Juniper Village at Chatham

Stay active, improve your strength and balance, and connect with others through SilverSneakers fitness classes at <a href="https://juniperchatham.com/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Juniper Village at Chatham</a>. These instructor-led classes are designed for older adults of all fitness levels and focus on mobility, flexibility, strength, balance, and overall wellness.
Monthly Class Schedule
Monday – SilverSneakers Mobility 1:30 PM SilverSneakers Mobility helps participants maintain independence through gentle, chair-supported exercises that mimic everyday activities. The class also incorporates cognitive wellness activities and exercises designed to improve strength, flexibility, and balance.
Tuesday – SilverSneakers Classic 3:30 PM SilverSneakers Classic is a low-impact group fitness class that uses chairs, resistance tubing, hand weights, and other light equipment to improve muscle strength, flexibility, and balance. This beginner-friendly class provides a supportive environment for participants of varying fitness levels.
Wednesday – SilverSneakers Yoga 4:00 PM SilverSneakers Yoga combines seated and standing yoga poses to improve flexibility, balance, and range of motion. Participants use a chair for support and modifications, making the class accessible for beginners while still offering benefits for more experienced participants.
Friday – SilverSneakers Stability 3:30 PM SilverSneakers Stability is a standing class focused on reducing the risk of falls through exercises that improve balance and lower-body strength. Participants will work to strengthen ankle, knee, and hip joints while building confidence and stability in everyday movement.
All classes are 30 minutes in length and are suitable for beginner to intermediate fitness levels.
To check your Medicare coverage eligibility, visit the <a href="https://www.silversneakers.com/blog/am-i-eligible-for-a-silversneakers-membership/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">SilverSneakers website</a>, or call your Medicare plan provider to confirm if it is included. Regardless, the program is open to all.Juniper Village at Chatham is located at 500 Southern Boulevard, Chatham, NJ 07928. For more information, please call&nbsp;(862) 453-8850 or visit <a href="https://juniperchatham.com/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">www.juniperchatham.com</a>.&nbsp;

Local Event: SilverSneakers Fitness Classes at Juniper Village at Chatham - June 2026

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SilverSneakers Fitness Classes at Juniper Village at Chatham - June 2026

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Our Lady of the Assumption Parish

The Ladies of Our Lady of the Assumption Parish are hosting their annual Christmas Bazaar. All proceeds benefit OLA.&nbsp;<ul><li>Over 30 vendors of crafts and gifts</li><li>Over 40 silent auction items</li><li>Frozen Italian wedding soup and fresh cannolis for sale</li><li>A "white elephant" (rummage type sale) sale </li><li>Free photos and visit with&nbsp;Santa at 11am - 1pm</li></ul>$1.00 Admission - Children enter for free

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Christmas Bazaar!

The Ladies of Our Lady of the Assumption Parish are hosting their annual Christmas Bazaar. All proceeds benefit OLA. Over 30...

The festivities commence on Saturday, November 7th, from 3pm to 7pm with the Opening Happy Hour that includes handmade pottery for sale, raffle baskets, various drinks, fall snacks, and a ceramic tool sale. The entertainment for Saturday evening will feature, a live Vinyl DJ, Courtnee Owens. Ceramic wares and Raffle baskets will be on display throughout the building.
Doors open early on Sunday with the continuation of ceramic sales and raffles from 10am to 5pm on November 8th. Sunday activities include the return of Framer’s Café that will be offering a variety of delicious drinks. Get ready to laugh at the, head-to-head battle of the Ceramic Instructors, in the first WAC Potter’s Olympics that begins at 11am and is followed by music from The Percolators, a New Orleans style party band from 12pm to 2pm. To conclude the Pottery Sale and Fundraiser, join us for the raffle pull at 4pm on Sunday and the closing of the sale at 5pm! Studio tours and information on upcoming ceramic classes and workshops will continue through the weekend.
For more information, visit wayneart.org for upcoming exhibitions including CraftForms 2026, 31st International Juried Exhibition of Contemporary Fine Craft, Made in Philadelphia, and Attraction to Abstraction. Wayne Art Center is located at 413 Maplewood Avenue, Wayne, PA 19087.

