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Spring Food Fest In Parsippany To Benefit Local First Responders

The event next month will feature Indian, Italian and Mexican cuisine, according to the Parsippany Lions Club.

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The Mount Tabor Volunteer Fire Department is among Parsippany's many first-responding agencies. The Parsippany Lions Club will hold a Spring Food Fest on March 25 to honor local first responders.
The Mount Tabor Volunteer Fire Department is among Parsippany's many first-responding agencies. The Parsippany Lions Club will hold a Spring Food Fest on March 25 to honor local first responders. (Yazhi Zheng)

PARSIPPANY, NJ — The township will soon have a delicious way to honor first responders. The Parsippany Lions Club will host Spring Food Fest, which will benefit local police, fire and EMS agencies.

The event will run from 12-3 p.m. March 25 at Central Middle School (1620 Route 46). The festival will feature live music and dance performances, plus Indian, Italian and Mexican food, according to organizers.

Guests of honor will include Mayor James Barberio and first-responding chiefs. For donations and sponsorships, contact info@parsippanylionsclub.org.

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