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MAYOR DAVID ROBERTS, CITY OF HOBOKEN HOBOKEN IN THE CITY 2009 RECREATION & CULTURAL AFFAIRS NEWSLETTER •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• The City of Hoboken: At Work for You! HOBOKEN CITY COUNCIL President Nino Giacchi Vice President Terry La Bruno Ruben Ramos, Jr. - at large Peter Cammarano - at large Theresa Castellano - ist Ward Beth Mason - 2nd Ward Michael Russo - 3rd Ward Dawn Zimmer - 4th Ward Peter Cunningham - 5th Ward •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SUMMER FUN •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• D ear Neighbor: Hoboken is a vibrant and exciting City. It is energetic and diverse, reflecting our entire nation's fabric as a whole. I truly believe that Hoboken is one of the pre- mier communities in New Jersey and throughout the metropolitan region. As Mayor, it gives me great pleasure to provide a dynamic choice of free outdoor cultural and recreational opportunities to the residents of our wonderful community. I am proud to present our 7th annual Summer Fun calendar of events, with offerings that provide something for everyone. Programs such as Movies Under the Stars, Art in the Park, group exercise, team sports, Shakespeare in the Park, concerts in Sinatra Park and Church Square Park, and family fun nights make sure Summer Fun adds a spark to everyone's summer season. Outdoor recreation and cultural enrichment opportunities in our urban oasis add to our quality of life. It is imperative that we provide recreational and entertainment activities that benefit all our residents. This administration continues to provide first class leisure opportunities for children ages 5 to 15 years old. Summer Fun offers something for everyone. That is the goal of our free summer program as we continually expand our recreational and cultural opportunities to meet the needs and desires of all our residents. Mayor David Roberts

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Page 1: Hoboken Summer Fun 2009

MAYOR DAVID ROBERTS, CITY OF HOBOKEN

HOBOKEN

IN THE CITY2009 RECREATION & CULTURAL AFFAIRS NEWSLETTER

••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••The City of Hoboken: At Work for You!

HOBOKENCITY COUNCIL

PresidentNino GiacchiVice PresidentTerry La Bruno

Ruben Ramos, Jr. - at largePeter Cammarano - at large

Theresa Castellano - ist Ward

Beth Mason - 2nd WardMichael Russo - 3rd WardDawn Zimmer - 4th Ward

Peter Cunningham - 5th Ward

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SUMMER FUN• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

Dear Neighbor:Hoboken is a vibrant and exciting City. It is energeticand diverse, reflecting our entire nation's fabric as awhole. I truly believe that Hoboken is one of the pre-mier communities in New Jersey and throughout themetropolitan region. As Mayor, it gives me greatpleasure to provide a dynamic choice of free outdoorcultural and recreational opportunities to the residents ofour wonderful community.

I am proud to present our 7th annual Summer Fun calendar of events, withofferings that provide something for everyone. Programs such as MoviesUnder the Stars, Art in the Park, group exercise, team sports, Shakespeare inthe Park, concerts in Sinatra Park and Church Square Park, and family funnights make sure Summer Fun adds a spark to everyone's summer season.

Outdoor recreation and cultural enrichment opportunities in our urban oasisadd to our quality of life. It is imperative that we provide recreational andentertainment activities that benefit all our residents. This administrationcontinues to provide first class leisure opportunities for children ages5 to 15 years old.

Summer Fun offers something for everyone. That is the goal of our freesummer program as we continually expand our recreational and culturalopportunities to meet the needs and desires of all our residents.

Mayor David Roberts

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Mayor David Roberts & the City of Hoboken

SUMMER FUNRECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES

BASKETBALL CLINICHoboken High School Gym8th & Grand Sts.7/06 - 7/31Mon. - Fri.9:00am - 2:00pmAges: 9 to 15

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Little League Field5th & Hudson Sts.7/06 - 7/31 • 9am - NoonMon., Wed. & Fri.Ages: 9 to 15

••••••••••••••••••••••••GIRLS SOFTBALL CLINICLittle League Field717 - 7/30Tues. & Thurs.9am - NoonAges: 8 to 14

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SKATEBOARDSkateboard ParkMon., Wed. & Fri.7/06 - 7/24

Ages: 7 to 98am - 9:30am

Ages: 10 to 1410am - 11:30am

CO-ED SOCCER CLINICFrank Sinatra Park7/20 - 7/22· 9am -11amMon., Tues., Wed.Ages: 5 to 8

7/27 - 7/29· 9am -11amMon., Tues., Wed.Ages: 9 to 12

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VOLLEYBALLFrank Sinatra Park7/08 - 8/13