Local Event: Pottery Sale & Fundraiser

Pottery Sale & Fundraiser

 The festivities commence on Saturday, November 7th, from 3pm to 7pm with the Opening Happy Hour that includes handmade pottery...

Paoli Battlefield Historical Park

Please Share!!Join us on Saturday, November 7th, as we welcome experienced paranormal investigator, psychic, and author Laurie Hull as she leads us on a nighttime paranormal walk around the historic Paoli Battlefield where she will let you know the different spirits she has communicated with and the experience she has had examining this battlefield.
On the night of September 20th, 1777, Anthony Wayne’s two Pennsylvania Brigades were surprised by General Charles Grey’s forces in what became known as the Paoli Massacre.
We welcome you to travel back to a pivotal moment in Pennsylvania’s Revolutionary War as we guide you through the historic Paoli Battlefield after sundown. Author and paranormal investigator Laurie Hull will lead you on this walk as we will show you the places on the battlefield where people have interacted with spirits on the battlefield, where fact meets folklore and the past finds a second life. This hour-long tour will have historians and experienced paranormal investigators leading you through different areas on the Battlefield where vivid narratives with the night landscape adds an uncanny dimension. It’s more than a tour—it’s an adventure that invites you to observe, listen, and perhaps glimpse the beyond.
She will be doing two tours – one starting at 7:00pm and one starting at 9:00pm. Both tours are limited to 20 people so please purchase your tickets now. There is no rain date and if we cannot hold the walking tour you will be refunded your money. If you paid for the tour and are a no show, your funds will be considered a donation to the Paoli Battlefield Preservation Fund.
Dinner/Lecture at the Black Powder Tavern with Laurie Hull: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2026
On Thursday, November 19th, Laurie Hull will have a dinner-lecture at the Black Powder Tavern (located at 1164 Valley Forge Road, Wayne, PA 19087), as she shares spooky tales about the hidden and haunted history of the American Revolution.
Many believe the bloody battles fought for independence left behind specters of a spooky nature. From heroic figures whose presence exceeds their living days to those sad souls who can’t escape the experiences of war, a long list of paranormal activity can be connected to the conflict that founded our nation. Laurie has spent over two decades researching the area and collecting eerie stories of our region. She weaves legend, history, and personal encounters into tales of haunted houses, battlefields, and more, including stories from Valley Forge, Paoli Battlefield, and the Black Powder Tavern itself! Dinner will start around 5:45pm and the lecture will follow in the upstairs room above the dining room.
The dining room will open at 4:45pm and we ask that you arrive before 5:15pm to avoid any parking issues. All beverages are included except for alcoholic beverages which can be purchased for an additional charge. The all-inclusive price includes the dinner buffet, non-alcoholic beverages, gratuity, taxes, the lecture, and a donation to the Paoli Battlefield Preservation Fund. We’ll be serving a special buffet dinner with dishes reminiscent of those served during colonial times in our area. Dinner will be served around 5:45pm. The price of the lecture is $49.99 per person. You Must make your reservation now as there is limited seating. If you paid for the dinner/lecture and are a no show, your funds will be considered a donation to the Paoli Battlefield Preservation Fund.
Special Pricing for BOTH the Waling Tour and Lecture:
As a special offer, if you want to purchase both the walking tour and the dinner/lecture, we are offering a discounted rate of $74.99 per person (savings of $10 per person). Please act now as we only have a limited number of slots available and this special will fill up quickly.

