Gloucester Township celebrated their 35th Gloucester Township Day on Saturday, June 1, and made the most of it through the support of the residents.
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- Gloucester Township Day was a hit, as many of the towns people came to Veteran’s Memorial Park to enjoy the day with family and friends. (ELDON GRAHAM/The Sun)
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- Pictured from left are Joseph Damico and Edward Small at Gloucester Township Day, campaigning as candidates for Gloucester Township Council. (ELDON GRAHAM/The Sun)
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- Brandon Loughlin took a ride on the fun slide, accompanied by his daughter, Isabella Loughlin, who was very excited. (ELDON GRAHAM/The Sun)
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- The Union Valley Elementary School third graders kept the crowd entertained with their rendition of “Shake It Up With Shakespeare.” (ELDON GRAHAM/The Sun)
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- Highland Regional High School senior, Bianca Bisicchia, took the stage to lend her voice to Gloucester Township Day. She performed “At Last” for the delighted crowd. (ELDON GRAHAM/The Sun)
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- Pictured from left are Myron Ford and Shania Ford, who took a spin on one of the amusement rides. (ELDON GRAHAM/The Sun)
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- Pictured from left are Mary-Alice Baratta, Black Horse Pike School District Administrator, councilman Michael Mignone, council vice president Tracey Trotto and council president Orlando Mercado, who were on hand to help celebrate the Gloucester Township seniors awarded a scholarship from the Gloucester Township Scholarship committee. (ELDON GRAHAM/The Sun)
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- The Gloucester Township scholarship recipients were celebrated for their work and achievements to cap off Gloucester Township Day. (ELDON GRAHAM/The Sun)