• Wed. & Thurs.4:30pm - 6:00pmAges: 9 to 14

TENNISColumbus Park9th & Grand Streets7/06 - 8/14 - Mon. thru Fri.9am - noonAges: 5 to 15

••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••SUMMER YOUTH BASKETBALL& FLAG FOOTBALL LEAGUES

••••••••••• For more info Call 201-420-2094: or online at www_hobokennj.org

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Flag FootballMAMA JOHNSON FIELD

located at 4th & Jackson Sts.July 6th - Aug. 18

Mondays & Tuesdays11am to 3pmAges 13 to 17

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BasketballCHURCH SQUARE PARKBASKETBALL COURTSlocated at 4th & Garden Sts.

July 8th - Aug. 28Wed., Thurs., Fri.

2pm to 6pmAges 6 to 13

GYMNASTICSMulti-Service Center7/07·8/13Tues. & Thurs.9:00am - 11 :30amAges: 5 to 12

••••••••••••••••••••••••••••John Pope

Director of Human Services

Charlie RozziSuperintendent of Recreation

•Registration takes place at the

Multi-Service Center, 124 Grand St., 2nd FI.in the Recreation Office

June 1st - June 30 • 9am to 4pm•

Offered Free to Hoboken ResidentsYou must bring ID, copy of child's birth certificate

and proof of residency (i.e. rent receipt, gas bill, etc.)

The City of Hoboken: At Work for You!

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Mayor David RobertJohn Pope - Director of Human ServicesGeraldine Falla - Supervisor of Cultural Affairs

FREE THEATRE in the PARKNo Raindates .• Plays will take place unless there is Heavy Rain

Bring a blanket or lawn chair for plays in Shipyard Park

SHAKESPEAREIN THE PARKPresented by

The Hudson Shakespeare CompanyPerformances Begin at 7:00pm

A WINTER'S TALEMon., June 15 • Shipyard Park

13th Street & Constitution Way

Mon., June 22 & 29· Sinatra ParkFrank Sinatra Drive bet. 4th & 5th Streets

TROILUS & CRESSIDAMon., July 13 • Sinatra ParkMon., July 20 • Shipyard Park

MERRY WIVES OF WINDSORMon., Aug. 3 • Shipyard Park

Mon., Aug. 10 & 17· Sinatra Parkwww.hudsonshakespeare.org

Theater Company at DeBaunAuditorium

BARTHOLOMEWFAIR, NJ

originally written by Ben Johnson in 1641This updated version makes fun of theridiculous excesses of the 1980s with

5 actors playing 20 different characters.

Frank Sinatra ParkSat. June 20 & 27 (4pm & 7pm)

Mile Square Theatre presents

TWO GENTLEMENOF VERONA

BY WILLIAM SHAKESPEAREDirected by Chris O'Connor

Frank Sinatra Park • 8pmSinatra Dr. bet 4th & 5th Sts

July 22, 24, 25, 26, 29, 31Aug. 1,2,5,7,8,9

call 201.208.7809 for more infowww.milesquaretheatre.org

Pregones TheaterSummer Stage

tbaPerformed in English & Spanish

Fri. Aug. 14 • 7pm • SinatraFor Info: 201-792-7097Co-Sponsored by the

Puerto Rican Cultural Committee

TANGO/MILONGAPier A Park

First St. & Frank Sinatra DriveUnder the Gazebo at the East end

112 Hr. Beginners Class at 7pm

Dancing from 7pm to 9pmFriday Nights

June 5,12,19,26; July 10,17,24Dress casual, shoes with leather sales

Singles and Couples Welcome

ART INTHE PARK

A morning of creative activityfor toddlers to 6 years

10:00am to noonMondays in Pier A Park

Sinatra Dr. & First st.

Wednesdays in Elysian ParkHudson St. bet. 10th & 11th Sts.

June1,3,8,10,15,17,22,24,29July 1, 6, 8, 13, 15,20, 22, 27, 29

Child must be accompanied byguardian. Dress child accordingly

to avoid staining clothes.In Case of Rain, Mon. classes will be

held at Multi Center Gym, 2nd & Grand

FITNESSPIER A PARK

Mondays • 7pm to 8pmA free sampling of what the local gyms& fitness establishments have to offer

June 8 Club KIDJune 15 Dahn YogaJune 22 Club KIOJune 29 Club HJuly 6 Sky ClubJuly 13 Premiere PilatesJuly 20 Club HJuly 27 CurvesAug. 3 Hudson Athletic ClubAug. 10 Premiere

