Mayor Nicastro

Mayor Joe Nicastro attends the ribbon cutting of NJ Sea Dragons, 61 International Drive, Budd Lake. Nicastro is visiting every business in the township to bridge the gap between government and business. From left, back row are Councilman Chuck Aaron, Councilman John Mania, Nicastro, Assemblyman Mike Inganamort, Councilman Greg Stewart, Gianfranco Novoa and Leandro Novoa. Middle row, from left, Luna Novoa, Gabriel Koh, Joshua Koh, Angie Perez, Anika Pradhan and Samantha Casallas. Bottom row, from left, Shreya Goyal, Elicia Torres, Bernardo Torres, Aviva Abadía, Maximiliano Sanchez and Nathaniel Sudjono.

Mount Olive Twp. Mayor Joe Nicastro , Pastor Alan Pirello of Budd Lake Chapel and Council President Alex Roman gather for the chapel’s 150th anniversary celebration on Saturday, Sept. 28.

On Wednesday, June 12, Mayor Joe Nicastro visits Matrix Logistics Park, 200 International Drive. From left are Senior Vice President David Thomas, Vice President and Head of Development for the Matrix Mount Olive projects Arthur Bifulco, Partner Alexander Taylor, Nicastro and Project Manager William Rothpletz.

Mayor Joe Nicastro, far left, continues his quest to visit all the businesses in the township to bridge the gap between government and business. On Monday, Aug. 5, Nicastro visited with Mount Olive Chiropractic, 197 Route 46, Budd Lake. From left, are Michael Maher, Lisa DiBernard and Christine Moran.

Mayor Joe Nicastro, middle, meets with Varsha Mistry, left, and Yogesh Mistry, right, owners of Mistry, 300 Clark Drive, Budd Lake, on Thursday, Aug 29. “Empowering our businesses to thrive, I continue to explore the diverse economy of Mount Olive, uncovering the secrets to success for our entrepreneurs and fueling growth,” Nicastro said.

Mayor Joe Nicastro, middle, visits with Alberto Beretta, chief executive officer of Fratelli Beretta and Simone Bocchino, left, chief operating officer and president of Fratelli Beretta, 750 Clark Drive, Mount Olive, on Wednesday, Aug. 28. Nicastro continues his quest to visit every business in the township in an effort to bridge the gap between government and business.

MOUNT OLIVE TWP. - Confetti flew as the new Wawa, located on Route 206, opened its doors at 8 a.m. on Thursday, Aug. 1.
The first 100 customers who entered the store won a free t-shirt and all customers were gifted with a free cup of coffee, according to a press release from Wawa.

Linda Verdi, owner of Family Florist & Gift, One Old Wolfe Road, Budd Lake, is visited by Mayor Joe Nicastro on Thursday, June 20. Nicastro said he is visiting all of the business in Mount Olive as part of his economic development initiative to bridge the gap between government and businesses. “The visitation program aims to foster stronger ties between local businesses and the community, promoting economic growth and development,” Nicastro said.

On Tuesday, Aug. 6, Mayor Joe Nicastro, far right, visited RH Farms, 500 Route 46, Hackettstown. Nicastro continues to visit business and farms in the township to bridge the gap between government and business. From left, are Gia Reda, Sal Stefanelli, Rosemary Frattina and Nicastro.

Mayor Joe Nicastro, middle, met with Chris Johnson, left and Heather Johnson, owners of The Costume Party Store, 7 Naughright Road, Hackettstown on Thursday, Sept. 19. Nicastro is planning to visit all of the business in the township to bridge the gap between government and business.

Mayor Joe Nicastro, middle, continues visiting businesses in the township working to bridge the gap between government and business. On Tuesday, Aug. 6, Nicastro visited Taste of India, 286 Route 206, Flanders. From left are Vineet Kumar, co-owner of Taste of India, Nicastro and Sanjeev Kumar, co-owner of Taste of India.

Mount Olive Township Mayor Joe Nicastro, left, welcomes Heddy Tabet, owner of Natures Food Markets, to town. The new business just opened on Nauright Road.

