This year, GSHNJ recognizes the superlative volunteerism of 91 individuals from across our council who were nominated by their peers to receive a Girl Scout Adult Achievement Award. Each honoree, Service Unit Manager, and Council Volunteer will receive their award during the Volunteer Symposium on April 22, 2023. Help them feel the love by exploring the listings below, visiting our social media feeds, and honoring their volunteerism when you connect with them within your community.
What you do means so much. Thank you.
They let their generosity, courage, and heart shine through in everything they do—and our Girl Scouts take notice. From behind-the-scenes support to trailblazing leadership, the people who give their time to deliver the Girl Scout Leadership Experience to over 12,000 Girl Scouts—from troop leaders to service unit organizers, to committee members, to outdoor trainers—plays a vital role in fulfilling our promise to give Girl Scouts access to life-changing experiences that inspire them to do something big. And really, they’re so much more than just volunteers: they’re adventure guides, safety supervisors, organizational wizards, loud and proud cheerleaders…they do it all.
GSHNJ recognizes the superlative service of our adult volunteers and community partners through the following Adult Achievement Awards:
Emerald Award 
Emerald Award
Instituted in 2017, unique to GSHNJ, and awarded by the executive staff, the Emerald Award recognizes individual volunteers whose leadership, initiative, and energy strengthen the Girl Scout movement by exemplifying the true spirit of Girl Scouts.
Chrissy Buteas, Vice President of Altice USA, is an active member of the GSHNJ Board of Directors as well as the Chair of the Fund Development Committee. She has served on the Fund Development, Property, and Finance Committees since joining the Board of Directors in 2021, and also joined the CEO Review Committee last year.
Chrissy sets an example for the rest of the Board of Directors and
Fund Development Committee, leveraging her personal and professional
network to advocate for the mission and vision of GSHNJ. Chrissy has
made introductions, has helped form partnerships, and continues to
share our good work with organizations and key individuals throughout
New Jersey including Prudential Financial, PSEG, NJBIA, Bristol Myers
Squibb, Phillips 66, Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield, Port Authority of
NY & NJ, and Brother International, among others.
Chrissy is a true ambassador for GSHNJ and never misses an
opportunity to share the life-changing experiences that Girl Scouts
provides. Her leadership of the Fund Development Committee secured
high-level professional honorees for 2022’s Young Women of Vision
Leadership Breakfast, and secured over 28% of the overall revenue for
the event. We are deeply moved by Chrissy’s willingness to champion
Girl Scouts, foster GSHNJ’s sustainability, and amplify our
reach.
Honor Pin
Honor Pin
The Honor Pin was instituted in 1987 by GSUSA. It recognizes an individual’s outstanding service to two or more service units, and which furthers the goals and objectives of GSHNJ.
Fatima Latif serves six communities and nearly 1,000 members in Somerset County as a volunteer registrar for both SU 66 and SU 74. She is an instrumental force in helping both service units coordinate recruitment, placement, and event organization/promotion, and has made key introductions between service unit leadership to ensure a successful, ongoing relationship. Since these two service units are so close together, her volunteerism in both SUs is integral in promoting recruitment efforts across all six communities and helping to direct interested parents for placement in an existing troop or to establish new troops. Her long tenure with Girl Scouts has proven instrumental in helping both service units establish well-functioning leadership teams and contribute to membership growth and sustainability in their areas. Fatima is truly exceptional for all that she brings to her communities; she fully embodies the Girl Scout mission and for that, we honor her.
Pam Touretzky has served as SU 74’s Service Unit Fall Product Program Manager and Service Unit Cookie Manager for many years; she also became the Service Unit Fall Product Program Manager for SU 66 during the pandemic, and this year added SU 66 Service Unit Cookie Manager to her resume. Pam now manages all product sales for both SU 66 and 74, serving nearly 1,000 members; and thanks to Pam’s expanded volunteerism, SU 66’s initial cookie sales are up by 11% over last year! Pam’s generous service to both communities includes managing communication to leaders using two different distribution lists and attending multiple meetings and events for both service units during the heart of the cookie program. Leveraging her experience in these roles, Pam is extremely responsive and helps to train and guide new leaders throughout the often-complex product programs. Although her own daughter is an adult now, we honor her generous continuing service to Girl Scout Service Units 66 and 74.
