Richland’s popular splash pad was open for kids during the township’s 27th annual Community Day on Aug. 14. The event in Richland Community Park featured games, music, food and other activities. The night was capped off with a fireworks display by Zambelli International.
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Richland Township held its annual Community Day event Aug. 14 after being forced to cancel last year’s celebration because of the coronavirus. The celebration was held in the community park and featured games, music, food and other activities. The night was capped off with a fireworks display by Zambelli International.
Photo by Debra Schleiden
Richland Township kicked off its 27th annual Community Day celebration with a ceremony featuring members of the local American Legion Post. The participants were, from left: Bob Pflumm, Army, finance officer; Frank Wieder, Navy, senior commander; Mark Mizner, Air Force, adjutant; Bob Schleiden, Air Force, commander; Cono Passione, Navy, junior vice commander; and Mike Azzara, Air Force, honor guard.
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Freshly assembled pizzas sit on peels as they await their turn in the oven to feed hungry guests during Richland Township’s annual Community Day celebration Aug. 14.
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Dominic Bastianini picks a winner from the fish pond Aug. 14 at Richland Township’s annual Community Day event. The celebration was held in the community park and featured games, music, food and other activities. The night was capped off with a fireworks display by Zambelli International.
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Kids cruise the grounds of Richland Community Park on a trackless train ride during Richland Township’s annual Community Day event Aug. 14.
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The classic hits band Endeavor provided the soundtrack Aug. 14 for Richland Township’s 27th annual Community Day celebration.
The Community Day celebration in Richland Township was back this year with a variety of family fun after being scrubbed in 2020 because of the coronavirus.
The weather cooperated Aug. 14 for the 27th annual event, with temperatures in the 70s and mostly sunny skies.
This year’s event had to be slightly modified to keep children apart by moving the activities from the barn in the park’s upper level to a field in the lower portion of the park.
Activities for the kids included the return of Giggles the Clown as well as a professional face painter, colorful inflatables and a trackless train ride.
Children also got a chance to “touch a truck” at a display of public safety vehicles from the Northern Regional Police Department as well as fire, EMS and public works trucks.
Music was provided by the classic hits band Endeavor, and the park’s popular splash pad was open throughout the event, which was capped off with a fireworks display by Zambelli International.
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