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Secaucus Mayor Gonnelli Announces Municipal Pool is Free For Town Residents
For the fourth consecutive summer, the Secaucus Municipal Swimming Pool will remain free of charge for town residents. Mayor Michael Gonnelli made the announcement earlier today. Out of town residents,…
For the fourth consecutive summer, the Secaucus Municipal Swimming Pool will remain free of charge for town residents. Mayor Michael Gonnelli made the announcement earlier today.
Out of town residents, and guests of Secaucus residents, will have to pay to use the facility.
The pool will open for the Memorial Day weekend.
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