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Middletown Community Skate Park Advocates Host Skate Jam


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The group behind the Middletown skate park revival was out in full force on Saturday hosting a skate jam to raise money for the project.

The effort is spearheaded by Rich Van Horn, the owner of Dogwood Skate Shop in Langhorne, and a number of his customers and local skaters. Saturday’s skate jam included raffles, food, and Dogwood skateshop merchandise for sale. Winners of the competition also received prizes.

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The group came together at the Falls Township Community Park to use the township’s skate park for the fundraiser. The next planned event for the skate park, according to Van Horn, will be the group’s participation in Middletown Township’s annual Fourth of July parade.

The group has raised more than $20,000 for the new Middletown skate park.

Saturday’s skate jam follows news that the township applied for a grant that would revamp Middletown Community Park and construct the skate park.

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This is the group’s second skate jam benefitting the Middletown skate park.

Credit: Erich Martin/Levittownnow.com
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Credit: Erich Martin/Levittownnow.com
Credit: Erich Martin/Levittownnow.com
Credit: Erich Martin/Levittownnow.com
Credit: Erich Martin/Levittownnow.com
Credit: Erich Martin/Levittownnow.com
Credit: Erich Martin/Levittownnow.com


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