Local Event: Lauire Hull Paranormal Walk and Dinner/Lecture

Lauire Hull Paranormal Walk and Dinner/Lecture

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The Inn at Swarthmore

Discover beautiful and unique handmade items from over 90 local artists at this vibrant community market. Enjoy a full day of art, gifts, live music, and delicious food with proceeds benefiting enhancements for downtown Swarthmore.
90 local talented crafters and artisans specializing in many mediums including jewelry, pottery, art, woodworking, metalwork, textiles, bath and body, scents, decor and more!
Live Music, Food Trucks, Face Painitng, Special Performance by Next Generation Theatre. Great local businesses to explore.
Ample parking in Borough Lot and on Myers Avenue. Paid Parking and transit option courtesy of SEPTA Media/Wawa Line.
Curated and Organized by Harvey Oak Mercantile and Gallery on Park with support from the Merchants of Swarthmore.
Artists
222 Creations 321 Driftwood After Oak Aisha Likes It All Washed Up Gems Alphabet Photography by Michelle Jordan Amber Wood Designs Aromacology Co. Art by Brittany Lee Art of the Fold Avant-Garden Pottery Bella’s Boutique Bernie's Bouquets BowlsbyPaul BPK Photography Bridget Hughes Pottery Brixxy &amp; Co. Buckley’s Woodturning Caitelle Cat Horn Accessory Chalktree WAX Candles Champagne on a Wednesday Clay and Color Creations by Marziani crescent moon clothing Crooked Curiosities D. Prince Designs designedbyAtara Designs by Beth DPTurnings Elisabeth Jönsson Brown ElleSEA Shoppe Em's Fabulous Art Felt That fluffy pup pottery Gentrybyjenna Hoppiness Soaps Indigo Folk Medicine Inspiration Beads J.Neal Papers JennyWoodArts Jewelry by Kerry Rohrbach JFOX Jewelry JMG Wood Art joeyfivecents KC Co (Kimlan Cornell Co) Kevin Koethe Abstract Art Laura k. Murdoch Fine Art. Lauren Delk Ceramics Lucy &amp; Leigh Lyons Eye Creative M Sutter Art Macramaybee Maddy Made Pottery Made by Hand by Marianne Marie Koethe Watercolors MESC Designs Metal Worx Jewelry Designz Miss Millie Ceramics MollyauContraire Monsters On A Picnic Mount Airy Candle Co. Nancy Jane- artisan jewelry Njeristudio Nova Silver Studio Pepper Pop Perennial Tapestries Phoenix Crafts Pixie + Thistle Pluma Avis Domus Radiant Star Arts Root and Rocks Saffron Creations Sandra Webberking Originals Sarah Draws Things sardine clothing Savery Art Sawdust Siren Shay Lynn: Jewelry, Art &amp; Apparel Sixth Son Studios Spirit Glassworks Spitfire Designs Jewelry StanfieldCeramics Studio bloomeon Terraintextures THE D3LCO EFFECT The Painted Lily TinaDesigns Upcycled Love LLC
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Salty Paws Phoenixville PA Ke Ai Café Federal Donuts &amp; Chicken Food Truck Humpty's Dumplings The Clean Plate Club Truck Moshava Cool Cravings

Local Event: Swarthmore Makers Market

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Swarthmore Makers Market

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303 West Lancaster Ave, Suite 2C, Wayne, PA 19087

Alderfer Auction Is Now Open On The Main Line!
We have expanded our local presence with the opening of a new satellite sales office in Wayne, PA. Located at 303 West Lancaster Ave, Suite 2C (above The UPS Store), the office is open weekly on Wednesdays from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM, and by appointment Monday – Friday.
On Wednesday, November 11th, meet Allyson Babcock,&nbsp; Alderfer Auction's Appraiser and Sales Associate.&nbsp; Allyson is an accredited member of the Appraisers Association of America with over 15 years of experience in the auction and appraising industry. A resident of the Main Line community with a background rooted in her family's decades-long antique business and a degree from Brown University, Allyson specializes in American Furniture, Fine Art, and decorative arts, providing USPAP-compliant appraisals for estate tax, insurance, and equitable distribution.
Appointments are preferred, though walk-ins are welcome with a limit of two items. 
For larger collections, please arrange a dedicated in-home consultation. 
To schedule an appointment, email preview@alderferauction.com or call 215-393-3000.
The new location invites the local community to bring in a wide variety of items for evaluation and consignment, including:
Fine Art | Silver | Decoratives | Mid-Century Modern | Coins | Vehicles | Equipment | Historical | Musical Instruments | Collectibles | Estate Sales 
Because the second-floor office is accessible via stairs only, staff are available to meet clients at their vehicles to assist with carrying items.
Alderfer Auction – Wayne 
303 West Lancaster Avenue, Suite 2C 
Wayne, PA 19087 
Located above The UPS Store
Please note that Suite 2C is on the second floor and is accessible by stairs only. If you need assistance carrying your items, there is no need to bring them upstairs yourself. Let us know when you arrive, and a member of our team will gladly meet you at your vehicle to assist.

