June 2020 - News and Announcement Updates

Mendham Township: Summer Yoga Events and Registration

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On July 8, 7:45 pm, join us for an evening of Yoga Under the Stars at Brookside Beach. Be sure to bring a mat or beach towel. This is a free community class and it's open to all levels. No registration required. Complimentary yoga instruction will be provided by Bee You Yoga and Wellness: https://beeyou.com/#banner-1/2 [cid:428c8b9d-4b36-4b35-9ba9-a083f5c75385] Mendham Gets Fit is back for the Summer! Pack your mat or beach towel and head to Brookside for some beachside yoga. Classes are $60 for 6 weeks and registration is open now at Community Pass<https://register.communitypass.net/reg/cat_program_class_detail.cfm?s=&t=&s…>. Tuesday classes, 9:00 am, led by Marthe: 7/14, 7/21, 7/28, 8/4, 8/11, 8/18 Wednesday classes, 6:00 pm, led by Bee You Yoga and Wellness: 7/15, 7/22, 7/29, 8/5, 8/12, 8/19 [cid:eb361af2-38e1-4e79-82d8-19a42bbe7d37]

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Don't Miss the July 4th Parade this Saturday

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Don't Miss the July 4th Parade this Saturday! Parade Route Below (times are approximate): Union School House: 9:05am Brookrace: 9:07am Roxiticus: 9:17am Jane Terrace: 9:20am Valley View: 9:22am Oak Knoll to North Gate: 9:24am North Gate: 9:26am Burnett: 9:29am Ironia to Mountainside: 9:31am Mountainside: 9:35am Cold Hill to Shelton: 9:41am Shelton/Ballentine: 9:43am Devonshire: 9:47am Walsingham: 9:50am Kenneday: 9:55am Brockden Drive to Farm Lane: 10:00am Left onto Knollwood Trail W to Deer Run: 10:03am Hilltop Circle (Rt 24 Side): 10:05am Colonial Drive: 10:09am RT 24 to Tingley: 10:12am Tingley: 10:14am Washington Valley: 10:17am MTMS: 10:19am Dogwood Drive: 10:22am East Main: 10:27am Community Club: 10:32am Mendham Township Elementary School Front Circle: 10:42am Streets/Areas People Can Park and Observe the Parade: Valley View North Gate Shelton Ballentine Drakewick by the pond Kenneday by golf course Brockden Drive to Farm Lane Knollwood Trail Hilltop Circle Middle School Lot East Main Street by Community Club Mendham Township Elementary School front lot by main entrance [cid:image001.jpg@01D64EC2.143FDD40]

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Stars, Stripes & Social Distance

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A week from today, we will be celebrating our Country’s Independence Day! Mendham Township has a long tradition of celebrating the Fourth of July in style, traditionally with the Brookside Parade which is known as the “Grandest Little Hometown Parade in America”. This event is usually sponsored by the Brookside Community Club; however, due to the Coronavirus Pandemic, the Brookside Community Club canceled the parade. A group of Township stakeholders came together in May and discussed how we can put on a variety of events to celebrate the 4th of July in a safe and fun way that would abide by social distancing guidelines. Our Fourth of July activities include a drive-by parade, a celebration at the Brookside beach, and a free to the public fireworks show at Mosle Field. The parade will start at 9:05am at Union School House Road and end at the Mendham Township Elementary School. For information on the parade route and where you can park and observe the parade, please click here.<http://www.mendhamtownship.org/cn/news/index.cfm?NID=51447&jump2=0> After the parade, please join us at Brookside Beach for a celebration with food trucks, music, and bingo! For more information, please email our Director of Recreation David Guida at dguida(a)mendhamtownship.org. Our celebrations will conclude at Mosle Field for Mendham Twp.’s first ever July 4th Fireworks Celebration! This event is free to the public. Due to social distancing guidelines, the number of individuals who can attend is limited. If you are interested in attending, please click here.<https://register.communitypass.net/reg/cat_program_class_detail.cfm?s=&t=&s…> This show is NOT a drive-in show. Attendees will be expected to abide by social distancing guidelines and make sure they have a mask on them. The fireworks will be set-off from behind the baseball diamond and to ensure safety, there will be a 350-400 ft. fallout area. All attendees will be seated on the football field. I would like to sincerely thank everyone who has taken part in our Fireworks Fundraising Campaign. Without the generous donations and sponsorships, this event would not be possible! Also, thank you to our Mendham Twp. Police Department, Fire Department, First Aid Squad, and Professional Staff. In addition to keeping us safe, the joy and creativity that they have helped cultivate over the last few months through safety and programming efforts, has been incredible. Enjoy the last weekend of June, and hope to see you at our 4th of July Celebrations next week! Sarah Neibart Mayor, Mendham Township

