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Corporate Office:Branchville, NJ

Our Frankford Township Distributor:

www.winglesupply.com

973-948-7170

7 Cook Road, Branchville, NJ(off Hwy 206N)

Concrete Stone & Tile Corp., manufacturers of:MONO-CAST® One-piece pavers and VERSA-LOK® Retaining walls.

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JOIN USMembership Application for the Sussex County Chamber of Commerce

Business Name:____________________________________

Address:__________________________________________

City, State, Zip:_____________________________________

Phone:___________________________________________

Website:__________________________________________

Primary Contact:___________________________________

Title:_____________________________________________

Email:____________________________________________

# of Employees: Full Time:__________ Part Time_________---------------------------------------------------------------------------------*Sussex County Chamber of Commerce Dues: $230.00(Base Commercial Rate for 10 or less employees)

*New member Registration Fee: $ 25.00

*Branchville, Frankford, Lafayette Area Chamber Council Dues: $ 40.00

You must be a member of the Sussex County Chamber of Commerce to join

the Branchville-Frankford-Lafayette Chamber Council

Application is subject to approved membership in the Sussex County Chamber of Commerce

120 Hampton House RoadNewton, NJ 07860

Phone: (973) 579-1811 Fax: (973) 579-3031www.sussexcountychamber.org

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Welcome to Branchville, Frankford and LafayetteWe are pleased to present you with our 2013 Branchville, Frankfordand Lafayette Area Business Directory. This directory is designed tohelp you learn more about area businesses along with sometownship and historical information. The businesses listed in thecategorized directory are members of the Branchville, Frankford andLafayette Chamber Council, an affiliate of the Sussex CountyChamber of Commerce. The list includes contact information foreach business and service provider to assist you in finding exactlywhat you need locally.

We think this directory is a great way to showcase Branchville,Frankford and Lafayette and to let you, our residents and visitors,know just what is right here in our own backyard. We encourageyou to eat in our local eateries, shop in our wonderful stores andutilize the many services available here.

Again, welcome to Branchville, Frankford and Lafayette. It is ourpleasure to serve you.

Sincerely,Tammie HorsfieldPresident

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The Branchville, Frankford and Lafayette Area Chamber Council, an

affiliate of the Sussex County Chamber of Commerce, continues to

grow. The Chamber Council issues being discussed at this time

include local advertising, community issues, business development

and growth, community activities and community service. If you are

interested in networking with other business owners, community

involvement and providing your business with a voice in the

community, contact the Sussex County Chamber of Commerce

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Branchville and Frankford Township

Frankford Elementary School (Grades 1-4)2 Pines Rd

Branchville, NJ 07826(973) 948-3727

www.frankfordschool.org

Frankford Middle School (Grades 5-8)2 Pines Rd

Branchville, NJ 07826(973) 948-3727


(Grades 9-12 attend *High Point Regional High School)

Lafayette Township

Lafayette Township School (Grades K-8)178 Beaver Run RdLafayette, NJ 07848

(973) 875-3344www.ltes.org


*High Point Regional High School299 Pidgeon Hill Road

Sussex, NJ 07461(973) 875-3101

www.hpregional.org

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Interested in joining the Branchville-Frankford-Lafayette Chamber Council? Learn more at www.sussexcountychamber.org

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Schedule FFor RResidential CCurbside PPick-UUpPlace recyclable materials and trash at your curb no later than 7:30 a.m.on your pickup days.

Recycle PPick UUp:Route 1: The first Tuesday of every month

Route 2: The Third Tuesday of every monthNote: If your recycle pick-up day falls on a legal holiday, it will be

collected the following day.

-Recyclables must be placed in sturdy containers no larger than 30gallons.

-Mixed paper, magazines and flat cardboard may be placed together inpaper bags.

Trash PPick UUp:Route 1: Every Monday

Route 2: Every WednesdayNote: If your trash pick-up day falls on a legal holiday, it will be collected

the following day.

-Trash limit is three 35 gallon bags or containers each week. Maximumweight for each container or bag is 50 pounds.

-When disposing saw dust, wood stove ash, floor sweepings, and vacuumcleaner contents, place them in a bag before placing them in a trash can.Animal waste must be double bagged.

