Wharton, New Jersey is in Morris County. Incorporated as the borough of Port Oram in 1895, its name was changed to Wharton in 1902. Its history goes back to 1831, when the Morris Canal was completed, passing through Boonton, Dover, and Port Oram, from which iron ore was being mined. The borough is located between Routes 15, 46 and 80, reaching south from the main entrance of Picatinny Arsenal to Route 46, bounded on the west by Roxbury Township and the east by Dover and Rockaway townships. The borough is about 2.2 square miles.
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In business for more than a century, the funeral home is located in the borough of Wharton, New Jersey. Directions and an overview of the business and its services are put forward, with information about planning ahead. Obituaries are published to the site.
http://www.berminghamfh.com/
The official municipal site offers a town profile, history, and directory of administrative, departmental, and elected officials, a community calendar, and a variety of forms and reports. Meeting agendas, minutes, and ordinances are published to the site.
http://www.whartonnj.com/
A profile of the tattoo parlor in Wharton, New Jersey is featured, with an introduction to its artists, special offers, aftercare data, and a blog. Its location, hours of operation, and contacts are included.
http://www.expressiveinknj.com/
First Presbyterian Church of Berkshire Valley
Affiliated with the Presbyterian Church (USA), the congregation meets at its facilities on Berkshire Valley Road, Wharton, New Jersey. Directions, a service and program schedule, gallery of photographs, and contacts are posted.
http://www.berkshirevalleypresbychurch.org/
Situated near Rockaway Townsquare Mall, in the borough of Wharton, New Jersey, the restaurant’s menu, promotional offers, catering services, and reservation policies are featured, along with directions, hours, and contacts.
http://www.townsquare-diner.com/
Wharton Borough Public Schools
Serving PK-8th grade students within the borough of Wharton, New Jersey, the public school district operates Marie V. Duffy Elementary School and Alfred C. MacKinnon Middle School. District policies and schedules are published to the site.
http://www.wbps.org/
The WFD provides fire and rescue services to the borough of Wharton, New Jersey. Its history, apparatus, and training programs are highlighted, including its junior firefighter program, fundraising, and membership policies.
http://www.station39fire.org/
Offering landscaped private grounds, with indoor and outdoor off-street parking, the apartment complex’s floor plans, a gallery of photographs, list of amenities, special offers, pricing, and contacts are featured.
http://www.whartonapts.com/
A WPL card can be used at more than a hundred and fifty New Jersey libraries. The location of the facility is given, along with library hours, points of contact, programs and events, and an overview of its policies and resources.
http://www.whartonlibrary.org/
The volunteer-operated, non-profit organization offers recreational and competitive soccer place for 6-17 year-old youth within the borough of Wharton, New Jersey. Club officers, meeting schedules, minutes, and bylaws are featured.
http://www.whartonsoccer.org/
