Clinton Township Newsletter

7 a p r i l 2 0 2 6 s p r I n g c l e A n I n g ( t h e p A r t s e v e r Y o n e f o r g e t s ) Happy Spring, neighbors! My name is Audra Giese and I am the President of Operations and Outreach at MSI Plumbing and Remodeling. Everyone calls me the P.O.O. Around here it is a badge of honor. I grew up in Clinton Township and I graduated from North Hunterdon High School before joining our second-generation family business. Spring cleaning is in full swing this month. While you are organizing closets and opening windows, your home's systems may need a little care too. Flushing a water heater, cleaning a dryer vent or replacing HVAC filters can help everything run better. If you discover anything that needs attention, you can book plumbing or HVAC service online anytime at: www.MSIPlumbingandRemodeling.com. It is quick and convenient for the chores most people forget. Or, call us today at: 908.735.4438. Enjoy the fresh start that April brings. W h Y c h o o s e W I n n e W A l d d A Y c A M p ? • SMALL camper-to-counselor ratio • Experienced leadership team • Age-appropriate program • 75 years of fun for children 5-13 • Family and child oriented Your children's summer adventure begins at Winnewald Day Camp located in Clinton Township, where there are no strangers, only friends who haven't met yet. The camp is celebrating its 75th season this year. Although a traditional camp, the program is active and contemporary. Located on 28 acres, facilities include two heated pools, ballfields, tennis court, blacktop areas, gaga, street hockey, and a stream for fishing. The camp day runs from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm, for children ages 5-13 and is supplemented by before and aftercare programs from 7:00 am until 6:00 pm. Camp visits can be scheduled by contacting owner Bob Jones at: 908.500.3924 or emailing: winnewald@gmail.com. To enroll, go to: https://winnewald.campium.com and create an account. n e x t s t e p A d v I s I n g c e l e B r A t e s t e n Y e A r s ! Ten years ago, I was a full-time high school counselor, but I was never 'just' a high school counselor. I've worked full time at Rutgers, The College Board headquarters, and even served a round on Drexel University's admissions advisory board. As college admissions became more competitive and school counselors became busier, I realized there was an increased need for private college advising, especially in Hunterdon County. Wanting to spend more time with my daughter when she was born, I created Next Step Advising and took a leap of faith. Over the last ten years, I have had the privilege of doing exactly what I set out to do…. empower, educate and inspire students to take their best next step. Nothing makes me happier than to see their excitement and confidence grow as they engage in creating their future. Best time to start with my comprehensive package is sophomore year – if you have a freshman or sophomore, call us now for a $50 consult. Registration has begun for our summer test prep and application and essay bootcamps. See our site for dates and information: www.NextStepAdvising.com, call: 908.642.8509, or come to our party on April 18. See our ad for more information! o p e n c u p B o A r d t h r I f t s t o r e A n n o u n c e s r e n o v A t I o n s , s t o r e W I d e s A l e , A n d g r A n d r e - o p e n I n g c e l e B r A t I o n ! April 11, 9:30 am at Open Cupboard Thrift Store Greyrock Plaza, 1802 State Hwy 31 North, Clinton Open Cupboard Thrift Store is preparing for an exciting transformation of both store units, designed to create a brighter, more organized, and improved shopping experience for the community! You are all invited to celebrate the Grand Re-Opening on Friday, April 11 at 9:30 am. The FIRST FIFTY customers through the door will receive a special commemorative OCFP surprise! Every purchase at Open Cupboard Thrift Store supports the Open Cupboard Food Pantry, helping provide food to local families in need. "This renovation allows us to better serve our shoppers while continuing our mission to support the pantry," said Jennifer Tavormina, Executive Director. "When you shop here, you are directly helping neighbors in our community." Open Cupboard Food Pantry has been serving hungry residents of Northern Hunterdon County since 1993. Find out more at: www. OpenCupboardFoodPantry.org. Follow Open Cupboard Thrift Store on social media for more information.

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