Fredon Township is in Sussex County, New Jersey. Originally, after Isaac V. Coursen established a post office in his store in 1800, the settlement was known as Coursen’s Corners, but was changed to Fredon Village in 1855, and incorporated as a township in 1904. Fredon is bordered by Hampton and Stillwater townships on the northwest, along which the railroad ran, now a non-motorized trail that is part of Kittatinny Valley State Park.
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Wholesale growers and flower bulb distributors, the Fredon Township, New Jersey company’s products are highlighted, and may be browsed by name or by optimum planting time. A bulb planting guide and information about its drop ship program are included.
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Serving Fredon Township, New Jersey, the commission meets monthly to coordinate the township’s recreation programs and to oversee the maintenance of the facilities at Lodestar Park. Its recreational leagues, open gym, and a calendar of programs and events are put forward.
http://www.fredonrecreation.com/
The menus, Sunday brunch, cocktail menu, and daily drink specials for the restaurant in Fredon Township, New Jersey are posted, along with photographs, a schedule of events, and football specials.
http://www.stadiumbarandgrillnj.com/
The official township website offers a history and general information about the municipality, schedules and announcements, and a guide to local organizations and schools in the community.
http://www.twp.fredon.nj.us/
