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Great Ridgewood Duck Derby Is At Graydon Pool Today
Family-friendly event will feature a rubber duck race down the Ho-Ho-Kus brook.
The Great Ridgewood Duck Derby will be held on at Graydon Pool Saturday.
There will be a sand sculpture contest, duck decorating, face painting, and a rubber duck race down the Ho-Ho-Kus Brook.
Attendees must pre-register by today, July 10. Attendance costs $10 for Ridgewood residents, $20 for non presidents. Registration includes a pre-packaged lunch.
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The event is part of the “Come Alive Outside” campaign, which was started in 2010 by Jim Paluch in hopes of combating the sedentary, indoor lifestyle that is contributing to a multitude of adverse effects in residents.
To register, stop by the the Stable at 259 N. Maple Ave or go online at ridgewoodnj.net/communitypass and go to the Graydon Pool section. The rain date for this event is Sunday.
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Call the Parks and Recreation Department at 201-670-5560 for more information.
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