Mayor Joe Nicastro, left, meets Dominic Loiacono, vice president of Crystal Materials Division of Coherent, 200 International Drive, Budd Lake, on Friday, Aug. 15. Nicastro continues visiting businesses in the township to bridge the gap between business and government.

Mount Olive Township Mayor Joe Nicastro, center, recently visited with Gina Ortiz, left, and Alex Espinosa at the Lakeview Bar & Grill at 331 Route 46 in Budd Lake.

Mount Olive Township Mayor Joe Nicastro, center, with scissors, is joined by, from left, Mel Montesano, Al Ferrante, Denise Ferrante and infant  and Rob Carpenter at the ribbon cutting for Legion Tattoo and Art Gallery on Route 206 in the Flanders section of Mount Olive Township.

On Wednesday, June 12, Mayor Joe Nicastro visits with the dogs at 11th Hour Rescue, 77 Flanders Rd, Flanders.
Here from left are, Wendy Romano adoption lead, Paul Barish dog behaviorist, Alex Galdi kennel manager, Nicastro, Kathy Dolce sponsor lead, Jay Karamenol vice President, and Anne Prenovost board secretary. The 11th Hour Rescue will be taking part in Mount Olive’s Annual Night Out from 6 to 8:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 6 at Turkey Brook Park, 30 Flanders Road, Budd Lake. The rescue will have dogs avaialbe for adoption. The Mount Olive’s National Night Out features food, fire trucks, Police K9 units, police cars and activities. Go to https://www.ehrdogs.org/ for information.

Mount Olive Township Mayor Joe Nicastro continues to visit more businesses in town as part of his economic development program. On Wednesday, Oct. 23, he visited Lube Plus located at 189 Route 46 Budd Lake. From left are: Mayor Nicastro, Scott Munkirs, Zach Munkirs and Derek Munkirs.

On Tuesday, July 23, Mayor Joe Nicastro of Mount Olive and Mayor Jaki Albrecht of Roxbury welcomed the new owners of Meier Stone Mason Landscape Supply, 2 Gold Mine Road, Roxbury. “It is always a pleasure when we collaborate with other townships,” Nicastro said. NIcastro has been visiting all of the businesses in Mount Olive to bridge the gap between government and business. From left, are Jhoanna Correa, office manager; John Wicklow, Albrecht, Nicastro, Michael Laurano, principal; Bruan Ferrara, principal; Assemblywoman Dawn Fantasia, Assemblyman Mike Inganamort , Councilman Shawn Potillo , Councilman Mark Crowley, Mike Buck, principal; and Marc Moffitt, operations manager.

On Wednesday, Aug. 21, Mayor Joe Nicastro, middle, visits with Nancy Taylor, left, and Doug Taylor, right, owners of Dug’s Rugs, 286 Route 206, Flanders. Nicastro is working to visit every business in the township to bridge the gap between government and business.
Mayor Joe Nicastro makes his way to businesses in the township

Mayor Joe Nicastro, center, visits VEOLIA North America New Jersey Branch, One Eden Lane, Flanders, on Thursday, June 20. Nicastro said as part of his economic development initiative he is visiting all of the businesses in Mount Olive to bridge the gap between government and businesses. “The visitation program aims to foster stronger ties between local businesses and the community, promoting economic growth and development,” Nicastro said. From left are Administrative Assistant Daniela Burga, General Manager Kevin Anderson, Nicastro, Chuck McCaffrey, Operations Manager and Facility Manager Adam Light.

Mayor Joe Nicastro, left, visits with Mike Rose, owner of My Limo, 350 Clark Drive, Mount Olive, on Wednesday, June 19. Nicastro said he is visiting all of the business in Mount Olive as part of his economic development initiative to bridge the gap between government and businesses. “The visitation program aims to foster stronger ties between local businesses and the community, promoting economic growth and development,” Nicastro said.

Mayor Joe Nicastro visited Pro Automotive, 285 Route 206, Flanders Tuesday, July 16 . Nicastro visits businesses throughout Mount Olive working to bridge the gap between government and business. From left are Technician Vinny Bruzzese, Technician Helper Joe Carpini, Owner/Head Technician Scott Gannowner, Nicastro, Lead Technician Ron Albertson and Company Assistant Shannon Kay.