-Containers 30 gallons or larger set out for pick up must have handles.Please be sure trash and recycling containers are clearly visible from theroad. If there is inclement weather, please listen for changes orcancellations on 102.3 FM, 103.7 FM and 1360 AM.

Route information is available at www.lafayettetwp.org

The quaint borough of Branchville, hometo 841 people, is less than 1 square mile,but has a lot to offer. Settled in the1700’s and nestled in the northern mostarea of Sussex County, Branchville wasoriginally part of Frankford Township.According to the marker

commemorating the history of Branchville, located in BranchvilleBorough Park on Wantage Avenue/Sussex County Route 519:

"On or about the year 1690 William H. Beemer settled here on 1,000acres of land and built the first mill. James Haggerty purchased thisland in 1793 and built additional successful mills lending the area thename known as "Brantown" due to the many mills located here. Named"Branchville" in 1821 by Schoolmaster Samuel Bishop. The post officeopened in 1824. William H. (Billy) Bell established a railroad line in1869. In 1882 a devastating fire ravaged most of the Village ofBranchville. Charles Crisman erected a dam and powerhouse along theCulver Brook to generate power in 1892."

Branchville has planted nearly 300 shade trees of 45 varietiesearning the town the distinction of "Tree City USA" for the past10 consecutive years by the New Jersey State Forestry Departmentand the National Arbor Day Foundation. Branchville is the onlymunicipality in Sussex County to be so recognized.

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MUNICIPAL CLERK/REGISTRAR 973-383-1817Anna Rose Fedist

FINANCE OFFICER 973-383-1817Gail D. Magura

TAX ASSESSOR 973-383-1817Maureen Kaman

BUILDING/ZONING OFFICER 973-383-1817Jeff Fette

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MUNICIPAL OFFICE33 Morris Farm RoadLafayette, NJ 07848

973-383-1817 (phone) 973-383-0566 (fax)Office Hours: 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Monday through Friday

E-mail: [email protected]

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Mayor Richard Bruning 973-875-1623Committeeman Gregory Corcoran 973-579-5612Committeeman John D’Angeli 973-875-6210Committeeman Alan Henderson 973-875-5057Committeeman Richard Hughes 973-702-0718

Meetings are held the first and third Tuesday of each month at 7:30 pm

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Using Local Businesses Matters!Buy gifts at a local gift shop. Eat at local restaurants. Have coffee ina local coffee shop. Your local merchants, service providers andprofessionals pay local taxes and hire your neighbors, family andfriends.

Think of your local businesses first when its time to purchase.

Vice President/Branch Manager

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MARK YOUR CALENDAR!Champion of the Grill BBQ & Blues

Sunday, September 16Sussex County Fairgrounds

Live Music, Grilling Competition, Classic Cars, Food,Vendors and More!

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Municiple Clerk - Kathryn Leissler 973-948-4626([email protected]) Tax Collector - Beverly J. Bathgate 973-948-4626Tax Assessor - Kathleen Kieb 973-948-2118Attorney - M. Richard Valenti 973-383-2700 Engineer - Harold Pellow 973-948-6463 Construction Official - Wesley Powers 973-948-2118 Fire Chief - Jonathan Frato 973-702-3259Superintendent , Road Department - John Eldred 973-948-5515 Superintendent ,Water Department - Wayne Howell 973-948-4626 Emergency Management - Jeff Lewis 973-948-6288



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Municipal OfficePO Box 840

5 Main Street, Branchville NJ 07826-0840973-948-4626 (phone) 973-948-0899 (fax)

Office Hours: 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Monday through Friday

Anthony Frato Sr. - Mayor 973-903-3792 William Bathgate 973-948-3721Mary Whitesell 973-383-8845 Wayne Howell 973-948-3768 Richard VanStone 973-948-5888Troy Orr 973-948-7691 Frank San Phillip 973-948-3336

Board of Health - Second Thursday of each month at 7:00 PM Planning/Zoning - Second Wednesday of each month at 7:00 PM Borough Council - First Wednesday of each month at 7:00 PM

(All meetings, unless otherwise noted, are held at the New Branchville Fire House, 1 Railroad Avenue)

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MUNICIPAL Office151 State Highway 206

Augusta, NJ 07822-2023973-948-5566 (phone) 973-948-2612 (fax)

