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Support Project Self-Sufficiency at the Project Self-Sufficiency Polo Classic on Saturday, September 12, 2026 at Grayfie...
08/21/2026

Support Project Self-Sufficiency at the Project Self-Sufficiency Polo Classic on Saturday, September 12, 2026 at Grayfields Polo Club.

Enjoy an afternoon of polo, food and festivities while helping raise funds for programs that support low-income families throughout Sussex County.

General admission is $50.

Grayfields Polo Club
134 Long Bridge Road, Andover, NJ 07821

Tickets and event information:
projectselfsufficiency.org/polo-match-fundraiser

973-940-3500

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PUPSTOCK!!! Don't miss this beloved annual event! This Saturday, Noon to 5pm at the Sussex County Fairgrounds.
08/18/2026

PUPSTOCK!!! Don't miss this beloved annual event! This Saturday, Noon to 5pm at the Sussex County Fairgrounds.

The Soldier’s Monument was officially dedicated on June 20, 1900, during a large community celebration attended by about...
08/18/2026

The Soldier’s Monument was officially dedicated on June 20, 1900, during a large community celebration attended by about 2,000 people. The event included a parade, speeches, and a special luncheon, along with 2,000 quarts of ice cream donated by Eugene Cory of the Sparta Creamery.

The 12-foot statue was purchased by James B. Titman and given as a gift to the town. It was placed on the grounds of the First Presbyterian Church of Sparta, where it became an important local landmark.

Courtesy of the Sparta Library.

🦅 A remarkable rescue in Sparta.On July 30, Sparta Police responded to a report of an injured bald eagle near West Shore...
08/16/2026

🦅 A remarkable rescue in Sparta.

On July 30, Sparta Police responded to a report of an injured bald eagle near West Shore Trail. Officer Kyle Stoll located the eagle and contacted Animal Control Officer Don Critchlaw, who safely secured the bird and transported it to The Raptor Trust for evaluation and treatment.

While the exact cause of the injury is unknown, it is believed the eagle may have collided with an electrical wire and injured its wing. The eagle remains in the care of The Raptor Trust as it continues to recover, with hopes that it can eventually be released back into the wild. ❤️

A special thank you to the concerned citizen who reported the eagle, Officer Stoll, Animal Control Officer Critchlaw, and everyone involved in giving this beautiful bird a chance to heal.

📸/Information credit: Sparta Police Department

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Are credit cards working for you? Check out this month's article from Celeste Luciano-Seeley from Celestial Solutions, L...
08/13/2026

Are credit cards working for you? Check out this month's article from Celeste Luciano-Seeley from Celestial Solutions, LLC to be sure you know the advantages and disadvantages!

08/12/2026

Looking to adopt a new best friend? 🐾❤️

Father John’s Animal House in Lafayette has pets looking for their forever homes.

The adoption process is simple. You can fill out an application at their kiosk or online, schedule an appointment, or walk in to start the process.

Not ready to adopt?

You can still help by donating and supporting the animals in their care. 🐶🐱

📍 50 Father John’s Lane, Lafayette, NJ
📞 973-300-5909
🌐 fatherjohns.org

08/11/2026

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It's time for another Monday Memory!This image shows the original post office of Sparta located at 33 Main Street. This ...
08/10/2026

It's time for another Monday Memory!

This image shows the original post office of Sparta located at 33 Main Street. This building was also the home of Charles Halsey. Mr.Halsey was the Postmaster from 1906 to 1914.

Photo courtesy of the Sparta Library.

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