Mount Olive Township Mayor Joe Nicastro visited the Interfaith Food Pantry, 2 Executive Drive, Morris Plains on Thursday, July 11. Nicastro said he’s “taken aback by the sheer number of individuals in need of food assistance and urges everyone to support the Mount Olive Food Pantry as well as other food pantries in the community.” From left, are Dana Spangher, board of trustee member of Interfaith Food Pantry, Nicastro and Carolyn Lake, executive director for the Interfaith Food Pantry.

Mayor Joe Nicastro, left, visits with Henry Delgdao, owner of Flanders Bagel, 293 Route 206, Flanders, on Thursday, July 25. Nicastro is visiting every business in the township to bridge the gap between government and business.
Mayor Joe Nicastro visits Flanders Bagel

Mayor Joe Nicastro, fiffth from left, visits RA Data on Friday, July 16. Nicastro is visiting all of the businesses in the township to bridge the gap between government and business. From left, are Operations Manager John Cowell, Water Lab Technician Rachel Sandquist, Radon Mitigation Specialist Dave Letcher, Water Treatment Specialist Mike Heller, Nicastro, Radon Lab Technician Deb Van Dyk, Lab Operations Manager Heidi Fink, Testing Department Supervisor Stephanie Leenstra, Radon Lab Technician Kevin Bailey, Water Lab Technician Kaity March, Water Lab Manager Ashley Shann and Water Lab Technician Ryan Johnson.

Mayor Joe Nicastro, left, visits with Sebastian Hernandez, owner of Hernz Home Improvements, a general contractor based on Route 206 in the Flanders section Mount Olive Township. 

Kearstin Tripi, owner of Mt. Olive Acupunture and Wellness, was visited by Mayor Joe Nicastro
1 Old Wolfe Rd suite 208, Budd Lake, NJ 07828
Phone: (973) 527-7978
"My mission as an acupuncturist is to provide the best possible care to every patient I encounter.  To facilitate holistic healing of the mind, body and spirit through the use of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine, as well as lifestyle and dietary counseling.  To empower patients with education, provide preventative health care and inspire a higher quality of living."

Mayor Joe Nicastro welcomes 206 Bagels and Deli, 240 Route 206, Flanders to Mount Olive on Tuesday, July 16. Nicastro is visiting all of the businesses in the township in an effort to close the gap of communication between government and business. From left are Mohammad Ahmad, Eyad Alhamayel, Nicastro, Mahmoud Ahmad and Samer Ahmad.
Mayor Nicastro welcomes bagel shop
Photo by Lisa Brett

Mayor Nicastro had the privilege to meet with the CEO/Owner of Abitronix Hugo Almedia. As part of Mayor Nicastro’s economic development program, he is meeting with all corporations, businesses, eating establishment, and professional services in Mount Olive.  He believes it is imperative to ask the owners what are some of their obstacles they are encounters, their wants  and needs , but most of all how can we as a township help them success. Collaboration, Communication and Caring.

 Animal Care Center  in Flanders .  As pet owners, we understand that your pets play a vital role within the family. Animal Care Centers was founded in 1998 with the idea of bringing the small neighborhood experience to the community. Drs Chris Hallihan and Kristen Casulli started in a small office in Flanders, and then expanded to our current locations in Flanders and in Landing.
The convenience of the two locations to serve our community allows us to offer services for all stages of a pet’s life. Both offices offer a quiet location that specializes in Fear Free techniques and Cat Friendly practices, allowing even the most timid of pets to feel comfortable when they visit.

