Clinton Township Newsletter

4 A u g u s t 2 0 1 4 www.ClintonTwpNewsletter.com Lic # 01587A 1262 Rt. 22 W Lebanon, NJ 08833 Phone (908) 236-6878 Fax (908) 236-7125 After Hrs. (908) 797-5091 www.clinton-autobody.com l o C a l r e a l t o r P u b l i S h e S n e w S l e t t e r o n r e a l e S t a t e M a r k e t C o n D i t i o n S Joe Peters' newsletter shows how long it is taking to sell a house in Clinton Township and other areas of Hunterdon County plus a breakdown by price point. There's also an update on the factors affecting our local real estate market. Read the full version at www.jpeters.com. If you're thinking about buying or selling a house in 2014, give Joe Peters a call at 908-238-0118. P a t i e n t S b e n e f i t f r o M h u n t e r D o n C o u n t Y M e D i C a t i o n a C C e S S P r o g r a M The Hunterdon County Medication Access Program meets a critical com- munity need and has improved access for the county's uninsured and underinsured residents to prescription medications, thereby improving health and minimizing excessive and avoidable use of the emergency department. The program utilizes a nurse educator to coordinate services and provide residents with access to affordable prescription medications and health education. The program works with pharmaceutical company patient assistance programs to provide patients with medications at a lower cost or no cost at all. "This program has helped patients incorporate positive behavior changes into their lifestyle, provided medication and disease-specific informa- tion and coordinated prescription refills with the treating physician, patient and the Pharmaceutical Company," explained Karen Kallens, RN Nurse Educator for HCMAP. Through HCMAP, Hunterdon Medical Cen- ter has collaborated with physician practices, Hunterdon County Department of Health, offices of senior services, Institute for Medication Access and Compliance, local congregations and social and human service agencies to refer patients and support the activities of this program. Since the program began in 2004, HCMAP has helped over 3500 people receive the medications needed to stay healthy. Last year, the average wholesale price of medications requested was over $500,000 and the program has saved residents over $5 million in medication costs. HCMAP works closely with patients and their physicians to ensure they receive the maximum amount of assistance. For more info, contact the HC Medication Access Program at 908.788.6572. w e D n e S D a Y e v e n i n g v o l l e Y b a l l Community Volley Ball is being held again this year at Lebanon Reformed Church, 100 Brunswick Ave. in Lebanon Borough through Aug 27. We meet weekly on Wednesdays from 6:30-8:00 pm on the church lawn. All ages and abilities are welcome to play or watch. For information, contact Robin Giordano at: 908.399.5016. S u M M e r v a C a t i o n b i b l e S C h o o l Lebanon Reformed Church would like to invite you to join us for this year's exciting program called "The Armor of God". Each evening will be filled with fun activities as we learn from Ephesians 6, about the different pieces of armor and how they apply to our lives. The children will enjoy music, play- ing at the park, crafts, snack and story time. Join us Wednesday e v e n i n g s t h r o u g h August 6, from 6:30 to 8:00 pm. Everyone will enjoy an Ice Cream Social on August 13! Con- tact Melanie Ikenson at: lebanonrefchurch@aol.com. 3 8 t h M u S i C u n D e r t h e S t a r S S u M M e r C o n C e r t S e r i e S Every Thursday • through August 14 • 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm Deer Path Park, 120 West Woodschurch Rd., Flemington A vendor will be on site starting at 6:30 pm to sell food and drinks. PRESENTING IN CONCERT: July 31: A Night At The Opera • Susan Whitenack (www.realmutoartists.com) • Steven Snow (www. stevensnow.com) • Rosetta Senkus Bacon (www.brassrootstrio.com) August 7: The Vince Pettinelli Orchestra This orchestra consists of an energetic 18 piece band with vocalists. The orchestra has been entertaining audiences throughout the region for the past 40 years. They perform a variety of musical styles from big band to nostalgic pop favorites. Their diverse Big Band library will reach audiences of all ages. (www.vposwing.com) August 14: To Be Announced Presented by The Hunterdon County Tricentennial Committee and The Hunterdon County Division of Parks & Recreation. For more information: www.co.hunterdon.nj.us (click on Parks & Recreation) or call 908.782.PARK (7275).

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