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President	Jennifer Lubeck	sandystonrec@gmail.com
Secretary	Kristin Lavin	" "
Treasurer	Beth Greene	" "
Soccer Coordinator	Erik Marra	862-354-2081
	Amanda Marra	862-354-7323
Basketball Coordinator	Michelle Hull	862-219-0286
Little League Pres.	Jack Choma	973-557-7809
Little League Sandyston Rep	Roy McClain	862-268-3305

Township Liason	Kamala Hull	973-222-7722

Congratulations to Emily Schindler who was selected to serve as Miss Sandyston at Sandyston Day on Saturday, June 8, 2019.

Emily Schindler , daughter of Christine Schindler and the late Steve Schindler, is 18 years old. Emily is a 2018 graduate of Kittatinny Regional High School and is currently a Freshman at Sussex County Community College where she plans to attend Russell Sage College to further her studies in pediatric nursing. She is a member of and is currently serving as Acting Corresponding Secretary for Blue ridge Rescue Squad, and in her high school career was a member of Peer Leadership, Cross-age and Best Buds. In 2018, Emily was awarded the Stroke Save Award for successfully treating and transporting a stroke victim to the hospital within the "golden hour". In her work experience, Emily has worked at Project Self-Sufficiency and is currently employed at Picatinny Arsenal as a Camp Counselor. In her spare time, Emily enjoys painting, running, baking and babysitting.

Emily will compete in the Queen of the Fair Competition at the New Jersey State Fair/Sussex County Farm & Horse Show in August. Good Luck Emily!

On Saturday, August 22, 2020 Township Committee members Committeeman Fred MacDonald and Mayor George B. Harper presented Sandyston Township Volunteer Fire Department member, Arthur W. House with the 2020 Senior Citizen of the Year Award. This award is normally presented during Sandyston Day, but with the cancellation of that event it was decided to hold this award over to the Tractor Parade fundraiser.

Arthur House moved to Sandyston in 2004 and joined the Sandyston Township Volunteer Fire Department right away. Art is no stranger to volunteering his time to local fire departments having joined Branchville in 1965 until 1981 (Exempt Member) where he also served as Chief in 1975; he then moved to Franklin where he joined the fire department in 1981 and served as Engineer for many years and is an Exempt Member there as well; Arthur also joined Sussex Fire Department as an Associate member in 2001 where he is currently still a member.

Arthur has served as Engineer and Vice President for STVFD and is currently serving as Assistant Engineer and 2nd Vice President.

Arthur can be seen daily at the fire department refueling fire trucks, making repairs and working on any number of projects needed by the department and maintaining the fire apparatus.

Thank you, Arthur House, for the many hours you have spent volunteering for the many communities for which you have resided, as well as Sandyston Township, and for being such a valuable member of the Sandyston Township Volunteer Fire Department.