This is great, but aren't they about to repave Valley? Am I wrong?
FilmCarp said:
This is great, but aren't they about to repave Valley? Am I wrong?
Yes, but Vic DeLuca said the rainbow sidewalks won't be affected by the repaving.
I just saw a picture. It looks like they repaved first. It looks good.
Maplewood Concert Band: Reel Melodies – Songs from TV and Film
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Rainbow Crosswalks Unveiling
JOIN US FOR THE UNVEILING OF OUR HISTORIC RAINBOW CROSSWALKS MAPLEWOOD, NJ - The Township of Maplewood is proud to unveil its permanent rainbow striped crosswalks on Valley St (a county road) and Oakview Rd. No town in NJ has ever done so on a county road and few towns or cities around the world have done so permanently. All four crosswalks on Valley and Oakview are being striped throughout the day on Wednesday. This permanent symbol celebrates and honors our great diversity and inclusion, and it marks Maplewood yet again as one of the most welcoming and progressive communities throughout New Jersey. The unveiling and dedication of the rainbow crosswalks are part of Maplewood and South Orange’s month long celebrations of Pride throughout June, “SOMA Celebrates Pride.” www.somapride.com
WHEN: Thursday, June 7th at 6:30pm (***RAIN DATE - Friday, June 8th at 6:30 pm***)
WHERE: Maplewood Town Hall, 574 Valley Street, Maplewood, NJ 07040. Speakers on the steps of Town Hall, rainbow sherbet, face painting, balloons, DJ/dancing, and other family fun on the lawn. Rainbow ribbon cutting approximately at 7:00 pm
"We wanted to do something that would serve as a permanent marker or symbol of our commitment to inclusion. We wanted it to be something you can encounter every day. We wanted our youth in particular - perhaps those struggling to find their way, those in need of empowerment and affirmation - to proudly cross or walk over their fear and self doubt. We wanted to showcase Maplewood to the county, state, and the world. We are proud!" - Maplewood Township Committeemen, Dean Dafis, the first openly LGBTQ Maplewood Township Committee member.