Available to College Students, Security Professionals, Hospital Personnel, Houses of Worship, and any Victim of an Assault K Street Group is announcing its 2022 calendar for Taser training to be held at its Training Academy facility in Hunterdon County. K Street Group now has four Certified Taser Instructors on its faculty. This allows for multiple courses to be offered every week at various times, making it extremely convenient for anyone to attend. The course is three hours in duration and includes topics such as taser safety, taser operation, use of force continuum, personal self-defense, and dynamic situational awareness. Under no conditions will any student be used to demonstrate the effectiveness of deploying a taser— conductive targets will be used instead to simulate a real-life situation. Upon successful completion of the course, the student will be able to safely carry a taser for self defense purposes only in New Jersey or New York. In addition, K Street Group is an authorized reseller of Taser products and can assist the student with their purchase options. The 2022 courses start on January 12 and continue through March 26. Contact The K Street Group now to learn more about the Taser training course or go to our website at: www.KStreetGroupSecurity.com, click the Academy page and scroll down to the TASER tab to register. Seating will be limited and the first 50 students to register will receive a complimentary TASER holster! Now is the time to take control of your personal self defense. Small income tax firm in CLINTON, NJ looking for an EXPERIENCED seasonal Tax Preparer for the upcoming tax season. Pay and hours flexible. 908.713.1707. b S A t R o o P 2 0 0 S C o u t , P H i L L A b e L L e b e C o M e S t H e t R o o P ' S 9 2 n D e A g L e S C o u t BSA Troop 200 Scout, Phil LaBelle passed his Eagle Board of Review, becoming the Troop's 92nd Eagle Scout. Phil's project included erecting a historically accurate snake fence and planting fruit trees at the historic Vought House in Clinton Township. Congratulations, Phil! Owen Maslanka was elected Senior Patrol Leader for a second term. As- sisting him will be George Gregory and Ryan Senger. Recently, the Troop participated in Scout Sunday at Lebanon Reformed Church, their charter organization. In early March the Scouts will be camping at Frost Valley in Upstate New York where they'll have the opportunity to cross country ski, snow shoe, snow tube and traverse a ropes course. A few weeks later they'll cross the Delaware for a weekend camping trip to Treasure Island, one of the first Boy Scout Camps and the home of the Order of the Arrow, Scouting's honor society. Over Spring Break, eight members of the troop will head south to Sea Base for a week of high adventure camping and activities in the Florida Keys. Adventure is waiting, join us! Troop 200 meets on Monday nights at Lebanon Reformed Church and goes on many adventures throughout the year. New patrols are forming, for more information follow BSA Troop 200 on Facebook or Instagram at: Troop 200NJ or reach out via email at: Troop200NJ@gmail.com. Phil LaBelle, Eagle Scout

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