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Mayor DePhillips: "The turnout was fantastic, and the day truly exemplified our community spirit and pride."
More than 3,000 people showed up to the township's third annual Wyckoff Day celebration Saturday, and judging by the smiling faces in the crowd and what some of the festival's organizers had to say, it will not be soon forgotten. “Wyckoff Day was a great success. The turnout was fantastic, and the day truly exemplified our community spirit and pride," said Wyckoff Mayor Chris DePhillips. "There was something for everyone at Wyckoff Day, and all the feedback I have received from attendees has been positive. Lee Parker and the entire Wyckoff Day Planning Committee should be commended for a job well done.” Early in the morning the sky seemed primed to stretch gloom — if not heavy rain — over the huge swath of land dedicated to the …
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Headed down to the YMCA for Wyckoff's biggest celebration? Be sure to stop by our booth to win some awesome prizes and check in throughout the day for updates!
Wyckoff Patch will be bringing you photos, video, missives and updates all day from Wyckoff Day. The third annual local festival celebrating everything local kicks off at noon at the Wyckoff YMCA. Look for updates and photos from Editor Joseph M. Gerace, and upload your own photos and videos to this story page throughout the weekend. You can even upload your own media in our template above. The Wyckoff Patch tent is located beside the playgrounds and community garden right near the YMCA's side entrance — stop by and say hello and spin our prize wheel for a chance to win some Patch schwag. We hope to see you there! Have a question or news tip? Contact the editor at Joseph.Gerace@patch.com, or find us on Facebook and Twitter. For news …
Benevolent souls will receive unlimited chili on the house
The following call to arms was submitted to Wyckoff Patch by the Wyckoff Chamber of Commerce: The Wyckoff Chamber Of Commerce will be having the fist annual Chili cook-off this Saturday at the YMCA's Wyckoff Day event. We are in need of volunteers to man the table selling tickets to the chili contest from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. An hour or so volunteered from a few people would be very helpful to this new event. Please email Howie Felixbrod at howmoon@aol.com if you can help out. And remember all the chili you can eat is included! Have a question or news tip? Contact editor Joseph M. Gerace at Joseph.Gerace@patch.com, or find us on Facebook and Twitter. For news straight to your inbox every morning, sign up for our daily newsletter.
Proceeds go to Wyckoff Volunteer Fire Department and Ambulance Corps
Come and vote for your favorite chili at the first annual Wyckoff Day Chili Cook-Off event, which begins at noon and runs through 4 p.m. at the Wyckoff Family Y on Saturday, June 9. Organized by the Wyckoff Chamber of Commerce, proceeds will benefit the Wyckoff Volunteer Fire Department and the Ambulance Corps. Winners will be selected for the People’s Choice Award and the Judge’s Award. Businesses are asked to bring their best chili to share with the community. Winners will receive bragging rights along with a plaque for each category. It's going to be an extra hot day in Wyckoff. For more info please contact Howie Felixbrod at 201-248-2924 or via email at howmoon@aol.com. For more on how to be a part of Wyckoff Day click here. Have a …
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The Wyckoff Day Committee is looking for local businesses, civic groups, non-profits, local residents and families
The Wyckoff Family YMCA and the Wyckoff Day Committee are excited to be planning the third annual Wyckoff Day, scheduled for Saturday, June 9, from noon to 6 p.m. The committee is made up of Y staff and community volunteers including 3 Chicas owner Lee Parker, Wyckoff Mayor Chris DePhillips, Blue Moon owner Howie Felixbrod, Kathy Scarpelli, Kris Pepper, Dottie Van Der Horn, Jay Vidockler, Wyckoff YMCA Executive Director Joy Vottero and many more. Pepper, who also serves as YMCA public relations director, said the team's vision for the fun-filled day includes live music, delicious food, a vendor village, and children’s rides, family friendly games and activities for all ages, culminating in a performance by the Dave Fields Band. Wyckoff …
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