Office Hours: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Monday through [email protected]

Mayor Gary Larson 973-948-5566Deputy Mayor Sam Castimore 973-948-5566Committeeman James Ayers 973-948-5566

ADMINISTRATION/CLERKS OFFICE 973-948-5566Patti Bussow, RMC/CMR

CHIEF FINANCE OFFICER 973-948-7335Sharon Yarosz

TREASURER 973-948-7335Lorraine Muller

TAX COLLECTOR 973-948-4621Stephen Lance

TAX ASSESSOR 973-948-7335Jason Laliker

TOWNSHIP ATTORNEY 973-948-5566Glenn C. Kienz

CONSTRUCTION OFFICIAL 973-948-6453Jeff Fette

ZONING OFFICER 973-948-7592Sharon Tufaro

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Request your free copy of the 2012 - 2013 edition ofSussex County magazine by calling 973-579-1811 or

emailing the Chamber at mail@ sussexcountychamber.org.

Get The Latest Issue of Sussex County Magazine

TURN YOUR PASSION FOR CHOCOLATE INTO A PARTY!Do you love chocolate? Then host a DOVE CHOCOLATE DISCOVERIES™

Tasting Party and discover an exclusive line of chocolate treats that onlyour hosts and their guests may buy. Our premium chocolate nibbles,desserts and beverages are perfect for entertaining and ideal for gift

giving. Plus, hosting is simple and the rewards are sweet!

Your Dove Chocolate Discoveries Independent Chocolatier is:Kathie Coleman 973-222-8825

www.dovechocolatediscoveries.com/kathiecoleman973-222-6825

THE SUSSEX COUNTY RECYCLING PROGRAMALSO MANDATES RECYCLING THE FOLLOWING:

*OLD CLOTHINGDrop off at the SCMUA Recycling Center in Lafayette or at an Amvet depot.

.*DRY CELL BATTERIES,USED MOTOR OIL,ANTIFREEZE,ETC

Drop off at the SCMUA Recycling Center.

*LEAVESLeaves (in bags) will be picked up curbside on the second and fourth

Saturdays in April, May, October, and November

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Trash collection is every Tuesday and Friday. Newspapers and junk mailare collected every Friday with regular trash collection and should becross-tied and may be co-mingled.

Recycling is the second Friday of each month beginning at 7:00 a.m.Recyclables are to be placed curbside in permanent containers.

PLEASE DO NOT USE GARBAGE BAGS.

The following recyclables may be co-mingled:*TIN AND BI-METAL food and beverage cans, rinsed and labelsremoved.*ALUMINUM beverage cans, rinsed.*GLASS containers (clear, green, amber) rinsed with cap and neck ringsremoved.*PET PLASTIC beverage containers (soda bottles) rinsed with cap and neckrings removed.*HDTE PLASTIC containers (milk, juice, water) and detergent bottles, rinsedand caps removed.BROWN PAPER BAGS, cross-tied in bundles.HIGH GRADE OFFICE PAPERS, cross-tied in bundles.CORRUGATED CARDBOARD, flattened.

TTeelleepphhoonnee CCoommmmuunniiccaattiioonn-EEqquuiippmmeennttCenturyLink197 Route 94, Lafayette, NJ 07848973-579-4464www.centurylink.com

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Local & Long Distance

800-841-3009

281 Route 206 SouthBranchville, NJ 07825Phone: (973) 948-4535

Fax: (973) 948-0956

JIM MAHON MOVING& TRUCKING

www.jimmahonmoving.net

IInnssuurraannccee ((ccoonnttiinnuueedd))van den Heuvel & Fountain, Inc.122 Route 206, Augusta, NJ 07822PO Box 962, Branchville, NJ 07826973-948-3200

JJeewweelleerrssCailey Jewelers191 Route 15, Suite 103Lafayette, NJ 07848973-383-0033www.caileyjewelers.com

NNeewwssppaappeerrssNew Jersey Herald2 Spring Street, Newton, NJ 07860973-383-1500www.njherald.com

PPrriinntteerrss,, TTyyppeesseetttteerrss && GGrraapphhiiccssBBC Consultants4 Main StreetBranchville, NJ 07826973-948-7998www.bbcprint.com

