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They've got activities for kids, adults and seniors. Here's everything that's planned:

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And check out Spanish Language Classes for Tweens Ages 7-11 on the Secaucus Patch calendar
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Coming up: Tremendous Office Furniture & Soft Seating Warehouse Liquidation Sale on the Secaucus Patch calendar
CVS and the Alex Morgan Foundation, created by female soccer player Alex Morgan, turned asphalt at Clarendon into a dedicated soccer area.
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The town council took the first step towards a potential ban. Here’s what comes next.
Participants will be invited to speak about someone they lost, or simply listen.
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This will be Nov. 5 in the evening. The game is created and hosted by a Secaucus man.
Also check out Halloween Costume Party on the Secaucus Patch calendar
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David Kraatz got into a clash with the mayor, town administrator Gary Jeffas and Councilman Rob Costantino: