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NJ spray grounds & splash pads in summer 2021: Many are free

NJ spray grounds & splash pads in summer 2021: Many are free There are also a few that charge a fee. We ll get to those, too. It s always good to check the park s website and maybe even call ahead before making a visit, as lingering pandemic restrictions in addition to maintenance and repairs can unexpectedly put a damper on plans. 156 Mettlers Rd, Somerset Open daily noon to 8 p.m. every day until Sept. 6. After that the spray park will be open weekends, noon to 7 p.m., until September 26. After delays in 2018 and continued issues in 2019 the pandemic halted this 6,500-square-foot park s reopening until now. The park is behind the Morgan Pellowski Playground, close to the Putting Course and Paddle Boats. Parents are allowed to accompany small children into the kids-only facility.

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Union County Government : Union County Celebrates PRIDE Month 2021

Find out what s happening in Summit with free, real-time updates from Patch. Let s go! June is PRIDE month, and Union County is presenting a series of inclusive events that help build awareness, alliances, and action on LGBTQ+ equality in our community, and beyond. We kicked off the month with the raising of the PRIDE flag on June 1, at the Union County Courthouse in Elizabeth. The flag-raising ceremony program included a Pride Month Proclamation and an inspiring original writing by local student Jeremiah LaPorte. In celebration of PRIDE month, the band Rubix Kube, accompanied by comedian Amy Colon, will be the next performers at our free drive-in concert in Scotch Plains on June 5. Rubix Kube is known as the ultimate 80s tribute band and will perform some of the most celebrated anthems of the LGBTQ+ community. Reserve your free admission now before all the spots are taken, at ucnj.org/reserve.

'Wheelies are not a crime,' say cyclists riding in support of handcuffed teen

‘Wheelies are not a crime,’ say cyclists riding in support of handcuffed teen Updated 10:59 AM; Facebook Share After police handcuffed a Perth Amboy teenager and confiscated his and three friends’ bicycles after a wheelie-filled ride through traffic captured on video last week, dozens of cyclists held a ride in support of their younger two-wheeled compatriots on Monday night. “We wanted to support the young men who wanted to ride without being arrested,” said Alturrick Kenney, 44, a member of the largely Black, Newark-based RBG Cycling group, who is also the Essex County surrogate. “We feel that laws that discourage people from cycling should be removed from the books.”