Cindy Pontecorvo has served the 350 members of SU 86 since 2006 as a troop leader, Service Unit Program Manager, then Service Unit Manager; she joined the council-wide Volunteer Recognition Working Committee in 2021. During her tenure as a member of the SU 86 Service Unit Team, Cindy developed processes to ease the administrative burden on troop leaders, and developed and facilitated programs for Girl Scouts in SU 86 and the surrounding communities. Her wildly successful Winter Outdoor Odyssey encourages Girl Scouts to be active outside even in the cold winter months, and the SU’s annual camporee has grown to regularly include SU 80 and neighbors in Bucks County, PA. While serving on the Volunteer Recognition Working Committee, Cindy was able to share her nomination process and tracking tools for Adult Achievement Awards during a council-wide service unit team meeting; thus extending her influence and best practices across GSHNJ’s footprint. We honor Cindy’s dedication to lifting up other adult volunteers, for effectively collaborating with others in the wider Girl Scout community, and for bringing the Girl Scout Leadership Experience beyond the borders of SU 86.
Appreciation Pin
Appreciation Pin
The Appreciation Pin was instituted in 1976 by GSUSA. It honors an individual’s outstanding service to a service unit, which furthers the goals and objectives of the service unit and GSHNJ.
Susanne Barna, SU 56
Carly Barone, SU 63
Erica Barragato, SU 56
Dawn Cebula, SU 74
Jamie Clarke, SU 86
Catherine Crevoiserat, SU 26
Lynn Earle, SU 10
Alison Harris, SU 66
Elayna Torsone, SU 48
Megan Young, SU 28
Volunteer of Excellence
Volunteer of Excellence
GSUSA’s Volunteer of Excellence award replaced the Outstanding Volunteer Award in 2013. It is awarded to an adult in a position other than leader whose outstanding service benefits a troop or service unit and contributes to delivering the Girl Scout Leadership Experience directly to girls.
Diane Barker
Jane Becker
Courtney Briamonte
Kasey Cass-Zampella
Julianne Chavez
Nancy Dias Valdivia
Regina Hanley
Jill Harris
Donna Hauss
Tiffany Heater
Cynthia Holland
Alicia Holmon
Kristina King
Andrea Lacotte
Sue Leahey
Atiya Lewis
Christina Liebrich
Julie Murphy
Stacy Plummer
Elisa Rivera-Wong
Emilie Schoenfeld
Laura Siligato
Mara White
Kim Whiteman
GSHNJ Dedicated Leader Award
GSHNJ Dedicated Leader Award
Unique to GSHNJ, the Dedicated Leader Award honors troop leaders or group coordinators who exhibit continued outstanding performance in delivering the Girl Scout Leadership Experience to girls.
Roxanne Alaimo Esdailes, Troop 21194
Christy Barone, Troop 40471
Jennifer Bordieri, Troop 62517
Kelly Bowers, Troop 80080
Kim Brogan, Troop 63317
Mary Kate Cahiwat, Troop 20236
Natasha Delacruz, Troop 61184
Jennifer Drodz, Troop 63317
Bernadette Fryer, Troop 21249
Kelia Garwood, Troop 21247
Jessica George, Troop 21194
Laura Hornby, Troop 80400
Erin Kusmiesz, Troop 80337
Dawn Loniewski, Troop 60996
Leana Lu, Troop 20236
Anne May, Troop 81252
Stephanie Patterson, Troop 40444
Jaya Shankar, Troop 60643
Michelle Tarry, Troop 20260
Jen Viola, Troop 81295
Rookie of the Year
Rookie of the Year
Unique to GSHNJ, the Rookie of the Year award recognizes a troop, group leader, or Service Unit Team member for outstanding performance contributing to GSHNJ’s goals during their first year of service.
