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The closure is expected to take place Monday, August 17.
Residents are advised to plan for delays and use alternate routes during the work.
The A1C test measures average blood sugar levels and can help residents better understand their health.
Parking will be available at Great Oak Park and the Doty Road lots.
Residents are encouraged to allow extra time for detours and parking.
The exhibition highlights eight decades of artistic creativity.
Motorists are advised to plan accordingly and use caution in affected areas.
Attendees are advised to bring their own float.
The ceremony is open to the public. Attendees are encouraged to arrive early.
Residents with questions about paving work in their area can contact the Town of Hackettstown.
Borough Hall is expected to resume normal operations following the three-day closure.
The program provides practical skills for stress management, coping and problem-solving.
Clark Police are advising drivers to use caution and drive safely.
The ceremony will be held rain or shine.
The next screening is scheduled for later this week.
The community event will feature activities and entertainment for families.
The theater’s upcoming programming will include live music and dance events.
Proceeds from the festival will support local community organizations and charities.
Paramus is inviting residents and volunteers to participate in the event.