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Celebrate the 4th of July in Mendham: Registration Is Open Now

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Saturday, July 4, 2020: Celebrate the 4th of July with Fireworks at Mosle Field! Fourth of July is next week! Make sure to reserve your spot for Mendham's First Fourth of July Fireworks Celebration at Mosle Field on Saturday, July 4, 2020. You may register at Community Pass, here<https://register.communitypass.net/reg/cat_program_class_detail.cfm?s=&t=&s…>. When completing your registration, please consider adding a donation. Sponsorship opportunities through VIP passes are also available. 100% of the 4th of July fireworks, here in Mendham Township, are supported by individual donations and sponsorships. After you have registered, you will be mailed a pass (through USPS). You MUST have this pass in your dashboard in order to gain entry into the event. NO ONE WILL BE ADMITTED WITHOUT A PASS. If you do not receive your pass in the mail by Tuesday, June 30, please email David Guida at dguida(a)mendhamtownship.org<mailto:dguida@mendhamtownship.org>. **Your pass will include instructions for entry, a listing of food trucks and important information about the event. **Plan to arrive between 6:30 and 7:15 pm on the evening of the event. **This is not a drive-in event; guests will park their cars and walk to the field for the evenings festivities **Guests will be expected to adhere to social distancing guidelines and are expected to have a mask on them. We are grateful, always, for our resident and non-resident support and participation. Thank YOU. If you have any questions, please email dguida(a)mendhamtownship.org<mailto:dguida@mendhamtownship.org>.

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COVID-19: County Testing Center at CCM Closing

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Today, Friday, June 26, the Morris County COVID-19 testing center at the County College of Morris will close. While it is strongly encouraged to consult with a primary healthcare provider prior to being tested, it is important to know that there are a variety of testing sites<https://health.morriscountynj.gov/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Morris-County-…> located throughout Morris County that are providing the Swab Test - the "gold standard" test to determine the results for COVID-19. The New Jersey Department of Health/State COVID-19 has the following: * A test site locator, here<https://covid19.nj.gov/pages/testing#test-sites> * Tool for self-assessment, here<https://self.covid19.nj.gov/>, also included are instructions and information on the types of tests, including issues with serology, or antibody tests. The full press release can be viewed on the county's webpage<https://morriscountynj.gov/2020/06/covid-19-county-testing-center-at-ccm-cl…>. **For up-to-date information on COVID-19 in Morris County, visit the county's special webpage<https://health.morriscountynj.gov/coronavirus/>.**

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The COVID-19 Project of The Mendhams

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As we navigate through one of the most significant moments in history, we must remember that it's the shared experiences that keep us connected. The COVID-19 Project of the Mendhams is a joint effort between The Mendham Township Library, the Mendham Township Historical Preservation Commission, and the Township Committee - one that recognizes the need to document this moment in its present so that future generations will understand this experience in context. Through stories, photographs, poetry and artwork, we encourage our Mendham community members of all ages to help us in documenting the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. [cid:image005.jpg@01D64B09.529A6F90][cid:image006.jpg@01D64B09.529A6F90]

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Mendham Township's 4th of July Celebrations: Stars, Stripes & Social Distance

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A 4th of July Celebration in Mendham, Registration & Donation Options Are Open Now