Gunjan Ahluwalia
Nicole Beniamini
Lisa Bernstein Landerer
Andrea Blath
Julie Botero
Jennifer Caldwell
Lucy Eichenblatt
Stacy Grady
Nicole Kepner
Natalie Krauser
Deb Lubitz
Cara Malecki
Danielle Malone
Madeleine Olszewski
Kristin Petz
Paquita Price
Nicole Robinson
Rebecca Stark
Meghan Szczech
Dawn Umemoto
Meghann Valeo
President's Award
President’s Award
The criteria for the President’s Award are established by GSUSA. It recognizes the efforts of a Service Unit Team whose exemplary service surpassed team goals and resulted in significant, measurable impact toward reaching GSHNJ’s overall goals in program delivery, membership retention and growth, fund development, or increased visibility within the community.
Service Unit 72, serving Hillsborough, Millstone, and Neshanic in Somerset County
Tara O’Brien, co-SU Manager, Awards Co-Chair
Michele Tuck, co-SU Manager, Awards Co-Chair, Registrar
Nicole Beniamini, Service Co-Chair, Spiritwear
Jennifer Bordieri, Spiritwear, Scholarship Committee
Karen Briegs, Events, Scholarship Committee
Heather Bruchey, Leader Appreciation Committee
Jen Cridge, STEM Chair
Jill Darby, Scholarship Committee
Natasha DeLaCruz, Camporee Co-Chair
Gwen Duralek, Outdoors Co-Chair
Debbie Fox, Treasurer, World Thinking Day Committee
Annette Henderson, Placement
Sue Mayer, Website
Ellen McCloskey, World Thinking Day Committee
Me’Lissa Morgan-Convery, World Thinking Day Committee
Karen Novak, Fall Product Program Manager, Fundraising
Susan Parola - Scholarship Committee, Service Unit Delegate
Caitlin Quinones, Service Unit Delegate
Jennifer Resetar, Scholarship Committee
Gwyn Santos, Outdoors Co-Chair
Jennifer Sariano, Leader Appreciation Committee
Jaya Shankar, Media
Georgieanna Spiers-Bachman, Leader Support
Kristen Sudol, Fall Product Program Manager, Fundraising
Linda Szary, Recruitment
Pat Szary, Cookie Program Manager, Recruitment
Eileen Tanalski, Scholarship Committee
Michelle Tomenchok, Cookie Program Manager
Dana Shapiro - Cookie Program Manager
Meghann Valeo, Camporee Co-Chair
Pam Weintraub, Events, World Thinking Day Committee
Shannon Woerner, Service Co-Chair
Service Unit 86, serving Lambertville, Delaware Twp, East Amwell, West Amwell, Ringoes, Kingwood, Frenchtown, and Stockton in Hunterdon County
Cindy Pontecorvo, SU Manager, SU Cookie Program Manager
Julie Botero, SU Fall Product Program Manager
Cara Cerullo, Cookie Booth Coordinator
Jamie Clarke, Organizer
Lisa Conover, Programs Assistant
Liza Davis, Awards/Recognitions Coordinator
Tanya Drake, SU Fall Product Program Manager
Christina Ficarra, Organizer
Kelly Gillespie, Treasurer
Stacy Grady, SU Cookie Program Manager
Elizabeth Hermoso, Awards/Recognitions Committee
Laura Hornby, Outdoor/Camporee Coordinator, Service Coordinator
Kristen Lambert, Organizer
Grace Mina, SU Cookie Program Manager
Hayley Risoli, Organizer
Meghan Szczech, Organizer
Volunteer Service Award
Volunteer Service Award
The Volunteer Service Award recognizes an individual for combined years of active adult volunteer service in any Girl Scout or Girl Guide organization in five-year intervals. 5-10 years of volunteerism are recognized at the service unit level; 15+ years of volunteerism are recognized here.