RReeaall EEssttaatteeRealty Executives Exceptional Realtors54 Woodport RoadSparta, NJ 07871973-729-7141 x1236www.realtyexecutivesnj.com

RReettaaiill SSttoorreeOrr's Clothes for Country LivingMain Street, Branchville, NJ 07826973-948-3210http://orrsclothing.blogspot.com

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Frankford Township is 35 square miles and contains the geographiccenter of Sussex County - Ross' Corner. The township includesmiles of rolling farmland, woodland and lakes including Lake Owassaand Culver Lake, home of the historic Culver Lake Inn, a formerstagecoach stop. Frankford's northern border adjoins Stokes StateForest. Although the township has experienced a surge inresidential housing, a number of horse and dairy farms remain.

During the first full week in August, Frankford plays host to theSussex County Farm and Horse Show/New Jersey State Fair. Thefairgrounds are also the site for numerous activities and eventsthroughout the year including Champion of the Grill, SpringFest,Michael Arnone’s Crawfish Fest. and the Peter’s Valley Fine CraftFair.

The Frankford Municipal Building is located at 151 Route 206 inAugusta.

Located near the center of Sussex County,historic 19 square-mile Lafayette wasnamed in honor of the distinguishedpatriot, the Marquis de Lafayette, on theoccasion of his triumphant return toAmerica in 1824. Lafayette Township hasthe distinction of being the first town, cityor township in the nation to be namedafter the General.

In 1750 Henry Bale was the first settler of Lafayette, which rapidlygrew to include three schools, three churches, two mills, threegeneral stores, a foundry and a variety of shops and hotels.

Much of the commercial development in Lafayette is located alongthe two major traffic arteries that pass through the area - Routes15 and 94. A major commercial development, Olde LafayetteVillage, is located near the intersection of these two highways andcontains famous name outlets, specialty shops, antiques andeateries.

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EEdduuccaattiioonn - SScchhoooollss && CCoolllleeggeessHigh Point Regional High School Bd. of Education299 Pidgeon Hill Road, Sussex, NJ 07461973-875-7204www.hpregional.org

EElleeccttrriiccaall EEqquuiippmmeenntt && SSuupppplliieessCooper Electric Supply17 Route 206 South (Unit 3),Augusta, NJ 07822973-940-8905www.cooper-electric.com

EEnnggiinneeeerrssHarold E. Pellow & Associates17 Plains Road,Augusta, NJ 07822973-948-6463www.hpellow.com

HHyyppnnootthheerraappyy Fresh Look On Life31 Route 206, Suite 3 Box 7Augusta, NJ 07822973-383-6847www.freshlookonlife.com

IInnssuurraannccee Benefit Guidance SystemsPO Box 905, Branchville, NJ 07826973-579-3650www.benefitgs.com

The Branchville Agency4 Wantage Avenue, Branchville, NJ 07826973-948-3110www.branchvilleagency.com

Franklin Mutual Insurance Company5 Broad Street, Branchville, NJ 07826973-948-3120www.fmiweb.com

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BBaannkkss ((ccoonnttiinnuueedd))Valley National Bank1 Wantage Avenue, Branchville, NJ 07826973-948-3650www.valleynationalbank.com

CChhiirroopprraaccttoorrssBranchville Family Chiropractic10 Newton Avenue, Branchville, NJ 07826973-948-5556www.branchvillefamilychiropractic.com

CChhooccoollaatteess && GGiiffttssKBC Enterprises, LLCP.O. Box 519Branchville, NJ 07826973-222-6825dovechocolatediscoveries.com/KathieColeman

CCoonnssttrruuccttiioonn - DDeeaalleerrss aanndd SSuupppplliieerrssMontague Tool & Supply Company, Inc.42 Broad Street, Branchville, NJ 07826973-948-6400www.montaguetool.com

DDiinniinngg//CCaatteerriinnggThe Chatterbox1 Route 15 SouthAugusta, NJ 07822973-300-2300www.chatterboxdrivenin.com

DDiirreecctt MMaaiillValpak of Garden State West1055 Parsippany Blvd., Suite 308Parsippany, NJ 07054973-994-9424 www.valpak.com/garden_state_west

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AAccccoouunnttaannttssJacob L. Perry, CPA, LLC321 Route 206, Branchville, NJ 07826973-948-2484www.JLPCPA.com

