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Saturday, May 17th
Proceeds will be used to enhance programs and services at the 1st Cerebral Palsy of NJ, Inc.
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 With a street fair, walk, rides, food and music.

The Belleville Recreation Department and Premiere Cycling Promotions are bringing back a professional cycling event to Belleville after a 30 year absence. The fair and start/finish line is on the corner of Mill Street and Union Avenue.

The event will feature a professional cycling race, with participants from all over the country competing for the Tour de Belleville championship.

Children’s rides, festival, refreshments, plus a two mile fun walk through the beautiful cherry blossoms of Branch Brook Park.

The amateur races run from 9:00 A.M.  to 11:00 A.M. We plan a citizen race prior to the start of the pro event which goes off at 11:30 A.M. finishing at 1:30 P.M. The fair will run until 4:00 P.M.

The walk through the park is free. Donations will be accepted by the Branch Brook Park Alliance.
 
To sign up for the amateur cycling race or for more information, call 732-687-7730 or visit the website www.premierecycling.net

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The Township of Belleville and Planet Aid, Inc. have recently joined forces to initiate an on-call system for the recycling of textiles. Citizens of Belleville who have textiles to be recycled can call Planet Aid’s New Jersey district office and a truck or van will be expedited right away to pick them up at no charge. This convenient service will therefore reduce the amount of reusable textiles entering the waste stream.

In this vain, Planet Aid wishes to thank Mayor Raymond Kimble and the town council for allowing us to service the fine Township of Belleville. We appreciate the opportunity and look forward to a long and prosperous partnership together.   For more information click here.

Read Across America is an annual reading motivation and awareness program that calls for every child in every community to celebrate reading on or around Dr. Seuss´s birthday.

Councilwoman Burke was invited to read to School #4´s Fourth Grade class.

Under the direction of Recreation Director, Fred (Chick) Puleo, the Belleville Recreation Department has instituted a Senior Aerobics Program.

Pictured left to right.  Optimist Member Thomas Spillane, President Richard Yanuzzi, Mayor Ray Kimble, Recreation Director Fred (Chick) Puleo and Vice-President Lou Messano.

The Belleville Optimist Club recently hosted their Annual Easter Egg Hunt.  Pictured above several Optimist Club members pose with Mayor Ray Kimble and Recreation Director Fred (Chick) Puleo.   Additional photos available in the online photo gallery.

Councilman Steve Rovell poses for a picture with several "Egg Hunters".  Additional photos available in the online photo gallery.