Fifteen Years of Volunteer Service
Linda Cunniff
Robyn Koenig
Megan Young
Twenty Years of Volunteer Service
Liza Davis
K.C. Lister
Twenty-Five Years of Volunteer Service
Julie Murphy
Thirty Years of Volunteer Service
Tara O’Brien
Thirty-Five Years of Volunteer Service
Diane Barker
Forty Years of Volunteer Service
Kathleen Cunningham
Membership Tenure
Membership Tenure
Membership tenure recognizes an individual for combined years of membership as both a girl and adult in any Girl Scout or Girl Guide organization. 5-15 years of membership are recognized at the service unit level; 20+ years of membership are recognized here.
Twenty Years of Membership
Liza Davis
K.C. Lister
Thirty Years of Membership
Robyn Koenig
Thirty-Five Years of Membership
Diane Barker
Julie Murphy
Forty Years of Membership
Tara O’Brien
Fifty Years of Membership
Kathleen Cunningham
It is GSHNJ’s privilege to recognize the regular, ongoing service to Girl Scouts provided by our Board of Directors, Service Unit Managers, and other adult volunteers who serve on working or advisory committees across the council.
Board of Directors & Board Committees
Board of Directors & Board Committees
GSHNJ is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors elected by delegates representing our membership. The GSHNJ Board reflects our strong commitment to diversity and inclusion and includes some of the most talented and influential change-makers in the region. Learn more about our Vision & Leadership.
Officers
Laureen Delance, Chair
Wendy Deer, 1st Vice Chair
Dr. Naima Ricks, 2nd Vice Chair
Mary Beth Dunn, Secretary
Emil Menzies, Treasurer
Members-at-Large
Ademusoyo Awosika-Olumo
Chrissy Buteas
Linda Carter
Aisha Lawrey
Serena Lee
Charles Mierswa
Khadija Niang
Alana Vega
Jessica Viotto
Dr. Estelle Vaughns-Williams
Della Walker
Audit Committee
Debbie Battaglia
Linda Carter
Serena Lee, Committee Chair
Jaclyn Pennella
Erin Silkowski
Board Development Committee
Wendy Deer
Khadija Niang
Nneka Nurse
Jaclyn Pennella
Lydia Smith, Committee Chair
Patricia Steingall
Alana Vega
Delia Ware-Tibbs
CEO Review Committee
Chrissy Buteas
Laureen Delance
Mary Beth Dunn
Dr. Naima Ricks
Alana Vega
Executive Committee
Ademusoyo Awosika-Olumo
Wendy Deer
Laureen Delance
Mary Beth Dunn
Aisha Lawrey
Emil Menzies
Dr. Naima Ricks
Lydia Smith
Dr. Estelle Vaughns Williams
Finance Committee
Chrissy Buteas
Alison Campo
Charles Mierswa, Committee Chair
Delia Ware-Tibbs
Fund Development Committee
Chrissy Buteas, Committee Chair
Malissa Cass
Wendy Deer
Erica Dixon
Mary Beth Dunn
Marline Francois
Irene Laki
Aisha Lawrey
Khadija Niang
Lydia Smith
Jessica Viotto
Property Committee
Ademusoyo Awosika-Olumo
Chrissy Buteas, Committee Chair
Linda Carter
Steve Chew
Asia J. Norton
Nneka Nurse
Jaclyn Pennella
Alana Vega
Della Walker
Strategic Growth Plan Committee
Chrissy Buteas
Wendy Deer, Committee Co-Chair
Laureen Delance
Jaclyn Pennella
Dr. Naima Ricks
Alana Vega
Della Walker, Committee Co-Chair
Girl Experience Program Volunteers
Astronomy Club Advisor
Recent Honor Pin recipient Bob Reichman has served as advisor to GSHNJ’s Astronomy Club since its inception in 2019. As advisor, Ranger Bob shares his knowledge and passion for astronomy, teaches about current astronomy events, connects the Club to other subject matter experts, and mentors the Club’s youth leadership, the “Mission Control Committee.”
