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Pennsylvania
St. John’s Cemetery
is accepting memori-
al donations for the
maintenance of the
cemetery. Donations
The Free Weekly Press April 1, 2020
Self-Sufficiency is and knitting scarves
seeking volunteers to and hats for United
assist with planting, States Vets who are in
maintenance and har- local Nursing Homes.
vesting of fruits and The gifts will be dis-
vegetables from the tributed to the Vets by
community gardens at the American Legion
the agency’s Newton Givens Belet 258 of
can be mailed to St. al Donation for the campus. Volunteers Blairstown. Any Hard-
John’s Cemetery, C/O maintenance of the New Jersey must be at least 17 wick residents over the
Carol Hummel, 136 Cemetery. Donations years of age. No expe- age of 55 are most wel-
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Blairstown Animal Hospital’s Ask A Vet: What’s that Lump? the skin. Osteosarcoma
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material in the mass
and put it on a slide to
Our pets enjoy our chondrosarcoma and send to our local lab. A
companionship and fibrosarcoma (cancers pathologist will review
appreciate the pats and of connective tissue), the slide and let us know
strokes and scratches lymphoma (cancer of what the mass is. We
they receive from us. the lymphatic system do not get results 100%
But sometimes when which can cause very of the time because the
you are connecting with large lymph nodes) and samples are small, but
your furry friend, you others can occur. most of the time it can
find something amiss. A In cats, we tend to take help us decide the next
bump, a lump, a swelling- lumps more seriously step.
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have to worry about it? prone to malignancies. or changing quickly, is
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lumps are dangerous time in cats. We also it difficult to remove
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some of the things to larger dogs. They are like the armpit or groin They are benign but we in cats that go outdoors. lower leg where it can
look for and some of the smooth and round and area where they can can remove them if that Cat bites will typically be difficult to close the
things we consider when often can be moved affect walking. In cases is an issue. get infected and abscess. wound afterwards),
evaluating a lump. freely under the skin. where they are causing In female dogs who They are painful lumps we may recommend
In dogs, we see all sorts While these don’t a problem, they can were spayed after the that need to be opened removing right away
of skin lumps. Lipomas metastasize (spread to be removed. Another second heat or who and cleaned and then and also submitting
are benign lumps made other areas of the body), common lump is a mast have not been spayed at we need to put them on the tissue for a biopsy
up of fatty tissue. We they can get very large. cell tumor. These are all, mammary (breast) antibiotics. to see what it is so we
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Local Photographer Starts Drive for Project Self-Sufficiency Food Pantry
Sussex County Renee Ash Photography,
photographer Ashley specializes in lifestyle,
Schneider has family, newborn and
joined professional wedding photography.
photographers across the Project Self-Sufficiency
country in the Front Porch serves low-income
Project, an initiative individuals and families
which offers free portrait in the New Jersey
sessions from a safe Counties of Sussex,
distance while assisting Warren and Hunterdon.
those in need in their “We are honored to
communities during the have been selected to
Coronovirus outbreak. benefit from the Front
Schneider’s effort will Porch Project initiated
benefit the food pantry at by photographer Ashley
Project Self-Sufficiency. Schneider,” commented
Schneider’s studio, Deborah Berry-Toon,
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Executive Director at
Project Self-Sufficiency.
“Under normal
circumstances, Project
Self-Sufficiency’s food
pantry serves hundreds
of families every month.
The advent of the
Coronavirus in our area
has placed an enormous
burden on local
families, and the need
for monetary donations
and non-perishable food
items is greater than
ever.”
Schneider promoted
the Front Porch Project
on her own social
media and garnered
35 photo sessions in
days. She is currently
taking applications for
additional photography
sessions; a donation of a
non-perishable food item
or a monetary donation is
suggested to Project Self-
Sufficiency, or a charity
of their own choosing.
