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Newton, New Jersey: Moving on up - a great town to live, work, visit and invest in

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Over the past 17 years, Newton Town Manager Thomas Russo Jr. has played a key role in the transformation of this 3.3-square mile municipality that is home to 8,774 residents, Sussex Community College and headquarters for two major high-tech companies. And Russo is excited and bullish about the future growth of this town that serves as the county seat for Sussex County, in the northwest corner of the state. “Newton has gone through a renaissance,…
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Newton, New Jersey: Moving on up - a great town to live, work, visit and invest in

Over the past 17 years, Newton Town Manager Thomas Russo Jr. has played a key role in the transformation of this 3.3-square mile municipality that is home to 8,774 residents, Sussex Community College and headquarters for two major high-tech companies. And Russo is excited and bullish about the future growth of this town that serves as the county seat for Sussex County, in the northwest corner of the state. “Newton has gone through a renaissance,…

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