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Former Chatham business owner Jeff Davis restores historic markers
Source: New Jersey Hills · Jul 22, 2026, 7:00 PM
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Jeff Davis, a former Chatham business owner and resident, was honored by the Borough Council for volunteering to restore five historic markers throughout Chatham in preparation for the nation's 250th anniversary celebration.
Key points
- Jeff Davis restored five historic markers in Chatham ahead of America's 250th anniversary
- The former business owner volunteered his time and expertise for the restoration project
- The Borough Council recognized Davis on Monday, July 13 for his community service
- Historic marker restoration is part of Chatham's commemoration efforts for the national milestone
FAQ
- Who is Jeff Davis and what did he do?
- Jeff Davis is a former Chatham business owner and resident who volunteered to restore five historic markers throughout the borough in preparation for the nation's 250th anniversary celebration.
- When was Jeff Davis recognized for his work?
- Jeff Davis was recognized by the Chatham Borough Council on Monday, July 13 for his volunteer efforts in restoring the historic markers.
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