Montgomery Township, in Somerset County, New Jersey, was formed in 1798, as one of the state’s initial townships. There are several unincorporated communities within the township, including Belle Mead, Blawenburg, Bridgepoint, Dutchtown, Fairview, Harlingen, Plainville, Rocky Hill, Skillman, Stoutsburg, and Zion. The area was settled mostly by Dutch, who purchased plots of land from speculators in the early 1700s.
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Meeting each Monday evening in Montgomery Township, New Jersey, Troop 46 is associated with the Boy Scouts of America youth organization. The troop’s programs and calendar are posted, along with information about merit badges, the Order of the Arrow, and various service and Eagle projects.
http://bsa.troop46.org/
Founded in 2005, Troop 850 is a member of the Boy Scouts of America youth organization. Meeting schedules and a calendar of events are posted, including information about its summer camp program, trip sign-ups, and photographs.
http://www.bsatroop850.com/
The Harlingen Church is located in Montgomery Township community of Belle Meade, in central New Jersey. An introduction to the church’s pastor, and an outline of its programs and ministries, is presented.
http://www.harlingenchurch.org/
Situated in the Montgomery Shopping Center in Montgomery Township, New Jersey, a map and directions are offered, along with currently featured and upcoming productions, schedules, and a newsletter.
http://www.montgomerycinemas.com/
Montgomery Evangelical Free Church
Situated in the Montgomery Township community of Belle Mead, New Jersey, the church’s service schedule, church calendar, and an overview of its beliefs and practices are presented, along with a sermon archive and leadership contacts.
http://www.mefc.org/
Elected officials, township clerk, and departmental personnel are identified on the township’s official web site, which also includes various forms, permits and applications, a community calendar, business directory, and announcements.
http://www.montgomery.nj.us/
Montgomery Township School District
The public school system for Montgomery Township, New Jersey operates a number of school campuses, including Orchard Hill School, Village Elementary School, Montgomery Middle School, and Montgomery High School. Each of its schools are highlighted, with school schedules, faculty contacts, and announcements. Staff webpages are also featured.
http://www.mtsd.k12.nj.us/
Montgomery Township Volunteer Fire Company 1
Known as Station 45, the fire department offers residential and commercial fire suppression, rescue, and other services to Montgomery Township, Somerset County, New Jersey. The firehouse, apparatus, and departmental history are put forward, and a private area for members is included.
http://www.mtvfc1.org/
Montgomery Travelers Soccer Club
Founded in 1980, the club allows Montgomery, New Jersey youth to develop soccer skills and to play advanced levels of soccer, having associations with New Jersey Youth Soccer, Central Jersey Youth Soccer, Jersey Area Girls Soccer, and National Soccer Coaches Association of America. Its development and travel programs, tryouts schedules, and game schedules are posted.
http://www.montgomerysoccer.org/
Montgomery United Methodist Church
Meeting in the community of Belle Mead, in Montgomery Township, New Jersey, the UMC congregation’s worship schedule and calendar of upcoming events are published to the site, along with an overview of church activities, a pastor’s message, and sermon archive.
http://www.montgomeryumc.org/
Montgomery Woods is a development of two- and three-bedroom homes in southeastern Montgomery Township, New Jersey, bordered by the community of Rocky Hill, the Delaware & Raritan Canal State Park, and the Autumn Hill Reservation. Photographs and contacts are posted.
http://www.montgomerywoods.net/
Troop 258 is a Boy Scout troop based in Montgomery Township, New Jersey, chartered through the Montgomery Presbyterian Church, at whose facilities the troop meets. A schedule of upcoming activities, leadership contacts, and photographs are published to the site.
http://www.troop258.com/