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We also offer Complimentary Evaluations at our&nbsp;Hatfield location on Tuesdays and Doylestown location on Wednesdays. Details on our website.
In an increasingly automated world, Alderfer Auction remains committed to a personal, human touch. While others are closing their doors to the public, we continue to invest in our communities, our physical locations, and an exceptional customer experience. We invite you to visit us in person at our Hatfield, Doylestown, or Wayne offices—or connect with us online anytime at alderferauction.com.
www.alderferauction.com. Auction Center: Alderfer Auction, 501 Fairgrounds Rd, Hatfield PA 19440. 215-393-3000. Satellite (Sales) Offices: 3359 Durham Rd, Doylestown, PA 18902; 303 W. Lancaster Ave, Suite 2C, Wayne, PA 19087 Members of: NAA &amp; PAA: Designations CAI, MPPA &amp; AAA. USPAP Compliant. | Lic. # AY002260

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Alderfer Auction Is Now Open On The Main Line!
We have expanded our local presence with the opening of a new satellite sales...

Evaluation Wednesdays On The Main Line | Alderfer Auction

Wayne Art Center

Make the holidays happy and mark your calendar to shop for fine handmade pieces at Wayne Art Center December 11-13! Holiday Shopping Weekend 2026.

Local Event: Save the Date!  Holiday Shopping Weekend at Wayne Art Center

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Make the holidays happy and mark your calendar to shop for fine handmade pieces at Wayne Art Center December 11-13! Holiday...

Save the Date!  Holiday Shopping Weekend at Wayne Art Center

Main Line Unitarian Church

Have you learned a song or finished writing a poem that you really want to perform? Are you looking for your first-ever performance opportunity—or are you a seasoned professional seeking a casual, supportive venue?
All are welcome at MLUC’s Open Mic Night, hosted by singer/songwriter Nathan Surles. Please arrive by 6:30 p.m. to sign up at the door. Every effort will be made to accommodate all performers who arrive in a timely manner.

Local Event: Open Mic Night - FREE

Open Mic Night - FREE

Have you learned a song or finished writing a poem that you really want to perform? Are you looking for your first-ever...

