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    2011 Tour Flyer

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    Newark riverfront boat tours are being offered this summer to reconnect residents with their river. The tours leave from Newark City Hall and travel over six miles of the riverfront, pointing out wildlife, industry, landmarks, and neighborhoods. Along the way, guests will hear stories of the river's past and how to shape its future. Tickets cost $5 each and must be purchased in advance for scheduled tours between June and September.

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    Newark riverfront boat tours are being offered this summer to reconnect residents with their river. The tours leave from Newark City Hall and travel over six miles of the riverfront, pointing out wildlife, industry, landmarks, and neighborhoods. Along the way, guests will hear stories of the river's past and how to shape its future. Tickets cost $5 each and must be purchased in advance for scheduled tours between June and September.

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    Newark riverfront boat tours are being offered this summer to reconnect residents with their river. The tours leave from Newark City Hall and travel over six miles of the riverfront, pointing out wildlife, industry, landmarks, and neighborhoods. Along the way, guests will hear stories of the river's past and how to shape its future. Tickets cost $5 each and must be purchased in advance for scheduled tours between June and September.

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    Newark riverfront boat tours are being offered this summer to reconnect residents with their river. The tours leave from Newark City Hall and travel over six miles of the riverfront, pointing out wildlife, industry, landmarks, and neighborhoods. Along the way, guests will hear stories of the river's past and how to shape its future. Tickets cost $5 each and must be purchased in advance for scheduled tours between June and September.

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    Newark came from the water, but today its riverfront is cut off, blocked, and barricaded. This summer, join the movement to bring Newarkers back to their river! Tours leave from Newark City Hall and travel over six miles of Newarks riverfront, taking in natural beauty (egrets, cormorants, and herons), active industry (metal recycling to mattress manufacturing), monumental structures (Pulaski Skyway and the Little Orphan Annie bridge), Downtown Newark and nearby neighborhoods. Along the way, youll hear stories from the riverfronts past and learn how to shape its future.

    Tickets must be purchased in advance, and are $5 each. Ask about group rates! For ticket purchasing information, call (973) 733-3917 or email newarkriverfront@gmail.com with the date and time of the tour youd like.
    Sunday, June 19 (Fathers Day!) Saturday, July 9 Sunday, July 17 Saturday, July 23 Sunday, July 24 Saturday, August 27 Sunday, August 28 Saturday, Sept 17 Saturday, Sept 24 Sunday, Sept 25 1 pm 9 am & 11 am 2 pm & 4 pm 9 am & 11 am 2 pm & 4 pm 9 am & 11 am 10 am & 12 pm 9 am & 11 am 10 am 10 am

    Learn more about whats up down at the river at www.newarksriver.wordpress.com.

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