AAttttoorrnneeyyssKehoe & Company LLC96 Rt. 206, Suite 2Augusta, NJ 07822973-579-3390www.kehoeandcompany.com

AAttttrraaccttiioonnssNew Jersey State Fair37 Plains Road ,Augusta, NJ 07822PO Box 2456, Branchville, NJ 07826973-948-5500 www.newjerseystatefair.com

BBaannkkssLakeland Bank3 Broad Street, Branchville, NJ 07826973-948-9524www.lakelandbank.com

SussexBank100 Route 206Augusta, NJ 07822973-827-2914www.sussexbank.com(directory is continued on page 19)

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Where you spend your money matters. Utilizing the products and services oflocal business people means your money stays in your local economy andsupports your community.

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BBaannkkss ((ccoonnttiinnuueedd))Valley National Bank1 Wantage Avenue, Branchville, NJ 07826973-948-3650www.valleynationalbank.com

CChhiirroopprraaccttoorrssBranchville Family Chiropractic10 Newton Avenue, Branchville, NJ 07826973-948-5556www.branchvillefamilychiropractic.com

CChhooccoollaatteess && GGiiffttssKBC Enterprises, LLCP.O. Box 519Branchville, NJ 07826973-222-6825dovechocolatediscoveries.com/KathieColeman

CCoonnssttrruuccttiioonn - DDeeaalleerrss aanndd SSuupppplliieerrssMontague Tool & Supply Company, Inc.42 Broad Street, Branchville, NJ 07826973-948-6400www.montaguetool.com

DDiinniinngg//CCaatteerriinnggThe Chatterbox1 Route 15 SouthAugusta, NJ 07822973-300-2300www.chatterboxdrivenin.com

DDiirreecctt MMaaiillValpak of Garden State West1055 Parsippany Blvd., Suite 308Parsippany, NJ 07054973-994-9424 www.valpak.com/garden_state_west

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Frankford Township is 35 square miles and contains the geographiccenter of Sussex County - Ross' Corner. The township includesmiles of rolling farmland, woodland and lakes including Lake Owassaand Culver Lake, home of the historic Culver Lake Inn, a formerstagecoach stop. Frankford's northern border adjoins Stokes StateForest. Although the township has experienced a surge inresidential housing, a number of horse and dairy farms remain.

During the first full week in August, Frankford plays host to theSussex County Farm and Horse Show/New Jersey State Fair. Thefairgrounds are also the site for numerous activities and eventsthroughout the year including Champion of the Grill, SpringFest,Michael Arnone’s Crawfish Fest. and the Peter’s Valley Fine CraftFair.

The Frankford Municipal Building is located at 151 Route 206 inAugusta.

Located near the center of Sussex County,historic 19 square-mile Lafayette wasnamed in honor of the distinguishedpatriot, the Marquis de Lafayette, on theoccasion of his triumphant return toAmerica in 1824. Lafayette Township hasthe distinction of being the first town, cityor township in the nation to be namedafter the General.

In 1750 Henry Bale was the first settler of Lafayette, which rapidlygrew to include three schools, three churches, two mills, threegeneral stores, a foundry and a variety of shops and hotels.

Much of the commercial development in Lafayette is located alongthe two major traffic arteries that pass through the area - Routes15 and 94. A major commercial development, Olde LafayetteVillage, is located near the intersection of these two highways andcontains famous name outlets, specialty shops, antiques andeateries.

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EEdduuccaattiioonn - SScchhoooollss && CCoolllleeggeessHigh Point Regional High School Bd. of Education299 Pidgeon Hill Road, Sussex, NJ 07461973-875-7204www.hpregional.org

EElleeccttrriiccaall EEqquuiippmmeenntt && SSuupppplliieessCooper Electric Supply17 Route 206 South (Unit 3),Augusta, NJ 07822973-940-8905www.cooper-electric.com

EEnnggiinneeeerrssHarold E. Pellow & Associates17 Plains Road,Augusta, NJ 07822973-948-6463www.hpellow.com

HHyyppnnootthheerraappyy Fresh Look On Life31 Route 206, Suite 3 Box 7Augusta, NJ 07822973-383-6847www.freshlookonlife.com

