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Opening day, June 5: the staff stopped counting patrons at 1200
Open for business
Last weekend Graydon had its biggest opening day in 5 or 6 years, said pool manager Steve Diamond. What a great community gathering place!
Kids enjoyed complimentary face painting
by Face Capades
by Face Capades
Hula hoop contest attracted enthusiastic participants
Hours of operation in June
Saturday/Sunday: 10 am to 7:30 pmMon.–Fri. through June 25: Noon to 7:30 pm
June 28–30: 10 am to 7:30 pm
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Have you bought your badge yet? If not, here’s how:
- Ridgewood, Midland Park, and Ho-Ho-Kus residents: Join here or
at the badge office at Graydon until 7 pm any day. - Graydon admirers from any other town may be sponsored with this application form by an adult Ridgewood resident holding a current badge. Allow up to a week for processing of sponsored applications.
The John Oakes Band, with John
on the drums, played the “Limbo Rock”
on the drums, played the “Limbo Rock”
Island Breeze played on Sunday. Hear them again
at the Band Shell July 1, 8:30 PM
at the Band Shell July 1, 8:30 PM
Graydon on parade
Lucy Rieger seeks participants for a possible celebration of Graydon Park’s centennial in Ridgewood’s Independence Day Parade on Monday, July 5. This will happen only if volunteers come forward quickly. To participate or help, please contact her at lucy@libraryupdate.com or 201-826-5086 (cell).
Lots more summer fun to come. Send us your photos of Graydon activities.
Swimmingly,
Marcia Ringel and Suzanne Kelly, Co-Chairs
The Preserve Graydon Coalition, Inc., a nonprofit corporation
“It’s clear—we love Graydon!”
June 12, 2010