Participating families
are given a select time
to appear at their front
door. Schneider will
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stop by and take their pantry will likely be the
photos from a safe first place that people
distance. Photos will be will turn when they
provided free of charge need help. I wanted to
to participating families keep this effort local and
by email. Project Self-Sufficiency
“This is a nationwide has a huge impact on
effort with photographers Sussex County.”
who are figuring out A waiting list for
a way to stay busy photography sessions
and give back to their is in development; to
communities. It’s a participate in the Front
fun way to raise money Porch Project initiated
during a scary and by Schneider, visit her
trying time,” explains pages on Facebook
Schneider. “The Project (https://www.facebook.
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Small Businesses Still Hit Hard By St. Luke’s Virtual Visits Connect
Coronavirus Crisis, Lawmaker Finds Patients to Care During COVID-19
(March 30, 2020) was forced to purchase a
Small businesses are vehicle in another state.
struggling to stay afloat “A nurse and long-time
during the coronavirus customer of mine totaled
pandemic, according to her vehicle and needed a
Assemblyman Parker new one. Her insurance
Space. Many of New company told her she
Jersey’s businesses were only has five days to
deemed non-essential replace it before her
and mandated to close or rental stops,” explained
significantly cut back on Space. “Before today,
operations by executive she was going to have
order. to go to a New York,
“The coronavirus has Pennsylvania, Delaware,
wreaked havoc on local or Connecticut
businesses as customers dealership to purchase a
have stayed home or car so she can get back to
because the governor her nursing job.”
has shut it down to halt Restaurants were also
the disease’s spread,” forced to stop all dine-in
said Space (R-Sussex). services and go to a take-
“We want to stop the out only model. Servers,
spread of COVID-19, managers, dishwashers
but at the same time we and other restaurant
need to give businesses employees were laid off
the opportunity to abide as a result. According
by social distancing to the latest numbers,
protocols while still
proving for customers,
more than 155,000 New
Jerseyans have applied
and most importantly
their employees and
for
benefits.
unemployment
New Jersey families.” “I can’t imagine what we
Gov. Phil Murphy are going to do. I have a
announced plans late young family that relies
afternoon to allow car on me waitressing full
sales, firearms sales, and time to help pay the bills.
home sales among others. I rely so much on the tip
Several lawmakers money to get my family
issued a press statement by,” said Robin Marotta,
calling on Murphy to a waitress who was laid
reverse his decision last off due to the coronavirus
week.
Space said this is a step
in the right direction,
shutdown.
A fitness instructor from
Franklin said his business
after being contacted will not survive past
by one constituent who April. He said he can’t
afford to keep paying
staff who are part-time
when he doesn’t have
any cash flow.
Last week, the New
Jersey Economic
Development Authority
announced a set of
programs, including
zero-interest loans,
grants, and other aid, that
could help an estimated
3,000 to 5,000 small-
and mid-sized businesses
affected by the
COVID-19 pandemic.
However, even with
a zero interest loans
many businesses will
be carrying unnecessary
debt for the next 20 to
30 years, which has the
potential to put them out
of businesses.
“New Jersey is one of the
hardest places to survive
as a small business as it
is and the coronavirus
is now making it near
impossible. It’s hard for
people to grasp what it
takes to own a business
that you put your heart
and soul into only
to have an uncertain
future,” explained Space.
“Our businesses should
have the opportunity to
follow safety guidelines
in these trying times and
still be allowed to stay
open. I believe it’s far
safer to venture into a
small business then walk
through the grocery store
or a big box store.”
By now, most people
know what to do if
they have COVID-19
symptoms. But during
a quarantine, what do
you do if you need to
see a doctor for another
concern?
St. Luke’s has the
answer with its Virtual
Visit option.
“Your health care needs
don’t stop, and neither
do we,” states St.
Luke’s family medicine
physician Dennis
McGorry, MD. “In most
cases you can stay home
and still be ‘seen’ by
your doctor.”
“Staying on top of your
health is important, even
in times of uncertainty.
