Kids can have their picture taken with the Easter Bunny.
Kids can have their picture taken with the Easter Bunny at Farms View road stand on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., weather permitting. The family-owned Farms View, which recently reopened after the winter season, is located at 945 Black Oak Ridge Road. Farms View is open during the Spring Monday through Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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New toys can be dropped off at multiple locations until Dec. 15.
Guardians of the Ribbon has partnered with local businesses to collect toys and clothes for New Jersey victims of Tropical Storm Sandy. Guardians is a Wayne-based women’s cancer awareness group that attends fundraisers. The group’s pink fire truck has been at multiple Wayne events this year. Residents can drop of new, unwrapped toys, clothes, and gift cards at the following locations until Dec. 15 on the following days and times: Items will be distributed to the residents of Toms River, Lavallette, Seaside, and Ortley Beach. Santa’s Rooftop Response and the Toms River School District are co-sponsoring the event with Guardians. — Have a question or news tip? Contact editor Daniel Hubbard at Daniel.Hubbard@patch.com or find us on Facebook …
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Farm stand donates a portion of sales to Bob Franco and his family. Franco suffered a severe spinal cord injury during Tropical Storm Sandy.
Residents went to Farms View on Wednesday to show their support for police Officer Bob Franco and his family. The owners of the longtime farm stand will donate 25 percent of the sales to help Franco recover from the severe spinal cord injury he suffered during Tropical Storm Sandy in late October. “We always come here and were planning on coming here later on this week but decided to come a few days earlier because of the fundraiser,” said Carolyn Mugavero, who was at Farms View with her husband Richard buying Christmas decorations. “It’s important to give back to the community, especially to someone who risked his life to help others. Those people in uniform go out there everyday to help protect us. It is the least we can do.” The …
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25 percent of all sales will be given to help police officer Bob Franco and his family.
Farms View will donate 25 percent of all sales on Wednesday to officer Bob Franco and his family. The farm will be open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., more than usual for a Wednesday. The farm stand is the latest business to assist Franco and his family since he suffered a severe spinal cord injury during Hurricane Sandy. A tree fell on the vehicle he was in at Fire Company 5, pinning him inside. It took emergency workers an hour to extract him from the vehicle. Customers can choose from a variety of seasonal items, including Christmas trees and wreaths. Franco was in surgery for six hours after the accident and kept immobilized for sometime thereafter. Franco is now walking a little bit and has regained some motion in his shoulders and arms. …
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Twenty-five percent of all sales Nov. 28 will be given to help police officer Bob Franco and his family. Franco suffered a severe spinal cord injury during Hurricane Sandy.
Farms View will donate 25 percent of all sales on Wednesday, Nov. 28 to officer Bob Franco and his family. The farm will be open extended hours, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., that day. Customers can choose from a variety of seasonal items, including Christmas trees and wreaths. The farm stand is the latest business to assist Franco and his family since he suffered a severe spinal cord injury during Hurricane Sandy. A tree fell on the vehicle he was in at Fire Company 5, pinning him inside. It took emergency workers an hour to extract him from the vehicle. Franco was in surgery for six hours after the accident and kept immobilized for sometime thereafter. Franco is now walking a little bit and has regained some motion in his shoulders and arms. Local …
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Farms View is a family-oriented farm market in Wayne
In 1894, the Kuehm family created Farms View, a family-friendly farm market specializing in home-grown produce. Now on its fifth generation of Kuehm's, Farms View has developed a loyal customer base for its freshly-picked fruits and vegetables. Owner Todd Kuehm, a member of the fourth generation in this family of produce-pickers, called Farms View a small mom and pop business. "We concentrate on our customers more than other businesses do and that’s what has kept us here," Kuehm said. "We have a customer that comes in and out of Manhattan every weekend, and the lady has made this her ritual; this is one of her regular stops." He said this customer has been coming to Farms View for 20 years. She is just one among many returning customers. "…
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Leila Oxford
10:53 pm on Wednesday, July 11, 2012
Farms View is the nicest and cleanest Farm Market that I have ever been in. My children love to visit with the animals while I shop. They love the "chicken tractor" and can't wait for the chickens to lay eggs. If you haven't had their home grown corn that is picked and sold the same day, you haven't had corn! Thank you to Farms View for surviving, I believe that they are the last farm in town. more ›