Mayor Joe Nicastro had  the pleasure to meet Dr. Lederer Doctor of Cultivate Chiropractic . Located at 240 US 206 Flanders NJ
Although Kathryn has been under chiropractic care for most of her life, it wasn’t until she experienced chronic headaches in high school that she realized how life changing it could be. Regular chiropractic care allowed her to stop taking Excedrin headache every afternoon and helped her understand how her behaviors and environment affected her health.
Kathryn went to Liberty University for her undergraduate degree, earning a dual degree in Business Management and International Business. She then earned her Masters of Science degree in Human Nutrition at the University of Bridgeport. While she did her graduate coursework, she worked for the Midwives of NJ as a Midwife assistant. It was this work that inspired a love for working with mothers and babies, but she knew midwifery wasn’t the right path for her. She was able to witness the power of prenatal and pediatric chiropractic through the midwife patients and decided to go back to school yet again.
Kathryn attended Life University and graduated Magna Cum Laude in 2021. She joined the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association (ICPA) and has earned her Webster and Perinatal certifications. She continues to work towards her CACCP (Certification by the Academy Council of Chiropractic Pediatrics) so that she can better serve the children in her practice.
Kathryn started Cultivate because she believes that by investing in the health of pregnant women and children, we can cultivate lasting health, not just in this generation, but in all those that follow. “[She] who sows sparingly will also reap sparingly, and [she] who sows bountifully will also reap bountifully” (2 Corinthians 9:6)
Outside of chiropractic, Kathryn enjoys traveling the world, reading lots of books, and watching movies with her kitties, Crosby and Nash. She is a devoted “Auntie Kafrin” to her nieces and nephew, and loves spending time with her parents and 3 sisters.
 

Mayor Nicastro welcomes Roast at Dawn to Mount Olive as they officially open their doors.    We can't wait to taste the ideal cup of coffee that they have to offer. Wishing them great success in their new venture! They are located at 3 New Street Budd Lake NJ 07828.

Looking for a tattoo artist with exceptional skills and creativity? Visit Alien Ink located at 264 US Highway 206 Flanders and ask for Everett to create your dream design.

Mayor Nicastro welcomed to Mount Olive, Shay's Liquor! Formerly known as Buy Rite of Flanders, they offer a wide selection of liquors and deliveries. Visit their website today. https://shaysliquors.com/shop/?state=New+Jersey. They are located at the Flanders Village Mall 286 US 206 Flanders NJ
Photo 3, Priyal Patel , Mayor Nicastro and Atul Patel 
Photo 1 Mohammed Haggag, Mayor Joe Nicastro, Priyal Patel owner , Atul Patel , Danny Patel and Councilman Greg Stewart

Whenever you have some free time, go and enjoy exploring local establishments like Nirvana. It's always exciting to see what they offer.
 

The experience of dining at the Budd Lake Diner Rt 46  is elevated by the friendly presence of Gus, who ensures that every visit is an enjoyable one. Additionally, their dessert selection is outstanding and should not be missed!

Mayor Nicastro visited Sean Abrusci at his location where he is roasting and grinding coffee beans. Their  Mission

is deeply rooted in a strong work ethic and giving back to the community. Abrusci's Coffee is dedicated to providing local businesses with the finest coffee beans, cold brew, and nitro cold brew, all while positively impacting our local, veteran, and first responder communities, as well as nonprofit organizations and the communities where we source our beans. With a team hailing from military and law enforcement backgrounds, as well as a strong family foundation in philanthropic and nonprofit work, our goal is to measure our success through the radiant smiles of those who enjoy our coffee and the positive impact we make on the world around us. At Abrusci's Coffee, it's more than just a cup of coffee; it's a commitment to making a difference, one drip at a time. You can also purchase Abrusci’s Coffee at Ashley Farms in Flanders as well as on line. Abrusci's Coffee (abrusciscoffee.com)
 

Pleasure to explore various community establishments, including businesses and professional practices. Tour with Dr. Brian Sonnenberg provided insight into our office operations. Thank you Flanders Pediatric Dentistry LLC

The After is the perfect destination for anyone seeking delicious food and an enjoyable dining experience. Whether you're craving breakfast, lunch, or dinner, their extensive menu promises to delight your taste buds. Stop in and say hi to the staff.