Black Powder Tavern

Join us on Tuesday, November 17th, 2026, as we are honored to welcome back historian and author Tim McGrath as he presents his award-winning book, James Monroe – A Life. Our lectures are very popular and have sold out in the past so please make your reservations now. Each lecture will be on the 3rd Tuesday of the month. All beverages are included with the exception of alcoholic beverages which can be purchased for an additional charge. The all-inclusive price includes the dinner buffet, non-alcoholic beverages, gratuity, taxes, the lecture, and a donation to the Paoli Battlefield Preservation Fund. Please make your reservation now as there is limited seating. (add Link) Each lecture will be Revolutionary War themed and will begin after dinner in the upstairs seating area. You must settle your bill for any alcohol beverages before you go to the lecture room. Speakers may bring books along to sign and sell after each lecture so make sure to purchase one before you leave. Monroe lived a life defined by revolutions. From the battlefields of the War for Independence to his ambassadorship in Paris in the days of the guillotine, to his own role in the creation of Congress's partisan divide, he was a man who embodied the restless spirit of the age. He was never one to back down from a fight, whether it be with Alexander Hamilton, with whom he nearly engaged in a duel (prevented, ironically, by Aaron Burr), or George Washington, his hero turned political opponent. This magnificent new biography vividly re-creates the epic sweep of Monroe’s life: his near-death wounding at Trenton and a brutal winter at Valley Forge; his pivotal negotiations with France over the Louisiana Purchase; his deep, complex friendships with Thomas Jefferson and James Madison; his valiant leadership when the British ransacked the nation’s capital and burned down the Executive Mansion; and Monroe’s lifelong struggle to reckon with his own complicity in slavery. Elected the fifth president of the United States in 1816, this fiercest of partisans sought to bridge divisions and sow unity, calming turbulent political seas and inheriting Washington's mantle of placing country above party. Over his two terms, Monroe transformed the nation, strengthening American power both at home and abroad. Critically acclaimed author Tim McGrath has consulted an extensive array of primary sources, many rarely seen since Monroe's own time, to conjure up this fascinating portrait of an essential American statesman and president. Tim McGrath has his BA in History, from Temple University in 1974. He is a business executive who lives outside of Philadelphia. He has served on the board of directors of Independence Seaport Museum, Fort Mifflin on the Delaware, New Courtland Elder Services, the Kearsley Retirement Community (founded by Benjamin Franklin’s physician), Philadelphia Senior Centers, and Christ Church Hospital. His many interests, including tennis, horseback riding, and sailing, are limited only by creaking knees and a fickle rotator cuff. Over the years he has written articles on management, U.S. history, and healthcare issues for various newspapers and magazines. With his son, Ted (an award-winning freelance illustrator), he wrote Travels with the Commodore, a children’s book published for the Philadelphia Port Authority’s community reading program. Despite his terrible typing, he’s at work on a new biography on James Monroe for NAL/Penguin Books.

Local Event: James Monroe - A Life

James Monroe - A Life

Join us on Tuesday, November 17th, 2026, as we are honored to welcome back historian and author Tim McGrath as he presents his...

Grundy Museum

Grundy Museum Presents Victorian Holiday House 2026: Travels &amp; TraditionsOur exquisite Victorian Holiday House returns! This year, discover Travels &amp; Traditions, a festive celebration of holiday customs from around the world, inspired by the Grundy Family’s travels! Each room features festive displays from the United States, England, France, Germany, Russia, Italy, and more!
Delight in the Victorian splendor of the Grundy Mansion, beautifully decorated for the season with magnificent Christmas trees. Each room offers a glimpse into the unique holiday traditions, decorations, and customs of different countries and regions, bringing the spirit of Christmas and celebrations from around the world into this historic home in Bristol Borough in Pennsylvania.
Each Christmas tree is lovingly decorated by the Museum’s staff, volunteers, and designer Jimmy Bason Gilpatrick, along with his team from Bird of Paradise Flowers on Mill Street. Their creativity and artistry help transform the Grundy Museum into a spectacular holiday destination filled with timeless holiday season charm and festive wonder.
Victorian Holiday House is a beloved annual tradition and a wonderful way to welcome the holiday season with family and friends!
Join us for <a href="https://app.dvforms.net/api/dv/q028ee" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Opening Night</a> on Friday, November 20, 2026, at 6pm, for a special evening celebrating the magic of the season. Enjoy holiday music, performed by harpist Danielle Lehr Schagrin, and light refreshments in the garden on the Museum’s South Lawn. Book your $50 Opening Night tickets today and be the first to experience the beauty of Victorian Holiday House: Travels &amp; Traditions!
Docent-led Tours are November 21 to December 22, 2026, for just $5! On December 4, 11 and 18, pianist David Dzubinski will play traditional holiday music on our upright Steinway piano. Click <a href="https://app.dvforms.net/api/dv/6vz5jw" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">here</a> for the detailed schedule. All proceeds from Victorian Holiday House support the Grundy Museum’s education programs for all ages.
Parking: Free parking is available at 705 Radcliffe Street (Grundy Library Parking lot at the corner of Dorrance Street and Radcliffe Street).
Restrooms are available.

Local Event: Victorian Holiday House 2026: Travels & Traditions

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Victorian Holiday House 2026: Travels & Traditions

Grundy Museum Presents Victorian Holiday House 2026: Travels & TraditionsOur exquisite Victorian Holiday House returns! This...

