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Published 28 days ago • Mount Olive, United States • Updated 28 days ago

Mount Olive residents call for safety improvements, offer ideas for U.S. 50th Celebration

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MOUNT OLIVE TWP. - Residents raised safety concerns and offered creative ideas for community engagement, while township officials recognized local service and shared upcoming initiatives, at the most recent Township Council meeting, held on Tuesday, May 13.

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Mount Olive residents call for safety improvements, offer ideas for U.S. 50th Celebration

MOUNT OLIVE TWP. - Residents raised safety concerns and offered creative ideas for community engagement, while township officials recognized local service and shared upcoming initiatives, at the most recent Township Council meeting, held on Tuesday, May 13.

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New Jersey Hills broke the news in 28 days ago on Saturday, May 17, 2025.

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