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New 3-acre Hackettstown Crossing Park opens to public

HACKETTSTOWN, N.J. (Warren County) — A new 3-acre park featuring a walking path is now open to the public in Hackettstown following a ribbon-cutting ceremony Friday.

Mayor Jerry DiMaio and Matt Leshetz, vice president of construction and development at Landmark Companies LLC, participated in the ribbon cutting for Hackettstown Crossing Park.

The park is maintained by the Hackettstown Crossing Homeowners Association but remains open for use by the public.

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Hackettstown Crossing Park can be accessed from Third Street or East Stiger Street and provides a new outdoor recreational space for residents and visitors.

(Photo Credit | Town of Hackettstown)
(Photo Credit | Town of Hackettstown)

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