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#RallytoSaveYourWaterfront on the steps of #Hoboken City Hall

Sep 7, 2019 2:45 PM

Photos from last night's #RallytoSaveYourWaterfront on the steps of #Hoboken City Hall. Speakers: Mayor @RaviBhalla, Sam Pesin of Friends of LSP, Noelle Thurlow of Resilience Paddle Sports, etc. https://t.co/mIHiNsXdY2 pic.twitter.com/hvtC6j7YaA

— Better Waterfront (@Hoboken_FBW) September 5, 2019

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