FIRST LEGO League Robotics Team Coaches
Each of GSHNJ’s competitive FLL Robotics Teams are coached by dedicated volunteers who guide the 10-member teams through the 6-month prep season that culminates in a series of regional competitions. GSHNJ currently hosts one council-wide team, The SheStormz, and three additional teams within service units.
Ramya Balasubramanian, SU 75, Invincible Innovators
Kate Coppola, SU 75, Invincible Innovators
Deepa Karnani, SU 82, Atomic Kittens
Lisa McDonald, SU 82, Atomic Kittens
Idria Barone-Knecht, SU 93, FLL Team # 50701
Frederick Knecht, SU 93, FLL Team # 50701
Kathleen Mulligan-McHenry, SU 93, FLL Team # 50701
Margaret Gabanyi, GSHNJ, The SheStormz
Gold Award Advisory Committees
Gold Award Advisory Committees
Our Gold Award Advisory Committees shepherd Girl Scouts in grades 9-12 through the rigorous process for achieving the highest award in Girl Scouting. They play an active role in maintaining the integrity of this prestigious award and are integral to the support of over 100 Gold Award Girl Scouts who earn this award each year in our council.
Jane Becker
Carla Bonacci
Julianne Chavez
Thelma Cole
Lori Coleman
Linda Darby
Liza Davis
Mary Ellen Day
Ann Ferriera
Nancy Giordano
Susan Lacerda
Christina Liebrich
Karen Lin
Jane Maloney
Kathleen Mulligan-McHenry
Julie Murphy
Nini Olson
Joanne Otlowski
Ellie Pan
Jane Park
Rita Read
Emily Schneider
Judy Stahl
Heather Trumpore
Coralyn Vossler
GSHNJ Museum Committee
GSHNJ Museum Committee
The Museum Committee is charged with all aspects of maintaining our collection of historical items housed in the only museum dedicated to Girl Scouts history in our area. This small team collects, sorts, restores, codifies, stores, displays, and interprets the hundreds of items we have in our collection.
Nancy Lynn Avery
Cricket
Cardozo
Delores Kresge
Joanne Otlowski
Sherley Penrose
National Council Delegation
National Council Delegation
National Council Delegates represent GSHNJ at GSUSA’s triennial National Council Session adjacent to the national convention. They also serve as delegates-at-large at GSHNJ’s Annual Meeting and those over 18 years old are voting members of the council. National Council Delegates speak on behalf of GSHNJ’s entire membership, and therefore have a responsibility to engage with members across our footprint to understand the full diversity of our council throughout their three-year term.
Delegates
Olivia Altidor*
Andrea Beck
Normandie Beversluis*
Anshu Cherukumilli*
Laureen Delance
Gwen Duralek
Natasha Hemmings
Dr. Naima Ricks
Adele Tanini*
Sriya Tallapragada*
Alternate Delegates
Liza Davis
Andrea Steffens
*youth member of the National Council Delegation
Product Programs Committee
Product Programs Committee
Newly created in 2022, the Product Program Committee is a select group of tenured Girl Scout volunteers whose history of innovative success in delivering Girl Scouts’ product programs qualify them to advise council staff and contribute to council-wide decision-making and planning for both the Fall Product Program and Cookie Program. This committee also acts as advisors to troop and service unit volunteers, sharing best practices, troubleshooting, and helping to answer questions.
Idria Barone Knecht
Lana Brennan
Karin Burd
Bonnie Burris
Kasey Cass-Zampella
Sally Chew
Michele Cunningham
Lynn Earle
Maureen Lamberti
Samantha Plum
Judy Stahl
Patrick Szary
Service Unit Managers
Service Unit Managers
Service Unit Managers lead a team of volunteers who maintain a Girl Scout presence in their communities by creating hyper-local opportunities for both Girl Scouts and adult volunteers consistent with the Girl Scout Leadership Experience, promoting membership growth and retention, and acting as a conduit for information and opportunities sponsored by GSHNJ and GSUSA.