IInnssuurraannccee Benefit Guidance SystemsPO Box 905, Branchville, NJ 07826973-579-3650www.benefitgs.com

The Branchville Agency4 Wantage Avenue, Branchville, NJ 07826973-948-3110www.branchvilleagency.com

Franklin Mutual Insurance Company5 Broad Street, Branchville, NJ 07826973-948-3120www.fmiweb.com

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Local & Long Distance

800-841-3009

281 Route 206 SouthBranchville, NJ 07825Phone: (973) 948-4535

Fax: (973) 948-0956

JIM MAHON MOVING& TRUCKING

www.jimmahonmoving.net

IInnssuurraannccee ((ccoonnttiinnuueedd))van den Heuvel & Fountain, Inc.122 Route 206, Augusta, NJ 07822PO Box 962, Branchville, NJ 07826973-948-3200

JJeewweelleerrssCailey Jewelers191 Route 15, Suite 103Lafayette, NJ 07848973-383-0033www.caileyjewelers.com

NNeewwssppaappeerrssNew Jersey Herald2 Spring Street, Newton, NJ 07860973-383-1500www.njherald.com

PPrriinntteerrss,, TTyyppeesseetttteerrss && GGrraapphhiiccssBBC Consultants4 Main StreetBranchville, NJ 07826973-948-7998www.bbcprint.com

RReeaall EEssttaatteeRealty Executives Exceptional Realtors54 Woodport RoadSparta, NJ 07871973-729-7141 x1236www.realtyexecutivesnj.com

RReettaaiill SSttoorreeOrr's Clothes for Country LivingMain Street, Branchville, NJ 07826973-948-3210http://orrsclothing.blogspot.com

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THE SUSSEX COUNTY RECYCLING PROGRAMALSO MANDATES RECYCLING THE FOLLOWING:

*OLD CLOTHINGDrop off at the SCMUA Recycling Center in Lafayette or at an Amvet depot.

.*DRY CELL BATTERIES,USED MOTOR OIL,ANTIFREEZE,ETC

Drop off at the SCMUA Recycling Center.

*LEAVESLeaves (in bags) will be picked up curbside on the second and fourth

Saturdays in April, May, October, and November

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Trash collection is every Tuesday and Friday. Newspapers and junk mailare collected every Friday with regular trash collection and should becross-tied and may be co-mingled.

Recycling is the second Friday of each month beginning at 7:00 a.m.Recyclables are to be placed curbside in permanent containers.

PLEASE DO NOT USE GARBAGE BAGS.

The following recyclables may be co-mingled:*TIN AND BI-METAL food and beverage cans, rinsed and labelsremoved.*ALUMINUM beverage cans, rinsed.*GLASS containers (clear, green, amber) rinsed with cap and neck ringsremoved.*PET PLASTIC beverage containers (soda bottles) rinsed with cap and neckrings removed.*HDTE PLASTIC containers (milk, juice, water) and detergent bottles, rinsedand caps removed.BROWN PAPER BAGS, cross-tied in bundles.HIGH GRADE OFFICE PAPERS, cross-tied in bundles.CORRUGATED CARDBOARD, flattened.

TTeelleepphhoonnee CCoommmmuunniiccaattiioonn-EEqquuiippmmeennttCenturyLink197 Route 94, Lafayette, NJ 07848973-579-4464www.centurylink.com

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Request your free copy of the 2012 - 2013 edition ofSussex County magazine by calling 973-579-1811 or

emailing the Chamber at mail@ sussexcountychamber.org.

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Municiple Clerk - Kathryn Leissler 973-948-4626([email protected]) Tax Collector - Beverly J. Bathgate 973-948-4626Tax Assessor - Kathleen Kieb 973-948-2118Attorney - M. Richard Valenti 973-383-2700 Engineer - Harold Pellow 973-948-6463 Construction Official - Wesley Powers 973-948-2118 Fire Chief - Jonathan Frato 973-702-3259Superintendent , Road Department - John Eldred 973-948-5515 Superintendent ,Water Department - Wayne Howell 973-948-4626 Emergency Management - Jeff Lewis 973-948-6288



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Municipal OfficePO Box 840

5 Main Street, Branchville NJ 07826-0840973-948-4626 (phone) 973-948-0899 (fax)

Office Hours: 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Monday through Friday