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Patients who already Routine, chronic and
have a scheduled acute health needs
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new appointment are physical distance
encouraged to call their Care provided on your
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important in a time like find a provider, call
this,” says McGorry. “As 1-866-STLUKES (758-
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Garden Dilemmas? Ask Mary! focus better, improving

together through this
emergency. Maybe
calling it ‘physical
distancing’ or the ‘six-
foot rule’ is better.
While we keep our
distance physically, be
sure to stay connected
by phone, FaceTime, or
video chats. And be sure
to send notes or cards
to our elderly who feel
especially isolated now.
Mary E. Stone Thankfully gardening is
Stone Associates still open for business as
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Its considered moderate
Blairstown exercise just as bicycling
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Hello Fellow Readers, the added benefit of an
We’re certainly are upper-body workout.
changing how we do Plus, gardeners are
things. For those of us likely to engage in the
challenged by learning labor of love forty to
recent technologies, fifty minutes longer than
the seclusion is forcing those who opt to walk or
our hand, which isn’t bike.
a terrible thing. I hope According to the
you are all holding up Centers for Disease
okay and enjoying more Control and Prevention
time at home and with (CDC), there are
your families. immediate benefits
The term ‘social to exercise, including
distancing’ seems reducing anxiety,
troubling as we need depression, and assisting
each other more than in more restful sleep.
ever now. Lord knows It helps children (we
we need to come grownup kids too :^) to
learning, not to mention
stores to protect their
staff and customers’
the many lessons to be safety. We all must shift
learned in the garden. how we do things, which
Then there are the can feel overwhelming;
long-term benefits of that’s for sure. But we,
reducing the risk of like plants, are adaptable
obesity, osteoporosis, to change.
high blood pressure, I’ve always offered
type-2 diabetes, and on-site consultations—
certain cancers. Plus, guiding folks on
the outcomes of a creative landscape
beautiful garden or enhancements and
bounty of vegetables are unique plant suggestions
rewarding, adding to the that will thrive in their
joy of being outdoors. site conditions. With
The landscape technology today, I can enjoy digging them in. favorite Podcast App.)
industry has been now do this remotely Or have a landscaper Side note: Have you
deemed essential to with pictures sent in assist with the big stuff. heard about the benefits
keep our grounds safe advance of a video Indeed, digging in the of grounding, also called
and lawns cut, which conference. Or with dirt is a great therapy earthing? It’s gardening
helps control ticks that “virtual tours” using a that we can continue in your bare feet. They
are spreading tick- tablet or smartphone. to enjoy. And, while say earthing generates
borne diseases. Garden I can still meet on-site a beautiful property a powerful and positive
Centers and Nurseries where feasible and keep increases home values, shift in our electrical
are considered necessary the six-foot rule or chat there’s nothing more state, restoring natural
as well, operating within by phone while touring important than the value self-healing, which sure
the safety measures a property while the of our health and well- sounds complicated.
sketched out by the owner stays indoors. being. Stay well, dear The bottom line, it feels
CDC. The thing is Whatever is best. I’ll friends. And, remain good to walk shoeless,
some nurseries are only procure the plants, then kind. as evidenced by how
keeping their wholesale meet deliveries and Garden Dilemmas? great you feel after a
business going to limit place the new beauties in AskMaryStone.com day barefoot on the
the amount of traffic in the garden where you’ll (and now on your beach.
Doherty Calls for Murphy to Allow Gun Shops to Reopen in NJ
Senator Mike Doherty the State Police, start No. 107 on March 21, businesses was
joined the growing experiencing real 2020, which ordered expanded this week to
chorus of legislators staffing issues due to the closure of all allow additional retail
who are calling for the coronavirus? In an non-essential retail businesses to operate
Governor Phil Murphy emergency, families in businesses. The order during the current state
to reopen gun shops that some of our communities also resulted in the the of emergency, including
were closed by executive might have to wait NJ NICS system being cell phone stores, bike

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an hour or longer for the of Governor Wolf in required by state law. governor has little to
Established and Locally State Police to respond Pennsylvania and allow An explicit list of worry about,” Doherty
to a call for help even New Jersey’s gun stores exceptions included added. “That’s not the
Owned Since 1950 in the best of times,” to reopen. His personal in the executive reality of many New
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Department of Health Provides Update

on COVID-19, 693 New Positives Bring
Pennsylvania Statewide Total to 4,087
The Pennsylvania
Department of Health
confirmed as of 12:00
a.m., March 30, that
there are 693 additional
positive cases of
COVID-19, bringing
the statewide total to
4,087 in 59 counties.