PilatesAug. 17 Hudson

Athletic ClubAN EVENING OFCABARET SINGING

IN SHIPYARD PARK1------------------,Sun. June 7 & 14

Begins at 4pmcall 201-216-8937

for more infowww.debaun.org

YOGA AT PIER A PARKTuesdays· 6pm-7pm

June 9,16,23,30· July 7,21,28 ·Aug 4,11 & 18Classes are Free. You must bring your own mat

Presented by Devotion Yoga

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Mayor David Roberts, the City of Hoboken

CONCERTS IN THE PARKAdmission is FREE • 7pm to 9pm • Children's performances end earlier • Bring a blanket or lawn chair

FAMILY FUN NIGHTS AT SHIPYARD13th St. & Constitution Way, just East of the Kings Supermarket

Special Opening Night Special TUESDAY Night Concert: SPONORED BY THE APPLIED COMPANIESat Pier A Park June 30 _63rd Army Band Tues, June 9 Tues, July 14 Tues, Aug. 11A TRIBUTE TO patriotic, jazz, show tunes Princess Katie Baze & his Silly Friends Erin Lee & MarciPETE SEEGER & Racer Steve

Thurs July 9 TBA T J 16 Tues, July 21Th J 4th ., - ues, une - P t' Murs. une Sponsored by Frank Raia Hilby the Skinny a ience oo~e

featuring performances by The Cowboy GirlThe Demolilion Siring Band, Thurs., July 16 - The Fave German Juggle Boy

Kate Jacobs, Jon & Deena of opening act: Dave Calamoneri Tues, June 23 _ Tue,s, July 28The Cucumbers, Abbe Rivers, Co-Sponsored by Court Sf. MUSIC Together

Dave Calamoneri, Gene D. Plumber Yosi - sing-a-Iong_~~~~~~~~~~~~L~a~m~~~rt~&~m=~~h!m:~:e~~T~h~u~r~s~.~,~J~U~I!y~2~3~~~~~~.~~T~u~es Ju~7- Tues,Aug.4

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Tues,Aug.18Polka Dot Palsaka Ron AlbaneseCo-Sponsored byHartshorn Portraiture

Tues., Aug. 25Starfish

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Thurs., June 18Drums of Thunder(A youth drum orchestra)Sweeter than Honey

Friday, June 19Sinatra Idol Contest

featuring Host:Gary SimpsonPrize awarded for the

best Sinatra Style Singer

Thurs., June 25Guitar BarAlistarsCo-Sponsor: The Guitar Bar

"----~---JOIfI U s weoe/eunne ne'-~~-r--:---r""'J"{IU'i"ZilI"tc:~~---..-:::::;;;Thurs., Aug. 6 - The Gordys HenryHudsonQuadricentennialThurs., Aug. 13 - Joe Taino a screening of the Buster Keaton silent film

Steamboat Bill, Jr.Saturday, Aug. 15 Thurs. May 28•$10 • Doors open 7pmCharles Barone with with Live Piano accompanimentJust Jazzin' Orchestra Music Performance by

Musical Tribute to Sinatra The Crimson PiratesSat. May 30 • $10 • Doors open 7pm

An evening of sea shanties, sailing songs, Irish drinkingsongs and renaissance faire standards -

www.crimsonpirates.com

4th Street bet. Garden St.& Willow Ave.

Wednesday evenings7pm to 9:30pm

Thurs., Aug. 20 - Swingadelicjazz, swing, jump, blues

Thurs., Aug. 27Julio Fernandez & FriendsSponsored by The Burgiss Group

Events take place on boardthe Waterfront Museum Lehigh Valley Barge which will

be docked by the inlet just North of Erie Lackawanna Plaza& south of Pier A Park from May 27 - June 4

For a Full Schedule: www.waterfront museum.org

MOVIES UNDER THE STARS

For InformationContact Gene D. Plumber

at 201-936-7533

Sponsored bythe 6th Ward

Block AssociationMorans & Onieal's

July 15 - Mama Mia - sing-a-IongJuly 22 - The Dark KnightJuly 29 - Iron ManAug.5 - Kung Fu PandaAug. 12 - Horton Hears a WhoAug. 19 - Madagascar 2Aug. 26 - Coraline in 3DFree 3D Glasses to the first 1000 people

If a movie is cancelled due to rain, the make up dateswill be either Aug. 19 or Aug. 26 at 9:30pm afterthe regularly scheduled film which starts at 8pm.

The Fresh Air Flicks concession stand will be selling soda,water, hot dogs, cotton candy & more, each week.Open from 6:30pm until the end of the movie.