Anthony Frato Sr. - Mayor 973-903-3792 William Bathgate 973-948-3721Mary Whitesell 973-383-8845 Wayne Howell 973-948-3768 Richard VanStone 973-948-5888Troy Orr 973-948-7691 Frank San Phillip 973-948-3336

Board of Health - Second Thursday of each month at 7:00 PM Planning/Zoning - Second Wednesday of each month at 7:00 PM Borough Council - First Wednesday of each month at 7:00 PM

(All meetings, unless otherwise noted, are held at the New Branchville Fire House, 1 Railroad Avenue)

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MUNICIPAL Office151 State Highway 206

Augusta, NJ 07822-2023973-948-5566 (phone) 973-948-2612 (fax)

Office Hours: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Monday through [email protected]

Mayor Gary Larson 973-948-5566Deputy Mayor Sam Castimore 973-948-5566Committeeman James Ayers 973-948-5566

ADMINISTRATION/CLERKS OFFICE 973-948-5566Patti Bussow, RMC/CMR

CHIEF FINANCE OFFICER 973-948-7335Sharon Yarosz

TREASURER 973-948-7335Lorraine Muller

TAX COLLECTOR 973-948-4621Stephen Lance

TAX ASSESSOR 973-948-7335Jason Laliker

TOWNSHIP ATTORNEY 973-948-5566Glenn C. Kienz

CONSTRUCTION OFFICIAL 973-948-6453Jeff Fette

ZONING OFFICER 973-948-7592Sharon Tufaro

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MARK YOUR CALENDAR!Champion of the Grill BBQ & Blues

Sunday, September 16Sussex County Fairgrounds

Live Music, Grilling Competition, Classic Cars, Food,Vendors and More!

The quaint borough of Branchville, hometo 841 people, is less than 1 square mile,but has a lot to offer. Settled in the1700’s and nestled in the northern mostarea of Sussex County, Branchville wasoriginally part of Frankford Township.According to the marker

commemorating the history of Branchville, located in BranchvilleBorough Park on Wantage Avenue/Sussex County Route 519:

"On or about the year 1690 William H. Beemer settled here on 1,000acres of land and built the first mill. James Haggerty purchased thisland in 1793 and built additional successful mills lending the area thename known as "Brantown" due to the many mills located here. Named"Branchville" in 1821 by Schoolmaster Samuel Bishop. The post officeopened in 1824. William H. (Billy) Bell established a railroad line in1869. In 1882 a devastating fire ravaged most of the Village ofBranchville. Charles Crisman erected a dam and powerhouse along theCulver Brook to generate power in 1892."

Branchville has planted nearly 300 shade trees of 45 varietiesearning the town the distinction of "Tree City USA" for the past10 consecutive years by the New Jersey State Forestry Departmentand the National Arbor Day Foundation. Branchville is the onlymunicipality in Sussex County to be so recognized.

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MUNICIPAL CLERK/REGISTRAR 973-383-1817Anna Rose Fedist

FINANCE OFFICER 973-383-1817Gail D. Magura

TAX ASSESSOR 973-383-1817Maureen Kaman

BUILDING/ZONING OFFICER 973-383-1817Jeff Fette

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MUNICIPAL OFFICE33 Morris Farm RoadLafayette, NJ 07848

973-383-1817 (phone) 973-383-0566 (fax)Office Hours: 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Monday through Friday

E-mail: [email protected]


Mayor Richard Bruning 973-875-1623Committeeman Gregory Corcoran 973-579-5612Committeeman John D’Angeli 973-875-6210Committeeman Alan Henderson 973-875-5057Committeeman Richard Hughes 973-702-0718

Meetings are held the first and third Tuesday of each month at 7:30 pm


Using Local Businesses Matters!Buy gifts at a local gift shop. Eat at local restaurants. Have coffee ina local coffee shop. Your local merchants, service providers andprofessionals pay local taxes and hire your neighbors, family andfriends.

Think of your local businesses first when its time to purchase.

Vice President/Branch Manager

Interested in joining the Branchville-Frankford-Lafayette Chamber Council? Learn more at www.sussexcountychamber.org

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Schedule FFor RResidential CCurbside PPick-UUpPlace recyclable materials and trash at your curb no later than 7:30 a.m.on your pickup days.