The department also
reported 11 new deaths
among positive cases,
bringing the statewide
total to 49. County-
specific information
and a statewide map
Reacting to the COVID crisis, several Washington Borough busi- are available here. All
nesses, and residents, have been pitching in in the effort to donate people are either in
badly needed medical supplies to the Warren County Office of Emer- isolation at home or
gency Management and area hospitals. Even while small businesses being treated at the
are in a difficult position right now, they are committed to helping hospital.
wherever they can. Among the Borough businesses tackling the call “The continued rise in
for supplies are Get A Grip, Headliners Salon, Allie’s Cupcakery and cases combined with
Your CBD Store. Washington Business Improvement District Execu- our increasing deaths
tive Director Melanie Thiel, along with area resident Brian Kathenes, from COVID-19 reflects
have spearheaded many of the Warren County OEM collections. Dan the seriousness of this
Rossi, owner of Get A Grip, has been matched by Christi Radcliffe situation,” Secretary
of Your CBD Store and Magda Brown of Empanada Mamasita (as of Health Dr. Rachel
well as a resident who wishes to remain anonymous) in supplying Levine said. “We need
dozens of boxes of gloves to county officials. Kimberley Lauton, everyone to listen to
owner of Headliners, has also donated numerous items, and Allie’s the orders in place and
Cupcakery has been taking up a collection that is being sent to Mor- to stay calm, stay home
ristown Hospital, where a relative of hers works. Overall donations and stay safe. We know
have included gloves, gowns, masks and IV tubing. that these prolonged
mitigation effects
have been difficult
Update from FUMC of Blairstown for everyone, but it is
essential that everyone
Despite the ongoing crisis, the First United Methodist Church follows these orders and
of Blairstown is still holding Worship and prayer. We’re gath- does not go out unless
ering online, and we encourage you to join us. A new chapter they absolutely must.”
in the history of the First United Methodist Church of Blair- There are 33,777
stown has begun! Our worship service is 100% online. To patients who have tested
watch worship live on our Facebook page, go to facebook. negative to date. Of the
patients who have tested
com/fumcblairstown. You don’t need a Facebook account to
join us! We’ll be worshipping online each Sunday at 10:00 am.
Also, mark your calendars to join us for these special online Some luck lies in not getting what you thought
Easter Season services: Palm Sunday, April 5th at 10:00 am; you wanted but getting what you have, which
Maundy Thursday, April 9th at 6:30 pm; Good Friday, April 10th once you have got it you may be smart enough
at 6:30 pm; Easter Sunrise, April 12th at 6:30 am; Easter Wor- to see is what you would have wanted had you
ship and Celebration, April 12th at 10:00 am. Also, we are hap- known. -Garrison Keillor
py to announce that Rev. Wen-Ling Lai will be leading a daily
prayer service on Facebook Live beginning at 8:00 a.m. each
morning. This is an opportunity to start the day with prayer
and lift up your prayers and praises to God. Each service will
include a time of prayer and devotion, and then individual
prayers will be lifted up. Prayers can be shared using the com-
ments section of the Facebook post, or you can email Rev. Lai
with your prayers ahead of time at pastor.wen.ling.lai@gmail.
com. To join the service, go to our Facebook page at
Facebook.com/fumcblairstown. We hope you will
join us in praying for our world!
