Clinton Township Newsletter

1 7 a p r i l 2 0 2 6 Hunterdon County's Hidden Gem! 908.735.0177 51 County Rd 635, Hampton (corner of Norton Church & Charlestown Rds) Welcome the new season with our spring/summer collection, launching Monday, April 13! Our store is filled with the latest must-have styles. Visit often to find fresh arrivals! Enjoy weekly discounts throughout the shop and follow us on Facebook and Instagram to stay updated on all our sales. CLOSED FOR RENOVATIONS: April 4 through April 12. We will reopen Monday, April 13, from 8:30-12pm. Our Donation Shed is open 365 days a year, 7 days a week, 8am-8pm and is convenient and hassle free. We LOVE your donations but please only drop off useable, in working condition and clean items. Accepted items can be viewed online at www.sentforothers.org/ northhunterdonthrift. The North Hunterdon Thrift Store offers new and gently used clothing, home goods, linens, children's toys, books, vintage items and more to people who want to stretch their budget or reduce waste and pollution. OPEN Mon: 8:30am-12pm | Wed: 8:30-12pm and 3pm-6pm | Sat: 8:30am-2pm3-6 pm Sat: 8:30am-2 pm f r e s h f o o d , s I M p l e M e A l s . h e A l t h Y M e A l s d o n ' t h A v e t o B e c o M p l I c A t e d Eating healthy often sounds like it requires long recipes, specialty ingredients, and hours in the kitchen. In reality, nutritious meals can be surprisingly simple when you start with a few good building blocks. One easy approach is to focus on a balanced plate: a quality protein, colorful vegetables, and a flavorful sauce or dressing. Preparing a few items in advance—like roasted vegetables, grilled chicken, or a pot of soup—can make it much easier to assemble quick meals throughout the week. Another helpful strategy is keeping versatile staples on hand. Bulk proteins and market vegetables can easily become salads, grain bowls, wraps, or quick dinner plates. A good sauce—like a ginger teriyaki, apple cider vinaigrette, or coconut curry—can transform the same ingredients into something completely different. Soups and hearty salads are also great options when time is short, and they store well for lunches and light dinners. And on busy evenings, it can be helpful to mix and match so everyone can choose their favorite combination. Healthy eating doesn't have to mean complicated cooking—it's often about having a few nourishing options ready when you need them. Written by owner and chef, Nicole Piazza, MS, RD of Nourish to Heal, a prepared meal service providing small-batch, chef-crafted meals and fresh market items available for pickup in Clinton and local delivery throughout Hunterdon, Warren, and Somerset counties. Order online today at: www.NourishToHeal.com. New customers – save $10 by using the code: "LOCAL10"! t h e f l e M I n g t o n W o M A n ' s c l u B The Flemington Woman's Club is located at 43 Park Avenue in Flemington. Please join us for our next meeting on Wednesday, April 8 at the club house at 1:00 for Classic 20th Century Pop Music and Humor by Ed Jankiewicz. Donations requested for Family Promise: Women's health products. For more info, email Veronica at: vhoinowski@aol.com and use FWC as subject. Are you interested in community service opportunities, meeting new people, expanding your knowledge base, and looking to have fun? The Flemington Woman's Club is the right place for you! All women are invited to be our guest! Not all members live in Flemington – many live in surrounding towns. We meet September through May, the second Wednesday of the month at 1:00 pm at the Clubhouse. We help many charities in the surrounding area, primarily that support women and children. Our different departments and committees allow you to find projects that fit your schedule and interests. If interested in more information please email: vhoinowski@aol.com and use FWC as the subject line, visit our website: www.FlemingtonWomansClub.org or call: 908.782.1237 and leave a message. We look forward to meeting you! "You will do foolish things, but do them with enthusiasm." ~ Colee "A learned fool is more a fool than an ignorant fool." ~ Moliere

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