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Stephen Baker 'The Touchdown Maker' Appears At Marlboro Day

The 30th Annual Marlboro Day took place on Sept. 8.

Marlboro Day just gets bigger every year.

This year, it was capped with an appearance by former NY Giants wide receiver Stephen Baker "The Touchdown Maker."

Amidst the hundreds of local businesses interacting with thousands of Marlboro residents, Baker planted himself at Mayor Jon Hornik's annual football tent (with the Patriots game playing behind him) to sign autographs and take pictures with a long line of eager fans.

Local businesses displayed their crafts and names to thousands, with fantastic giveaways to draw Marlboro residents in. Township committees, including the Open Space Committee, Shade Tree and Agricultural committees offered residents a wealth of information and fun.

A performance by Voiceworks of Marlboro Township allowed students to showcase their musical talents to an eager crowd.

Check out Marlboro Day 2013 in photos.

The next big event

Get ready for the Blues and BBQ Festival in Marlboro, complete with the second annual Wounded Warrior Ride.

The festival is scheduled for Sept. 21, with a rain date of of Sept. 28. 

According to the Blues & BBQ blog on Patch, "The NJ Wounded Warrior ride is an annual police escorted, motorcycle ride to raise money for Wounded Warriors and Veterans causes. It kicks off in Marlboro, NJ and travels around central NJ to some really cool places. It ends at our annual Marlboro Blues & BBQ festival which is the premier event in Marlboro."

Riders can pre-register online for for $25 and $15 for passengers. Riders get a t-shirt with registration, passengers can buy shirts for $10.

Information can also be found on the Wounded Warrior Ride Facebook page.


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