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breakdown is as follows: The Wolf
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aged 0-4; Less than 1% the role Pennsylvanians
are aged 5-12; 1% are play in helping to
aged 13-18; 10% are reduce the spread of
aged 19-24; 41% are COVID-19:
aged 25-49; 28% are Wash your hands with
aged 50-64; and 19% soap and water for at
are aged 65 or older. least 20 seconds or
Most of the patients use hand sanitizer if
hospitalized are aged soap and water are not
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in patients 65 or older. or sneezes with your
There have been no elbow, not your hands.
pediatric deaths to date. Clean surfaces
More data is available frequently.
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businesses are ordered especially if you are
to be closed and schools unwell.
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Ridge And Valley Conservancy Assumes Ownership Of The Nature Conservancy’s Muckshaw
Ponds Preserve in NJ
Ridge and Valley Con- shaw,” said Eric Olsen, to sustainable farm biggest challenges to
servancy (RVC), a New Jersey Director businesses. New Jersey farmers—
non-profit land trust of Land and Water at “Local land trusts like access to affordable
located in Blairstown, TNC. ”Having perma- RVC continue to do the farmland,” said Food-
N.J., today announced nently protected the basic work of preserv- shed Alliance Execu-
that it would accept important species, hab- ing land they can touch, tive Director Kendrya
transfer of ownership itats and farmland from smell, see and feel. In Close. “New Jersey
of Muckshaw Ponds the threat of develop- an area with water re- has the second most
Preserve located in An- ment, we identified sources, wildlife hab- expensive farmland
dover and Fredon town- Ridge and Valley Con- itat and vistas as pure in the country, yet has
ships from The Nature servancy, a land trust as New Jersey’s Ridge preserved more of its
Conservancy (TNC). partner with a proven and Valley region, this farmland than any state
Muckshaw Ponds Pre- track record, to manage is vital work,” said in the country, about
serve is a 534-acre na- the property for future RVC Executive Di- 29%. This program is
ture preserve and farm generations.” tion. shaw Farm. The farm rector Susi Tilley in designed to make pre-
that were protected by RVC has been pro- Of the 534 acres, RVC is protected against fu- discussing the project. served farmland ac-
TNC in 1988. This pre- tecting natural lands will protect 201 acres ture development by an “As The Nature Con- cessible to farmers at
serve increases RVC’s in northwestern New as Muckshaw Ponds easement held by the servancy consolidates affordable long-term
protected and managed Jersey for more than Preserve. This prop- State of New Jersey. its land holdings in our leases. We are now ac-
land to more than 4,000 25 years with a com- erty contains three, RVC is working with region, we are happy to cepting applications
acres across Warren mitment to connecting large, interconnect- the Foodshed Alliance take up the reins from farmers for the
and Sussex counties. people with nature, ed limestone sinkhole of Hope, New Jersey to at this very special 2020 growing season.”
“At the height of the while also providing ponds that are home practice environmen- property. We are also RVC’s Muckshaw
development boom in water protection and to several rare and en- tally sensitive, sustain- excited to work with Ponds Preserve is open
1988, acres and acres habitat protection for dangered species RVC able agriculture at the local partners like the to the public. More in-
of New Jersey’s for- plants and wildlife. will continue to main- site as part of the the Foodshed Alliance who formation on the pre-
ests and farmland were With the Muckshaw tain a series of trails Foodshed Alliance’s share our commitment serve and accessing the
being gobbled up and project, RVC has ex- on the property that Sustainable Agricul- to the land and the trails can be found at
turned into subdivi- panded this commit- were created by TNC. ture Enterprise (SAgE) community to make the http://www.ridgeand-
sions, and it was in that ment and employed an RVC will maintain program, project happen.” valleyconservancy.org/
year that we initiated exciting and innovative 333 acres of farmland which provides afford- “The SAgE program muckshawpondspre-
the protection of Muck- model for land protec- under the name Muck- able lease agreements addresses one of the serve.