Karen Shkop, SU 11
Margaret Lewis, SU 12
Christine Shima Casais, SU 13
Marybeth Kennedy, SU 14
Meghan Myers, SU 20
Aleasea Arbubakrr, SU 21
Atiya Lewis, SU 21
Jettie Tyler, SU 21
Cynthia Holland, SU 26
Shawna Roth, SU 27
Andrea Beck, SU 28
Ann Ferriera, SU 30
Robin Franklin-Isom, SU 40
Malika Hogan, SU 40
Sandra Nogueira, SU 43
Ellen Margarita, SU 44
Faith Odat, SU 44
Camille Hardy, SU 45
Christy Barone, SU 46
Andrea Schaffer, SU 46
Kimberly Christenson, SU 47
Elayna Torsone, SU 48
Alyssa Wolfe, SU 49
Mary Housel, SU 50
Nancy Newcome, SU 51
Lucia Triolo, SU 52
Cristina Mendez, SU 53
Trisha Grimes, SU 54
Kathy Bower, SU 55
Courtney Agnello, SU 56
Virginia Mayer-Brown, SU 61
Jessica Gupta, SU 62
Gina Strong, SU 62
Jasmine Decker, SU 63
Mariette Dzeletovic, SU 65
Barbara McNichol, SU 67
Barbara Geary, SU 70
Marisa Steel, SU 70
Helen French, SU 71
Lauren Hutchison, SU 71
Tara O'Brien, SU 72
Michele Tuck, SU 72
Mary Anne Bolink, SU 73
Margaret Gabanyi, SU 73
Alicia Holmon, SU 74
Elisa Rivera, SU 74
Ramya Balasubramanian, SU 75
K.C. Lister, SU 76
Staci Campolattaro, SU 80
Bridgette Como, SU 80
Lana Brennan, SU 81
Lisa McDonald, SU 82
Sarah Brennan, SU 83
Lisa Coster, SU 83
Ivonne Droz, SU 84
Lyndsay Korbylo, SU 84
Laurie Hance, SU 85
Cindy Pontecorvo, SU 86
Jennifer Speth, SU 90
Judy Stahl, SU 91
Tiffany Valdes, SU 92
Idria Barone Knecht, SU 93
Kathleen Mulligan-McHenry, SU 93
Volunteer Recognition Working Committee
Volunteer Recognition Working Committee
The Volunteer Recognition Working Committee is a select group of innovative, effective, go-getter Girl Scout volunteers who work alongside council staff to update the Adult Achievement Awards nomination process, review nominations, and create a recognition event worthy of our volunteers.
Liza Davis
Robyn Koenig
Nishu Malhotra
Cindy Pontecorvo
Andrea Steffens
Volunteer Trainers
Volunteer Trainers
There are four classifications of volunteer trainers that speak to experience and commitment: Apprentice Trainers have been hosting trainings for one year, Experienced Trainers an additional two years, Master Trainers add on another two years, and Dedicated Trainers have been training for a minimum of six years, or four years since achieving Master Trainer status.
In addition to maintaining their own instructor certifications with American Heart Association or American Red Cross, GSHNJ’s First Aid & CPR trainers volunteer their time to teach life-saving skills to both leaders and girls. Because of their service, GSHNJ is able to offer these certification courses at a cost considerably below market price.
Our Outdoors & Overnights trainers volunteer their time in all kinds of weather to teach outdoor skills and best practices to leaders. Their experience, expertise, and sense of fun make it possible for our leaders to develop the knowledge, skills, and confidence they need to give our Girl Scouts outdoor experiences that are safe, girl-led, and that provide memories for a lifetime.
