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Brick Farmers Market Will Have Senior Shuttle Rides Available

Brick residents age 60 and over will be able to request rides to the Brick Farmers Market via the Senior Shuttle every other Saturday.

Brick residents age 60 and over will be able to request rides to the Brick Farmers Market via the Senior Shuttle every other Saturday.
Brick residents age 60 and over will be able to request rides to the Brick Farmers Market via the Senior Shuttle every other Saturday. (Brick Township)

BRICK, NJ — Brick Township's Senior Services is offering free transportation to the Brick Farmers Market for residents 60 and older, township officials announced.

The door-to-door service via the Brick Senior Shuttle will begin May 14 and operate every other week until Sept. 24, the town said.

The Senior Shuttle will pick riders up at their homes, bring them to the market and provide them with ample time to visit all vendors before beginning the return trip home. The market operates from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. every Saturday beginning May 7 at Windward Beach Park.

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More than 50 vendors have signed up for the 2022 market, which is the eighth year of its existence.

The Brick Senior Shuttle, which started in 2019, provides free transportation to the Senior Center, shopping areas and more to residents ages 60 and over. It includes two wheelchair-accessible buses, one that was purchased by the town, while the second was funded by a grant.

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The Senior Shuttle service is available to all residents ages 60 and over. Anyone wishing to use the shuttle should call Senior Services at 732-920-8686 at least two days prior to the market. Seating is limited and will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis.

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