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We invite interested residents to join us at our monthly meetings. Our meetings are held on the fourth Thursday of the month at 7:00 p.m. at the Polish American Club, 66 Adirondack Ave, Spotswood.

Spotswood Hometown Heroes Program

by Bruce Eckman, Jack Eichenlaub, and Roy Dey Jr.

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The Borough of Spotswood is honored to announce the launch of the Spotswood Hometown Heroes program, a community initiative sponsored by Mayor O’Brien, the Cultural and Heritage Commission, and the Department of Community Services. This program honors the dedication, service, and achievements of the brave military members and first responders who have called Spotswood home.​ The application deadline is March 31, 2026, and we encourage residents, families, and friends to submit nominations early.  Thank you for helping us shine a light on the individuals who make Spotswood proud. We look forward to celebrating our hometown heroes together.

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Images of America: Spotswood features a century's worth of photographs and stories about the town, which has grown from a summer resort area to a thriving World War II-era commercial center to the modern bedroom community that it is today. Included are views of historic tobacco mills and the 1890s Carriage House, which still stands today. Vintage photographs of early people and industries are seen, along with the borough's first school-a 1901 four-room building that became the Margaretta M. Birchall School, which closed its doors in 1979.

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Jack Eichenlaub, Chairman

jackeichenlaub1123@gmail.com

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Marc Fafara, Secretary

 

Chris Borzuku          Art Campbell

Gary Castellano      Bruce Eckman

Brian  Engstrom      Charles Hager

Joe Schwartz

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Larry Kraemer, Council Liaison

lkraemer@spotswoodboro.com

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