Recycle PPick UUp:Route 1: The first Tuesday of every month

Route 2: The Third Tuesday of every monthNote: If your recycle pick-up day falls on a legal holiday, it will be

collected the following day.

-Recyclables must be placed in sturdy containers no larger than 30gallons.

-Mixed paper, magazines and flat cardboard may be placed together inpaper bags.

Trash PPick UUp:Route 1: Every Monday

Route 2: Every WednesdayNote: If your trash pick-up day falls on a legal holiday, it will be collected

the following day.

-Trash limit is three 35 gallon bags or containers each week. Maximumweight for each container or bag is 50 pounds.

-When disposing saw dust, wood stove ash, floor sweepings, and vacuumcleaner contents, place them in a bag before placing them in a trash can.Animal waste must be double bagged.

-Containers 30 gallons or larger set out for pick up must have handles.Please be sure trash and recycling containers are clearly visible from theroad. If there is inclement weather, please listen for changes orcancellations on 102.3 FM, 103.7 FM and 1360 AM.

Route information is available at www.lafayettetwp.org

Welcome to Branchville, Frankford and LafayetteWe are pleased to present you with our 2013 Branchville, Frankfordand Lafayette Area Business Directory. This directory is designed tohelp you learn more about area businesses along with sometownship and historical information. The businesses listed in thecategorized directory are members of the Branchville, Frankford andLafayette Chamber Council, an affiliate of the Sussex CountyChamber of Commerce. The list includes contact information foreach business and service provider to assist you in finding exactlywhat you need locally.

We think this directory is a great way to showcase Branchville,Frankford and Lafayette and to let you, our residents and visitors,know just what is right here in our own backyard. We encourageyou to eat in our local eateries, shop in our wonderful stores andutilize the many services available here.

Again, welcome to Branchville, Frankford and Lafayette. It is ourpleasure to serve you.

Sincerely,Tammie HorsfieldPresident

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The Branchville, Frankford and Lafayette Area Chamber Council, an

affiliate of the Sussex County Chamber of Commerce, continues to

grow. The Chamber Council issues being discussed at this time

include local advertising, community issues, business development

and growth, community activities and community service. If you are

interested in networking with other business owners, community

involvement and providing your business with a voice in the

community, contact the Sussex County Chamber of Commerce

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Branchville and Frankford Township

Frankford Elementary School (Grades 1-4)2 Pines Rd

Branchville, NJ 07826(973) 948-3727


Frankford Middle School (Grades 5-8)2 Pines Rd

Branchville, NJ 07826(973) 948-3727



Lafayette Township

Lafayette Township School (Grades K-8)178 Beaver Run RdLafayette, NJ 07848

(973) 875-3344www.ltes.org


*High Point Regional High School299 Pidgeon Hill Road

Sussex, NJ 07461(973) 875-3101

www.hpregional.org

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JOIN USMembership Application for the Sussex County Chamber of Commerce

Business Name:____________________________________

Address:__________________________________________

City, State, Zip:_____________________________________

Phone:___________________________________________

Website:__________________________________________

Primary Contact:___________________________________

Title:_____________________________________________

Email:____________________________________________

# of Employees: Full Time:__________ Part Time_________---------------------------------------------------------------------------------*Sussex County Chamber of Commerce Dues: $230.00(Base Commercial Rate for 10 or less employees)

*New member Registration Fee: $ 25.00

*Branchville, Frankford, Lafayette Area Chamber Council Dues: $ 40.00

You must be a member of the Sussex County Chamber of Commerce to join

the Branchville-Frankford-Lafayette Chamber Council

Application is subject to approved membership in the Sussex County Chamber of Commerce

120 Hampton House RoadNewton, NJ 07860

Phone: (973) 579-1811 Fax: (973) 579-3031www.sussexcountychamber.org

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Corporate Office:Branchville, NJ

Our Frankford Township Distributor:

www.winglesupply.com

973-948-7170

7 Cook Road, Branchville, NJ(off Hwy 206N)

Concrete Stone & Tile Corp., manufacturers of:MONO-CAST® One-piece pavers and VERSA-LOK® Retaining walls.

www.cstpavers.com

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