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Relief Bill, Slams Democrats’ Obstruction Debbie Pettinari
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April 1, 2020 The Free Weekly Press Page 7
Well-Prepared WCC’s Mobilization in Full Swing Dr. Austin, who has
written books on stra-
Warren County, and Dr.
Phil Linfante, Trustee
(March 25, 2020) - War- ping not only the region, mencement will be held structor discussion. In tegic planning and Board Chair with over
ren County College ob- but the country, WCC at a later date. some cases where on- leadership, has been 30 years of college
viously wasn’t planning has taken its online in- “We are well prepared site instruction is a key involved at other col- executive experience,
for a pandemic, but in struction a step further, for this, in many ways component to complet- leges during times of have offered important
many ways in the past with all classes now be- because of our Cengage ing a degree, such as crisis, such as the af- support input.
year it had set in motion ing remotely taught. program,” said Dr. Aus- nursing and drones, the termath of 9/11. He “You prepare for the
preparations that would “The transition was tin, noting that Cengage college will reschedule has also helped fellow worst and hope for the
be very helpful in such probably a lot easier for offers all books and ma- those aspects once the presidents throughout best,” he said. “The
an instance. us than other colleges,” terials to its students for pandemic is deemed the nation in dealing scale of this pandemic
The college, with cam- said Dr. Will Austin, one basic price. “We are over. with campus issues is unprecedented and
puses in Washington President of WCC. not closed; we are just “Look, the safety and while serving on na- we need to do what we
Township and Phillips- “We already had online operating in a different health of our students, tional education boards can to help not just our
burg, had been bulking teaching tools in place, way. We are readjust- faculty and staff are and frequently has students but the local
up its online course of- as well as a strong on- ing. Yes, it’s a serious first and foremost,” presented at national community of which
ferings and most impor- line program.” disruption, not just for said Dr. Austin. “We conferences on crisis we are part of. We may
tantly, perhaps, moved Dr. Austin officially has the college but for ev- are going to get our management. At WCC, have supplies and re-
to online books and announced that WCC erybody everywhere.” students everything college trustee Dr. sources at our college
supporting materials will not hold any class- Classes will vary with they need, give them as Frank Gilly, a Johns that can be of use in
with its agreement with es at either of its cam- online instruction; some much knowledge as we Hopkins University the Greater Community
the company, Cengage. puses for the rest of the even including “live” can. The other stuff we graduate with years of now. Whatever we can
With COVID-19 grip- semester, and that com- interactive student/in- can fix after the fact.” medical experience in do to help we’ll do.”

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The Blairstown Office of Emergency Management is setting up a

food donation site in the parking lot of Town Hall. This site will be
up and running by Monday afternoon. This site will be accepting
all food and PPE donations for the town. The food will be divided
up between the several Food Pantries that are in the North Warren
area and the PPE will be sent to the proper places as well. The Food
Pantries really need our help. We are expecting a large increase in
the number of families utilizing this service with lower donations
expected due to the outbreak. Please consider donating and help-
ing your community. Please check back for updates tomorrow and
through out the next several months on way that you can help. If
you know someone who may be in need of help, please email oem@
readyblairstown.org and we will try to get back to you as soon as
possible. Here is a list of the area pantries and their schedule for
anyone who needs assistance: http://firstumcblairstown.com/index.
php/food-pantry/
Seeking children within Blairstown Township that are having a
birthday soon.... we know you can not have a birthday party due to
the COVID-19 virus .....So PARENTS please let us know by e-mail,
oem@readyblairstown.org when is your child’s Birthday and your
street so we can brightly light up your street and fill it with sirens
and say HAPPY BIRTHDAY to your Birthday Kid.... no personnel will
leave the vehicles. Have your child waiting out the front or at the
front window. We will confirm a time with you. Let’s put some smiles
back in our community!- From Blairstown OEM, Blairstown Police
Department, Blairstown Hose Company #1, and Blairstown Ambu-
lance Corps. * Due to a overwhelming response we will be doing the
birthday celebrations every Thursday evening to celebrate all the
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