Co-Sponsored by Projected Images of Hudson County

June 10-Frost / NixonJune 17-DoubtJune 24-Man on WireJuly 8 -Get Smart

Pier A Park

Presented by Mayor David Roberts & the City of HobokenJohn Pope - Director of Human Services • Geraldine Falla - Coordinator of Cultural Affairs

GOLD Sponsors: The Applied Companies, NY Watervvay Ferry, Verizon Wireless,Verizon Fios, Projected Images of Hudson County and Frank Raia

SILVER Sponsors: Cassesa Property Management, The Dubliner, eMazzanti Technologies,The Guitar Bar, The Hoboken Reporter & Shop Rite of HobokenThe Law Offices of Thomas LoBue, P.C.

Located on 1st Street& Frank Sinatra Dr.June & July:Movies start at 9:00pmAugust:Movies start at 8: 15pm

Bring a Blanket

Verizon

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BRONZE Sponsors: Court Street Restaurant, Hoboken Family Alliance, Mulligans,R. John Muller & Son & Daughter Insurance

Funding has been made possible in part by a Block Grant from the State/County PartnershipProgram for the Arts administered by the Hudson County Division of Cultural & Heritage Affairs,

Tom DeGise, County Executive & the Board of Chosen Freeholders

Admission: Free • BringA Blanket or A Lawn Chair • Call 201-420-2207 for further infowww.hobokennj.org • Schedules subject to Change • Shows will be cancelled due to heavy rain

The City of Hoboken: At Work for You

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Mayor David RobertsJohn Pope - Director of Human Services

Geri Falla - Supervisor of Cultural Affairs

For Info Cultural Affairs Calendar Call 201-420-2207or check our website at: www.hobokennj.org

The City of Hoboken: At Work for You

KIDDIE PALOOZASunday June 14th

Pier A Park' 11am - 4pm

Rides • Ponies • StorytellingFood· Games· Polka DotCreative Activities & more

SINATRA IDOLCONTESTFriday June 19

Frank Sinatra Park • 7pm

Strut your StuffPrizes awarded for the best VocalistContestants must contact the

Cultural Affairs Office by June 9th

PUERTO RICANFLAG RAISING

June 20 • 11amCity Hall • 94 Washington SI.

followed by a Senior uncheon1pm at the Hoboken Elk's Club

1003 Washington SI. • 201-420-2000

SPAGHETTI DINNERBLOCK PARTY

THURS., SEPT. 3 • 5:30PMSinatra Dr. Walkway by 4th St.

Tickets: Available at City Hall$12 in advance I $15 on day of event

includes 4 types of pasta, sausage,meatballs, salad & dessert

Beverages are extra

Live Perfromanceat Sinatra Pk7pm to 9pm

CITY HALL HOLIDAYCRAFTS FAIR

1Dam to 6pm • Sat & Sun.Dec. 5 & 6

City Hall, 94 Washington st.Over 50 Fine-Craft Artistisans

Selling Unique Hand Crafted Gift itemsincluding pottery, stained glass, jewelry,1--------------1 handknits, artwork, photography & more

Tues, Dec. 8 - 6:00pmCity Hall· 94 Washington St.1- ...A Special Visit by Santa Claus

plus performances by• Hoboken Recreation

Cheerleaders• Hoboken Public Schools Chorus• Rockin' Red Wings

All School Band

co-sponsored byThe HobokenBoard of Education

ARTS & MUSICFESTIVAL

TBA -11am to 6pmLocated on Washington st.

bet. Observer Hwy & 7th Streets

Over 300 Artists, Crafters & moreGreat Food· Kids Area on 3rd St.

3 Stages of Live Performance

ARTISTSSTUDIO TOURSun. Oct 18 ·12pm to 6:00pm

Free City-Wide, Self-GuidedWalking Tour of Artists' Studios

Over 100 Participating artists

Pick-up Maps at City Hall day of Tour

HARVEST FESTIVALHayride & Pumpkin Painting

Sat., Oct 24· 11am to 4pmPier A Park, 1st St. & Frank Sinatra Dr.

featuringHayrides, Pumpkin Painting,

Music, Face Painting, Pony RidesHay Maze, live music & more

Free admission

RAG-A-MUFFINPARADE

Sat. Oct. 31 • 1pmLineup on 13th Street, heading

down Washington St.,Followed By a Costume Contest

at the Little League Field

Call Recreation at 201-420-2094

CITY HALL HOLIDAYTREE LIGHTING

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HOBOKEN 2009SUMMER CAMPS

STEVEN'S INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY HOBOKEN BOYS & GIRLS CLUB123 Jefferson Street

Program is specifically designed for children ages 5-9.Sessions will be complimented by field visits. Childrenwill also have the opportunity to participate in a myriadof club activities, special events, and field trips .

