When Garfield was first developed in 1873, it was known as East Passaic, which was changed to Garfield in 1881, in honor of President James Garfield. In 1898, Garfield was incorporated as a borough, which included portions of Saddle River Township and Wallington. In 1917, Garfield became a city.
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Offering Chinese, Italian, and Mexican cuisine, the Garfield, New Jersey restaurant’s location, menus, and hours of operation are published, along with information about its online ordering system.
http://www.garfieldchinahouse.com/
Garfield, New Jersey is twelve miles west of New York City, ten miles north of Newark, and across the river from Passaic and Clifton. Its official web site offers an overview of the city, including contacts for its administrative and departmental offices, recreational facilities, and schedules.
http://www.garfieldnj.org/
GPA is a private, not-for-profit school that provides special education services for students in grades K-12 who have a history of learning, social, emotional, and behavioral challenges. Its schools, calendars, and contacts are featured.
http://garfieldparkacademy.org/
Headquartered in Garfield, New Jersey, the public school administrative district operates a number of school campuses, providing a PK-12th grade curriculum. Each of its school are profiled, with driving directions, schedules, faculty contacts, and announcements.
http://www.gboe.org/
The non-profit organization offers a variety of recreational and other programs for children and adults. Its locations, camps, programs, childcare services and events are highlighted, and its membership policies are outlined.
http://www.garfieldymca.com/
The banquet facility is located in Garfield, New Jersey. An overview of the facility and its accommodations for weddings, special events and off-premise catering services are featured, with menus, suggested services, and directions.
http://www.venetiannj.com/
