Great views from the base. I'm sure even greater from the top, but we visited in the winter and the…read moremonument is closed in the winter. Built in 1930, this 220 foot tall obelisk monument to honor war veterans sits atop the highest point in the State of New Jersey. At an elevation of over 1,800 feet, you get a breathtaking view of New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and New York.

It is there mission of the Stroudsburg Fire Department to provide an environment and social…read moreframework in which the lives of there citizens and the property of individuals and business establishments are protected from harm or damage through Fire Prevention, Fire Education activities and aggressive Firefighting performances in conjunction with upgraded fire equipment, ameliorated training and command enhancements. All of there volunteers will function as first responders to both medical and fire related incidents. They will carry out duties equivalent to their training in all fields. The department will also provide assistance whenever and wherever possible, with any other emergency situation that may arise

Dover is a True Melting Pot of all different kinds of people and cultures. Almost every Flag has…read morebeen planted here at one point in time or another. Leaving behind a unique and diverse Town that I have Called my home for Most of my life. Many businesses that operate here are "one of a kind" type places which are too great in number to categorize at this point, but I will say that Dover is a thriving community which holds something for just about everyone here. Lemme throw these few facts at you; there are 11 parks and recreation centers in this town. Metallica's very first show with Guitarist Kirk Hammett was played in Dover, Yup I was there. The Joe Kubert School of Cartoon and Graphic Arts is located in this town. The early western "the Great Train Robbery" movie was filmed here. Dover is also mentioned several times in the Sopranos TV show. The music video for Eddie Money's "I wanna go back" was filmed at the old Dover High School. And the climactic scene from the movie "the Wrestler" was also filmed here at the historic Baker Theater. Alot of Famous People have made this town their home throughout it's illustrious history and as one of them I can tell you that Dover is a Supercool town with Alot to check out. So get off the train and check it out. Peace.

I grew up here and I have to say meh... the highlight of my time here was when Impractical Jokers…read morepainted the mural (look it up on YouTube). It's the last stop on the green line, there are several great places to eat, and it is close to the mall in Rockaway, the only positives I can say.

Hamburg, NJ - this abandoned and dilapidated structure falls gloriously into the "Weird NJ"…read moreterritory. I've wanted to visit for a long time, so when I unexpectedly drove by it last summer, I had to pull over to take some photos. It used to be a small fairytale-themed amusement park, designed in 1928 by Austrian architect & set designer Joseph Urban, and was installed next to the Wheatworth Mills factory (later acquired by Nabisco), whose owner F.H. Bennett commissioned the park to be built, inspired by the Brothers Grimm fairytales from his childhood. The park opened to the public in 1930 and was a popular attraction, but closed in the late 1980s due to waning interest and attendance. Although there have been some restoration efforts by successive owners of the site, these have faced challenges and it doesn't look like much has been done. Due to trespassing and vandalism, the property is closed off by a chainlink fence, though you can see it from the road. The buildings have fallen into severe disrepair - which, to be honest, adds to the atmospheric quality - so there are also structural safety concerns to keep out curious explorers. If this has piqued your interest, you can visit a somewhat similar but glossier old-fashioned fairytale themed amusement park of a slightly newer vintage (1950s) that IS successfully renovated and open after a two decades-plus hiatus: Fairy Tale Forest in Oak Ridge, NJ! (See my separate Yelp review for this unique attraction.) It's enchanting, nostalgic, and one of my favorite places in the world. Sort of uncanny like this, but is still operational and less haunting.

The men and women who volunteer as part of this fire house are amazing! The are fast, responsible,…read moreand very well trained. Yesterday morning the Fire Captain (who was a women) and another young lady who was in charge of community outreach and all school programs, did an amazing tour for a local Girl Scout Daisy troop. I would love to see more of these events. As a retired Law Enforcement Officer, it means a lot to see communities teaching children that any Emergency Service person are the good guys, cause let's face it a Fire truck is loud and huge for a small kid and with the equipment on they look like aliens.

The West End Fire Company is located in Chestnuthill Township, Monroe County, Pennsylvania. We…read moreoperate out of three stations. This is our Main Station - Located on Route 715 behind Wawa, this station houses our Brush Truck, Engine, Heavy Rescue and Tanker. Sub Station - Located on Route 115 in Effort, this station houses our Quint (Ladder), Engine and Mini-Pumper/Rescue. Sun Valley Station - Located in the Sun Valley Development, this station houses our Mini-Pumper/Rescue.

Magisterial District Judges have jurisdiction over civil claims where the disputed amount is less…read morethan $12,000, landlord / tenant disputes, Summary Offenses, and minor criminal matters. All Misdemeanor and Felony criminal cases are initially filed in the Magisterial District Courts. In such cases, the Magisterial District Judge is responsible for arraigning the accused, setting bail, and presiding over a Preliminary Hearing in the matter. At the Preliminary Hearing, these cases are either waived to the Court of Common Pleas by the defendant; or, after the hearing, the charges are either dismissed or bound over to court by the Magisterial District Judge. Magisterial District Judges also grant emergency relief under the Protection From Abuse Act and the Older Adult Protective Service Act. Additionally, Magisterial District Judges issue arrest warrants and search warrants. As officers of the Pennsylvania Unified Judicial System, Magisterial District Judges may administer oaths and affirmations and take acknowledgments. Magisterial District Judges also have the authority to perform marriages. Responsible for: Honorable Colleen Mancuso Jurisdiction Chestnuthill Township Eldred Township Polk Township Ross Township

How about looking into " THE BUREAU FOR THE AGING "? The one woman who works for them told me that…read moreI should move to Jim Thorpe because it is not going to be good for me where I live, because her sonny boy, who works or manages a bar/ lounge in Albrightsville, said that I talked behind his back, which is a lie. So, when I needed the services of the agency, I was told I should move, A THREAT. I called and talked to a supervisor and told her about the comment from her employee and that I felt the statement was a threat. She said it was not. The woman who told me to move is being protected by an agency, and her supervisor. I HAVE AND AM GOING TO CALL THE STATE AGENCY AGAIN. THE GOOD OLD BOYS ARE ALIVE AND WELL AT THE AGENCY AND HERE.

The Stroud Twsp Volunteer Firehouse was kind enough to allow us to celebrate a special moment here…read more I came here for an after party baptism for my cousin, Dakota Robert. We were allowed full access of the dining quarters including the use of their kitchen, table and chairs.The family put out a spread of baked ziti, Italian dressing marinated chicken cutlets over white rice, antipasto, garden salad, string beans with sausage and peppers. For dessert we had a chocolate vanilla cake and sugar cookies. The beverages consisted of Merlot, Chardonnay, various soft drinks, ice tea, green tea, and peach tea.