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Special ‘holiday’ delivery

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Courtesy of the Monroe Township Police Department
Monroe Township police and Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 125-NJ recently partnered with the Williamstown Middle School Builder’s Club to deliver Thanksgiving meals to needy families in the community.

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