Kingston Liquors invites all adults aged 21 + in search of top shelf spirits to stop by their convenient location at 7 Naughright Rd Unit A2 Hackettstown Mount Olive Parkade Mall

During my recent visit to Mount Olive Family Dental, I met with Dr. Jen and was impressed by their professionalism and dedication to patient care.
They are located at 88 Bartley Flanders Road.
Jennifer Argenziano, DMD
Dr. Jennifer J. Argenziano is a graduate of the Pennsylvania State University where she earned a Bachelor of Science in General Science with Minors in Health Policy Administration and Psychology. While attending Penn State Dr. Argenziano was inducted into Alpha Epsilon Delta Honor Society and the National Society of Collegiate Scholars.Dr. Argenziano received her dental degree from the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey. As a dental student, she was the president of UMDNJ’s Italian Dental Society and member of the American Student Dental Association. After dental school, Dr. Argenziano went on the further advance her skills at Morristown Memorial Hospital in their General Practice Residency. In her residency, Dr. Argenziano advanced her skill in cosmetic and implant dentistry, as well as oral surgery and dental trauma.
Training and Continuing Education
In her dental practice, Dr. Argenziano continues to expand upon her training by staying up to date on the latest techniques and procedures. She attends numerous hours of continuing education courses in cosmetic and restorative dentistry and is a member of a young dentists study club that focuses on the latest dental procedures and techniques.
Professional Memberships and Family
Dr. Argenziano is an active member of the American Dental Association, New Jersey Dental Association, American Academy of General Dentistry and American Association of Women Dentists.
When she is not providing superior dental care to her patients, Dr. Argenziano is spending time with her husband and two sons.
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Joe and Anthony have been serving the local community of Flanders, NJ for over 20 years. We are conveniently located adjacent to the Walmart and offering a variety of fresh gourmet pizza's!

Enzo's Ristorante and Pizzeria has been an integral part of our community for years, serving up mouthwatering Italian cuisine that never fails to impress. When I told Ernie that he could learn how to make bagels from yours truly, he was more than eager to exchange culinary secrets with me! They are located at 382 US-46United States
 

I thoroughly enjoy interacting with the diverse businesses and entrepreneurs in our town. Recently, I had the pleasure of visiting Franks Pizza, located at 7 Naughright Rd Hacketstown, and their phone number is 908-979-3113.

Antique, vintage, salvaged and repurposed goods, something for everyone!!

19 Park Pl, Flanders, NJ, United States, New Jersey

(908) 872-9195

Smalltownantiques1972@gmail.com

Welcome to Frank's Pizza, where passion meets perfection in every bite! Our menu is crafted with love and expertise, ensuring a delightful experience for pizza enthusiasts of all ages.

Indulge in our wide selection of hand-tossed, New York-style pizzas, baked to perfection with a thin and crispy crust. Whether you're a fan of classic Margherita or crave adventurous flavors like BBQ Chicken or Buffalo Ranch, our pizzas are made with only the finest ingredients and topped with the freshest vegetables and premium meats.

But our offerings don't stop at pizza! Frank's also offers a variety of mouthwatering appetizers, such as garlic knots, cheesy breadsticks, and savory wings, to tantalize your taste buds. And don't forget to complement your meal with our assortment of refreshing salads and homemade pasta dishes, crafted with love and attention to detail.

Supporting our neighborhood restaurants and enterprises should be a top priority for all of us who call Mount Olive home. Whether it's grabbing takeout from a beloved eatery or purchasing goods at one of our many small shops, every bit counts towards ensuring economic prosperity remains within reach.


Wine enthusiasts...Steak lovers or interactive sport fans Market Tavern/ 19 Hole has it all and much more
Market Tavern
19th Hole Wine and Whiskey Bar
240 US-206 Suite 2a, Flanders
973-668-5911

One of my favorite things to do as mayor of Mount Olive Township is visiting our local businesses, I thoroughly enjoy meeting the owners and learning about their journey. Hearing their stories and struggles that they went through in order to establish themselves within this community fills me with a sense pride for all we have achieved together here., Meeting staff members who work tirelessly day-in & out provides valuable insight on how best serve them so everyone can thrive; not just survive! And let's not forget customers - hearing feedback directly from those most impacted by decisions made at town hall gives great perspective when making future choices.
Das Creamery is a great local favorite.

Revive Studios located at 100 US Highway 46 W Budd Lake, I met with the owner Claudine who highlighted their emphasis on proper breathing methods, body movements and transformative practices. They also feature a unique salt cave experience for visitors.