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Max Weinberg Of Newark Inducted Into NJ Hall Of Fame: Video
Chalk up another win for the Brick City's music scene. See what other Garden State luminaries joined the New Jersey Hall of Fame this year.
NEWARK, NJ — Chalk up another win for the Brick City’s vaunted music scene.
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band drummer Max Weinberg – a Newark native – was among this year’s inductees to the New Jersey Hall of Fame, joining a 2022 class that also included comedian/author Chelsea Handler, former New Jersey Governor Richard J. Hughes, U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team star and three-time Olympian Heather O’Reilly, and former Eagles quarterback Ron Jaworski.
Hi All-Please check out the New Jersey Hall Of Fame website for their induction ceremony tonight. It's on Channel 9 in NJ metro area and their you tube channel tonight at 6 PM EST. I'm honored to be included and in my segment we've got some surprises you won't believe...
— Max Weinberg (@EStreetMax) November 12, 2022
Weinberg and the other Garden State luminaries were honored at the New Jersey Hall of Fame’s annual induction ceremony last weekend (watch the video below). The star-studded virtual event was hosted by another New Jersey native, Danny DeVito, and also featured appearances by Gov. Phil Murphy and First Lady Tammy Snyder-Murphy, Jon Bon Jovi and Melba Moore.
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