Landmark Commission elects officers, plans 250/350 anniversary celebrations
Landmark Commission organizes for anniversary celebrations running through October. The commission unanimously elected Mike Czuchnicki as chairman, Len Fariello as vice chairman, and Barbara Blumenfeld as treasurer at its March 3 meeting. The 2026 budget provides $14,000 for anniversary events,
Landmark Commission · Meeting of March 3, 2026
NJ HANOVER — Landmark Commission organizes for anniversary celebrations running through October. The commission unanimously elected Mike Czuchnicki as chairman, Len Fariello as vice chairman, and Barbara Blumenfeld as treasurer at its March 3 meeting. The 2026 budget provides $14,000 for anniversary events, down from the $17,000 requested, plus $10,000 for Whippany Burying Yard operations.
Events include a March 20 program on women in the Revolutionary War, a June 14 colonial concert, an April 25 Civil War Veterans Commemoration, and a July 4 commemoration at Whippany Burying Yard. A July parade, Hanover Township Day in September, and an October buffet luncheon complete the observances. The commission voted to renew a maintenance contract with Greenwood Tree Service for the burying yard.
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Source: the Landmark Commission meeting of March 3, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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