Nutley's hyper-local news outlet TapIntoNutley tagged along for Anthony Buccino's walk through the park on Sunday, Aug. 20.
Buccino talked about the history of the Third River, the 19th Century Enclosure Artists Colony and much more during the three-mile walk.
The author recently published his fifth book about town, Nutley Snapshots In Plain View, volume one of nearly 200 photos around the township. His other books include Nutley Notables, Nutley Sons Honor Roll, Belleville and Nutley in the Civil War and Yountakah Country.
Sponsored by the Township of Nutley through Greenutley, the Walk and Talk ties in the with the Nutley Farmers Market. Greenutley is raising awareness of the importance of green choices in our everyday lives and providing simple, effective ways for each of us to contribute to the sustainability of our community and our planet, including saving energy, recycling and reducing waste, eating local/organic food, and reducing pollution.
TapIntoNutley: “The Good Old Days” Nutley Farmer’s Market Walk & Talk with Anthony Buccino
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Did you make it to the Walk & Talk?
Anthony Buccino led the Walk & Talk through Nutley parks on Sunday,
Aug. 20, 2017.
About 20 walkers enjoyed a refreshing three-mile roundtrip walk from the
pre-opening Nutley Farmers Market, Municipal Parking Lot 1, William St. and
Franklin Ave., through Nutley parks along the Third River to Kingsland Park and
back.
Labels:
Anthony Buccino,
Kingsland Park,
Memorial Park,
Nutley History,
Nutley NJ,
UN Gardens,
WWI
Location:
Nutley, NJ, USA
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