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Randolph's Rosenfarb Park Gets New Playground Equipment, $70K Grant
Randolph Township celebrated improvements at Rosenfarb Park, with state grant funding helping support the new playground equipment.
RANDOLPH, NJ — Rosenfarb Park has new playground equipment, and Randolph Township recently celebrated the improvements with a re-dedication.
According to a township announcement, Paula Rosenfarb joined Mayor Mark H. Forstenhausler, Deputy Mayor Lou Nisivoccia and Council Members Chris Carey, Joe Hathaway, Denise Thornton and Joanne Veech for the re-dedication of the newly installed playground equipment at Rosenfarb Park.
Township Manager Greg Poff, Assistant Manager Evan Covello, Recreation Director Steve Eisenstein and Township Engineer Trista Kuna-Santos also attended the ceremony.
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The improvements were supported in part by a $70,000 grant from the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs.
The township said the improvements provide a refreshed recreational space for local families and children.
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"Thank you to the NJ DCA and everyone involved in bringing these improvements to life and continuing to invest in Randolph’s parks and recreational spaces!" the township wrote.
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