Ingrid Kretschmann

3 days ago | newjerseyhills.com | Ingrid Kretschmann

HANOVER TWP. - The Township Committee discussed continued concerns about a proposed group home at the end of Mountain Avenue at its Thursday, May 8 meeting. Questions about the home, set to be constructed on what is currently a wooded lot by ArcMorris, a nonprofit that aids those with intellectual disabilities, have plagued the committee during its last two meetings. kAm$@>6 4@>>F?:EJ >6>36CD 92G6 2D<65 23@FE :?4C62D65 EC277:4 5F6 E@ 6>6C86?4J >65:42= G69:4=6D EC2G6=:?8 @? |@F?E2:?

1 week ago | newjerseyhills.com | Ingrid Kretschmann

MOUNTAIN LAKES  - Borough resident Denise Brennan has made it her number one goal to offer a robust youth and adult sports program, free summer concerts, special events and family activities in Hanover, the town where she works. Denise Brennan is the superintendent of the Recreation and Parks Administration Department. kAmp C6D:56?E @7 |@F?E2:? {2<6D H9@ 92D C2:D65 7:G6 49:=5C6?[ qC6??2? 8@E 96C DE2CE :? AF3=:4 D6CG:46 2D 2 C64C62E:@? 5:C64E@C :? 96C 9@>6E@H? @7 |@F?E2:? {2<6D :?

1 week ago | newjerseyhills.com | Ingrid Kretschmann

Editor’s note: The Hanover Eagle is honoring National Public Service Recognition Week, May 5 through May 9, 2025, with this profile of a municipal public servant. Our opinion section also includes a column about the week, “In consideration of public service,” provided by officers of the New Jersey chapter of the American Society for Public Administration. HANOVER TWP. - One of the many benefits of living in Hanover is the number of ways to get involved in the community. kAm#6D:56?ED 42?

3 weeks ago | newjerseyhills.com | Ingrid Kretschmann

HANOVER TWP. – The township’s recreation department recognized its young basketball and wrestling athletes at the winter Youth Sports Leadership Awards ceremony on Tuesday, April 15, at the Community Center on North Jefferson Road.

1 month ago | newjerseyhills.com | Ingrid Kretschmann

HANOVER TWP. - Mountain Avenue residents are fighting plans to build a group home for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities at the end of their road, on a wooded lot with walking access to Mountainview Road School.