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Saturday, July 4, 2020: Celebrate the 4th of July with Fireworks at Mosle Field! Resident Registration is now OPEN for Mendham Townships Fourth of July Celebration at Mosle Field on Saturday, July 4, 2020. Important Ticketing Notes: * There are 250 tickets available for general admission. This general admission will allow you entrance to the event. * There are 25 tickets available for VIP admission. VIP admission will grant you entrance to a separate area and preferential seating. Instructions will be included when the VIP pass is mailed to you. How to Register: You may register at Community Pass, here<https://register.communitypass.net/reg/cat_program_class_detail.cfm?s=&t=&s…>. * When in Community Pass, under 'Fourth of July Donation' select, 'Show More.' * Click Add to Cart next to 'Fourth of July Car Pass.' * If you would like VIP seating, select Add to Cart next to 'Fourth of July VIP Admission.' * When completing your registration, please consider adding a donation. 100% of the 4th of July fireworks, here in Mendham Township, are supported by individual donations. Important Notes About Registration: * YOU ARE REGISTERING CARS, NOT INDIVIDUALS! * ONLY REGISTER ONE PERSON PER CAR. REGISTERING MORE THAN ONE PERSON MAKES IT APPEAR AS THOUGH YOU WILL HAVE MORE THAN ONE CAR. * ONLY ALLOWED ONE REGISTRATION PER FAMILY, YOUR REGISTRATION WILL BE PULLED IF YOU REGISTER MORE THAN ONE PERSON. After you have registered, you will be mailed a pass (through USPS). This pass will include a listing of the food trucks, instructions for entry and any additional information related to the festivities. You MUST have this pass in your dashboard in order to gain entry into the event. NO ONE WILL BE ADMITTED WITHOUT A PASS. If you do not receive your pass in the mail by Tuesday, June 30, please email David Guida at dguida(a)mendhamtownship.org<mailto:dguida@mendhamtownship.org>. Please plan to arrive between 6:30 pm and 7:15 pm on the evening of the event. As always, a strong sense of community is what makes Mendham Township a wonderful place to live in and visit. We are grateful, always, for our resident and non-resident support and participation. If you have any questions, please email dguida(a)mendhamtownship.org<mailto:dguida@mendhamtownship.org>. [cid:image001.png@01D64894.AE979E20]

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Mendham Township: Emergency Water System Repairs

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Mendham Township has been advised by the Southeast Morris County Municipal Utilities Authority of the Authority's need to undertake certain emergency repairs to its water system. In conjunction with those repairs, the Authority has advised the Township of a water emergency that will remain in effect through 2:00 pm on Monday, June 22, 2020, or until such time when repairs are completed. In response to this emergency and in accordance with the Township Water Ordinance, all residents are required during the course of the coming 72-hour period to reduce all discretionary water usage and, in doing so, to refrain from lawn sprinkling, car washing, and other extraneous uses.

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Remain Vigilant

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This past Monday marked the start of Stage Two of New Jersey’s “restart and recovery” effort. It’s exciting to have more retail stores open and to have an opportunity to dine outside. As this stage progresses and more businesses open, we need to remain vigilant and not forget the important measures that led to case numbers declining and the opportunity to begin reopening. Over the last few weeks, as New Jersey and much of the US was improving, states like Arizona, Florida, and Texas have seen an increasing number of COVID-19 positive cases and hospitalizations. This serves as an important reminder - the pandemic is not over. Some cities around the country are even pausing their re-opening efforts because of COVID-19 concerns. Unfortunately, the virus is still with us. In order to keep moving forward with our recovery plan, we need to continue practicing the social distancing measures that have protected us over the last few months. Keep a distance between yourself and other people, at least six feet. While in public places, wear a cloth face covering that covers both your mouth and nose. Wash your hands often. If you are sick, stay home, and avoid close contact with people who are sick. Additionally, get tested. There are now more than 255 locations in the state to get tested. Visit covid19.nj.gov/testing<https://covid19.nj.gov/pages/testing> to find a testing site or talk to your doctor. Testing is available for all residents who want it or need it. If uninsured, multiple sites throughout the state will still provide a test, with a number of free testing opportunities. It's also important that individuals with underlying medical conditions, such as heart disease, diabetes, or lung disease, take steps to reduce the risk of their exposure. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released data this week that showed that deaths were 12 times higher, and hospitalizations six times higher, among individuals with underlying conditions. These individuals should take extra precautions to protect their health, such as avoiding large gatherings, and certainly avoiding individuals who are sick. As we move to the next openings of this phase on Monday, we must remain cautious and vigilant. Stay well, and have a great weekend. Sarah Neibart, Mayor, Mendham Township

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