Edgewood Farm Christmas Trees

10/04/2026

🥃 KICK OFF APRÈS. ⛷️

The lifts are closed. The boots are off.
Well… most of them.

Raise a toast to a day on the mountain with Ski Boot Shot Glasses from Ski House Games.

⛷️ Ski boot shaped shot glasses
🥃 Made for après
🏔️ Perfect for the ski house or cabin
🎁 An easy gift for any skier

Because every great ski day deserves a proper send-off.

Shop Ski House Games.

09/29/2026

Time to start thinking of games for the winter months.

09/27/2026

How to cast a WRITE-IN VOTE:

To cast a write-in vote on a Hunterdon County electronic voting machine, follow these steps:

1) Select the Box: Locate the office you want to vote for. Touch the "Write-In" box column directly across from that office.

2) Type the Name: A digital keyboard will pop up on the screen. Use it to carefully type the first and last name of the person you wish to write in. Type in “LISA ROUTEL.”

3) Accept the Selection: Once you have double-checked the spelling, touch the "ACCEPT" button. The candidate’s name will populate into that field on your digital ballot.

4) Print and Review: When you are completely done making all of your choices, touch the "PRINT BALLOT" button. A paper ballot will print inside the window panel to your right. Review it carefully to ensure your write-in and other selections are perfectly accurate.

5) Cast Your Vote: If everything looks correct, touch the "CAST VOTE" button to record your ballot officially.

6) Note: If you notice a mistake after printing but before casting your vote, do not press "Cast Vote." Touch "QUIT" on the screen and alert a poll worker immediately so they can assist you.

09/21/2026

A lot of color is out there right now. In between the raindrops.

09/08/2026

Important to attend if you care about the future of Readington.

Do you want to help protect 370 acres of rich farmland from a massive mega development? If so, please attend the Readington Township Committee meeting tomorrow (Tuesday, 9/8/26) at 6:30pm at the municipal building.

A wealthy developer, who is funding the politicians and political candidates who support the proposed project, wants to build at least 1,400 units on rich farmland spanning 370 acres. This farmland is located in Planning Area 4, and it is not zoned by the state or locally for such a massive development.

Please come tomorrow and let your voice be heard. The Protect Readington Team supports the small-scale developments that will be proposed on other parcels which have the proper zoning requirements and will also satisfy our affordable housing mandate from the state.

No to Mega Developments, No to Destroying Rich Farmland, and Yes to Protecting Readington!

Address for the Readington Municipal Building: 509 Route 523, Whitehouse Station, NJ 08889

09/04/2026

Who I Am:

Ask almost any Hunterdon resident why they moved to this beautiful county and the answers are almost always identical. Our strong sense of community. High quality schools. And almost every person will refer to Hunterdon’s open space and farmland. What makes Hunterdon different is what makes us special: our county’s legacy of land preservation. Hunterdon has the most preserved farms in NJ, and that is by design.

Lisa Routel is the write-in candidate for Readington Township Committee, and she is an advocate for preserving open space and farmland in Readington, Hunterdon’s largest municipality. Readington is the community she calls home, and she is determined to preserve and protect it. Lisa is a member of the Open Space Advisory Board & the Agricultural Farmland Preservation Committee. She chose to run for Readington Township Committee because she is motivated to continue Readington’s long tradition of responsible leadership, open space preservation, and strong community values.

Unfortunately that quality of life we have worked so hard for is at serious risk. Readington faces unprecedented development pressure from state-mandated affordable housing requirements. Special interests and developers are positioning themselves to capitalize on our community, threatening the rural character that generations have worked so hard to protect. Not only does preservation place land beyond the reach of development, it also helps to reduce the amount of available land used for the state’s affordable housing formula in municipalities.

Lisa is fighting to keep our rural quality and maintain our quality of life. Readington has been a pioneer in preservation with approximately 9,500 acres already preserved as either open space or farmland. Lisa will continue to work towards preserving an additional 3,500 acres by 2050. Furthermore, Readington is preserving 75 acres per year on average, which means we are on pace to surpass our goal. Since 2018, all acquisitions have been preserved by Readington Township with reimbursements by County, State programs, non-profits as well as donations. Meaning, we are preserving land in a fiscally responsible way which does not cost the Readington taxpayer.

*A version of this article was previously published in the August issue of the Clinton Township Newsletter

09/03/2026

This list shows where the hunters are so be careful.

Readington Deer Management Program Dates and Locations

09/03/2026

Deer season is about to start

Readington Deer Management Program

08/22/2026