Community Bulletin Board
Boonton is looking for VOLUNTEERS to put notices on the bulletin boards. Haitian medical supplies needed Boonton Kiwanis collecting through Mar. 26, 2010 Wear Red Day Boonton Declares “Red Alert” and will “Go Red” on National Wear Red Day for Women, Friday February 5 Mothers, daughters, sisters, aunts — everyday women are dying at the rate of almost one per minute. Speak up. Make a difference. Show your support for the fight against heart disease in women by wearing red. It’s an easy, powerful way to raise awareness of cardiovascular disease and stroke. Coaches Clinic For all Youth Sports Coaches Wednesday February 24th Boonton High School Auditorium 7PM- 9PM Registration information available on Recreation link Sheep Hill Observatory Public observing 3rd Friday of every month beginning at dusk weather permitting Town Event Calendar
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Instant Information and Updates
2010 Recycling Schedule   2010 health clinics posted (.pdf)   Listing of the 2010 public meetings Older meeting agenda's and minutes archived (.zip)
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Welcome to the Town of Boonton's home on the World Wide Web.  Please take a moment to familiarize yourself with our website and its many sections.

Covering a geographic area of 2.45 square miles, the Town of Boonton is located in the northeastern Morris County, about 22 miles west of the George Washington Bridge and seven miles north of Morristown on Rte. 287. It's an established community with an abundance of park lands, older homes and convenient access to all parts of the tri-state metropolitan area.

Public transportation to New York City is available via express and local commuter rail (NJ Transit), and by bus service (Lakeland Bus). While many residents commute to work in Newark and New York City, many others work in the surrounding areas of northern and central New Jersey.

Boonton residents are primarily professionals, craftsmen, and independent business people. The town's business community includes numerous major corporations, such as Unigene (pharmaceuticals), Dauphin (commercial furniture manufacturers), Carbone-Lorraine (industrial manufacturers), Packard (specialization in antique automotive equipment), Uni-Mast (steel manufacturers), and the research and development center for Ashland Chemical Corporation. We have three mid-sized shopping centers, and various specialty shops located in and around the Main Street Business District. Residential housing available in the town includes one and two family homes, condos, townhouses and restored homes representing the Colonial, Victorian and Contemporary Eras.

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This site was last updated 02/04/2010

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