(These are all Fee Based Programs)

Co-Ed Junior TennisContact: Steve GachkoSteve. [email protected]

Field HockeyContact: Jessica ReedJessica. [email protected]

WrestlingContact: Mike [email protected]

Boys & Girls BasketballContact: Bobby [email protected]

Coed Aquatics & SwimAges 5 -12Contact: Trevor Miele

[email protected]

Boys & Girls SoccerContact: Tim O'[email protected]

Girls VolleyballAges 13and upContact: J.J. O'ConnellJefferson .O'[email protected]

• • • • •• •• ••• • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • •YMCA SWIM CLASSES

1301 Washington Street

These are all fee based classes. Membership iiiis required for all classes except CPR and '- ...•lifeguard classes. Youth memberships are$90 a year and teen memberships are $100a year. For adult membership informationcall 201-963-4100 ext 11.

Registration begins on June 22,2009Classes start the week of July 6, 2009

SESSION DATESJuly 6 - August 30 (8 wks, 8c1asses)

July 6 - July 31 (4wks, 8 classes)August 3 - August 28 (4 wks, 8 classes

Call Ruben Merino at 201-963-4100 Ext.22

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HOBOKENADULT SUMMER

BASKETBALL LEAGUESContact Gary White

551-655-0975$500 per team

Registration heldat Church Square Park CourtsFourth & Garden Streets

Mon. June 8 to Thurs. June 11Mon. June 15 to Thurs. June 186pm to 8pm

• • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • •• • •••• • ••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • •• • • • • • • • • • ••• • • •The City of Hoboken: At Work for You!

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HOBOKEN 2009SUMMER CAMPS

STEVEN'S INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY HOBOKEN BOYS & GIRLS CLUB123 Jefferson Street

Program is specifically designed for children ages 5-9.Sessions will be complimented by field visits. Childrenwill also have the opportunity to participate in a myriadof club activities, special events, and field trips.

(These are all Fee Based Programs)

Co-Ed Junior TennisContact: Steve [email protected]

Field HockeyContact: Jessica [email protected]

WrestlingContact: Mike [email protected]

Boys & Girls BasketballContact: Bobby [email protected]

Coed Aquatics & SwimAges 5 -12Contact: Trevor [email protected]

Boys & Girls SoccerContact: Tim [email protected]

Girls VolleyballAges 13and upContact: J.J. O'ConnellJefferson.O'[email protected]

Brian GranataAssistant Director of Athletics for AdministrationStevens Institute of Technology1 Castle Point on HudsonHoboken, NJ [email protected]

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Registration begins on June 22,2009Classes start the week of July 6, 2009

SESSION DATESJuly 6 - August 30 (8 wks, 8c1asses)

July 6 - July 31 (4wks, 8 classes)August 3 - August 28 (4 wks, 8 classes

Call Ruben Merino at 201-963-4100 Ext.22

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HOBOKENADULT SUMMER

BASKETBALL LEAGUESContact Gary White

551-655-0975$500 per team

Registration heldat Church Square Park CourtsFourth & Garden Streets

Mon. June 8 to Thurs. June 11Mon. June 15 to Thurs. June 186pm to 8pm

• • • • • • • ••••• ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••••••••••••• • •• • • • •The City of Hoboken: At Work for You!

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HOBOKENSUMMERFUN••••

•SPRINKLERS

FOR CHILDREN ••SUMMER LUNCH PROGRAM For further info

contact:

Charlie RozziSuperintendentof Recreation

at 201-420-2094

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The following sites will be serving lunch•

: Hoboken Housing Authority :• 411 Harrison St. •

Cool off at the following : Church Square Parksprinkler locations : 4th & Garden Sts.

•Church Square Park •Jackson Street Park :Multi Service Center •

Skating Rink :Madison Park ••Elysian Park •

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Hoboken High School9th & Clinton Sts.

Columbus Park9th & Clinton Sts.

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Elysian Park10th & Hudson Sts. • Geraldine FalloHoboken Residents only

between 12:00pm -1:OOpmContact David Calamoneri

Supervisor ofSummer Lunch Program

Department ofEnvironmental Services

at 201-420-2277

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Supervisor, Divisionof Cultural Affairsat 201-420-2207

Madison Park300 Madison St.•

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Water Conservationpermitting

7 Days per week11am- 5pm

Wallace School9th St. & Park Ave.

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