The Baldwin School The Simpson Center For Performing Arts  701 Montgomery Ave., Bryn Mawr, PA 19010

<h3>1-man play honors Holocaust survivor and Kentucky legal aid founder</h3>
BRYN MAWR - Legal Aid of Southeastern Pennsylvania (LASP) invites the community to celebrate its 25th anniversary on Friday, Nov. 20, 2026. The evening connects one attorney’s lifelong pursuit of justice with the role that each person can play in advancing access to justice.
LASP is proud to present the regional premiere of “<a href="https://www.lasp.org/25years" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Stumbling Stones: The John Rosenberg Story</a>,” written and performed by Jeff Sherr.
The event will be held at The Baldwin School, Simpson Center for Performing Arts, 701 Montgomery Ave., Bryn Mawr, PA 19010. Doors open Nov. 20 at 6:15 p.m. for the reception. Welcome and remarks are at 7:15 p.m., and the show starts at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are available at <a href="https://www.lasp.org/25years," rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">lasp.org/25years</a>. Patron tickets are $125. Individual tickets are $75, or $50 for a nonprofit professional, student, educator or judge. 
The acclaimed one-man performance tells the story of a Holocaust survivor, a litigator in the U.S. Dept. of Justice in the 1960s, and the founder of rural legal aid serving the Appalachian coal fields of Eastern Kentucky.
Following the performance, John Rosenberg, now age 95, and his wife, Jean, plan to participate in a live discussion and audience Q&amp;A, offering attendees the opportunity to hear directly from two people whose lives have been intertwined with decades of human rights, legal aid, and community advocacy.
The program celebrates LASP’s quarter-century of advocacy and service in Bucks, Chester, Delaware &amp; Montgomery counties.
LASP formed in 2001 and was built upon the foundation of longstanding legal aid programs in each county. The story at the center of the evening reaches back much further, across generations and some of the defining struggles for justice in American history.
John Rosenberg fled Nazi Germany as a child and later became a civil rights attorney, legal aid pioneer, community advocate, and champion for justice. His path took him to Mississippi during the Civil Rights Movement, where he helped defend voting rights, and later to the Appalachian coal fields, where he worked alongside families seeking to protect their homes, land and dignity.
“Stumbling Stones” brings that history to the stage through an 80-minute play tracing Rosenberg’s life from the rise of antisemitism in Europe through the Civil Rights era and the struggle for economic justice in Appalachia.
Rosenberg’s career demonstrates how lawyers can use their training not only to represent individual clients but also to help build institutions, strengthen communities, and expand meaningful access to the legal system.
Jean Rosenberg’s role is also central to the story.
Her work with families, education, health care, and community-building broadens the evening’s examination of justice, underscoring that lasting change takes place in neighborhoods, schools and homes, as well as in courtrooms.
For 25 years, LASP has worked to expand access to justice for those who cannot afford an attorney. Civil legal aid levels the playing field in courtrooms and increases fairness in the complex justice system.
LASP’s celebration looks both backward and forward, recognizing the people who helped establish and strengthen the legal aid movement while asking a new generation to join in continuing this work.
Proceeds will benefit Legal Aid of Southeastern PA and <a href="https://www.ardfky.org/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">AppalReD Legal Aid</a>, the organization founded by John Rosenberg.
Legal Aid of Southeastern PA Executive Director Shawn Boehringer, in announcing the event to LASP managing attorneys, noted, “John and Jean will be coming from Lexington, Kentucky. John, at age 95, is a walking history of legal aid in the United States. In the last month, John received the <a href="https://www.americanbar.org/news/abanews/aba-news-archives/2026/08/john-m-rosenberg-honored-with-aba-medal/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">ABA Medal from the American Bar Association</a>, which is the highest award the ABA gives to a lawyer. I was incredibly fortunate to work with John, who gave me my first job as a lawyer in 1993.”

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SilverSneakers Fitness Classes at Juniper Village at Chatham - June 2026

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Juniper Village at Chatham, 500 Southern Blvd, Chatham Township, NJ