Diane Barker, Dedicated Trainer
Andrea Beck, Master Trainer
Lori Coleman, Dedicated Trainer
Kathleen Cunningham, Dedicated Trainer
Peggy Ann Dry, Dedicated Trainer
Gwen Duralek, Experienced Trainer
Kathy Gilroy, Dedicated Trainer
Jeff Goldsmith, Dedicated Trainer
Laura Hornby, Experienced Trainer
Robin Kelly, Apprentice Trainer
Jane Maloney, Dedicated Trainer
Mechelle Norton, Dedicated Trainer
Christine Peters, Dedicated Trainer
Carolyn Solon, Dedicated Trainer
Ashley Solon, Master Trainer
Our Service Units
Our Service Units
GSHNJ serves members throughout Essex, Hudson, Hunterdon, Somerset, Union, southern Warren, and part of Middlesex counties. These counties are organized into 62 service units managed by teams of administrative volunteers who are leaders in their communities. Learn more about our structure.
SU# |
Community |
SU# |
Community |
10 |
North Hudson, Union City, Weehawken, Guttenberg, West NY, North Bergen, Hoboken |
60 |
Watchung |
11 |
Secaucus |
61 |
North Plainfield |
12 |
Jersey City |
62 |
Greenbrook, Dunellen |
13 |
Bayonne |
63 |
South Plainfield |
14 |
West Hudson, Kearny, Harrison, East Newark |
64 |
Middlesex Borough |
20 |
Nutley, Belleville |
65 |
Warren |
21 |
Newark |
66 |
Bridgewater, E. Pluckemin, Martinsville, Finderne |
22 |
Irvington |
67 |
Franklin Park, Franklin Twp, Somerset |
23 |
Montclair, Glen Ridge |
68 |
Manville, Bound Brook, South Bound Brook |
24 |
Bloomfield |
70 |
Bernards Twp, Basking Ridge |
25 |
East Orange, Orange |
71 |
Somerville |
26 |
Verona, Cedar Grove |
72 |
Hillsborough, Millstone, Neshanic |
27 |
West Orange |
73 |
North Branch, Branchburg, Neshanic Station |
28 |
Maplewood, South Orange |
74 |
Bridgewater, W. Raritan Borough, Bradley Gardens |
29 |
Caldwell, West Caldwell, North Caldwell, Fairfield |
75 |
Montgomery, Belle Mead, Skillman, Blawenburg, Rocky Hill |
30 |
Livingston, Essex Fells, Roseland |
76 |
Bedminster, Bernardsville, Far Hills, Peapack-Gladstone |
31 |
Millburn, Short Hills |
80 |
Califon, High Bridge, Lebanon Twp, Tewksbury, Oldwick |
40 |
Hillside |
81 |
Clinton Twp, Lebanon Borough, Annandale |
41 |
Elizabeth |
82 |
Readington Twp, Three Bridges, Whitehouse, Whitehouse Station |
42 |
Linden |
83 |
Bethlehem Twp, Clinton borough, Glen Gardner, Hampton, Franklin Twp, Union Twp, Pittstown |
43 |
Union |
84 |
Flemington, Raritan Twp |
44 |
Roselle Park |
85 |
Alexandria Twp, Holland, Milford |
45 |
Roselle Park |
86 |
Lambertville, Delaware Twp, East Amwell, West Amwell, Ringoes, Kingwood, Frenchtown, Stockton |
46 |
Springfield |
90 |
Franklin Twp, Washington Borough, Washington Twp |
47 |
Kenilworth |
91 |
Belvidere, Harmony, White Twp |
48 |
Cranford |
92 |
Phillipsburg, Lopatcong |
49 |
Summit |
93 |
Alpha, Greenwich, Pohatcong, Stewartsville, Bloomsbury |
50 |
New Providence |
|
|
51 |
Mountainside |
|
|
52 |
Westfield |
|
|
53 |
Clark, Garwood, Winfield |
|
|
54 |
Rahway |
|
|
55 |
Berkeley Heights |
|
|
56 |
Fanwood, Scotch Plains |
|
|
57 |
Plainfield |
|
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