Anyone residing in the Borough of North Plainfield that owns a dog or cat must license their pet by January 31, 2012 or run the risk of being summonsed and fined.
For more information call 769-2907.
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Anyone residing in the Borough of North Plainfield that owns a dog or cat must license their pet by January 31, 2012 or run the risk of being summonsed and fined.
For more information call 769-2907.
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There will be a joint meeting of the Borough of North Plainfield and the North Plainfield Board of Education on Wednesday, January 25, 2012 at 7:00 P.M. at East End School,190 Oneida Avenue.
Some of the items to be discussed will be Shared Services, School Election Law Senate Bill S3148 and Assembly Bill 4349, Field Use, and the Borough Web Site.
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On March1, 2012 the North Plainfield Police Department will be selling tangible, personal property that has come into their possession and has not been claimed by its owners. The auction will take place on line at www.propertyroom.com. The items have not been listed yet.
The above information is offered to give you advance notice of this auction so you can mark it on your calendar.
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The next meeting of the North Plainfield Citizens for Community Rights (NPCCR) will be Thursday February 2, 7:00 P.M. at the North Plainfield Community Center, 614 Greenbrook Road at Clinton Avenue.
Our meeting topic is “How the North Plainfield Volunteer Rescue Squad Serves You.” We will have some of the squads officers available to answer any questions you might have. Everyone is welcome at our meetings.
For additional information, go to npccr.org or call -908-757-6353.
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If you ever do any shopping on line, you can support the North Plainfield Citizens for Community Rights (NPCCR) by going to igive.com and signing up.
When you are asked to enter a cause, please enter North Plainfield Citizens for Community Rights (NPCCR). Igive.com has a listing of over 700 stores that are part of the program. Each time you make an on line purchase from one of these stores, a certain percentage of that purchase is donated to NPCCR. There is no cost to you for the donation.
Once you sign up and click on igive.com, an alphabetical list of the participating stores will appear – just click on the store you want and place your order.
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