With just about a month left until the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence’s signing, Tuckerton is getting ready for what could be “the biggest and best Fourth of July in town since 1976,” according to Councilman Brian Martin.
The patriotic fun will begin a few weeks before Independence Day. The borough’s Pride and Celebration Committee has 50 American flags, which will soon line both sides of Main Street (Route 9) between Tip Seaman Dr. and Great Bay Boulevard.
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