PHOTO RELEASE: Gottheimer Celebrates Midland Park Day with Fifth District Families

Oct 22, 2022

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MIDLAND PARK, NJ

Above: Gottheimer at Midland Park Town Day.

MIDLAND PARK — U.S. Congressman Josh Gottheimer (NJ-5) joined with North Jersey families and visited Midland Park’s Town Day. Gottheimer’s Constituent Service Team also attended the festival to help Fifth District residents access VA benefits, Social Security, Medicare, passports, and more.

The festival included booths for new and long-standing local businesses, music, food trucks, first responders, and more.

Gottheimer was joined by Midland Park Mayor Harry Shortway, Jr. and Midland Park Councilwoman Nancy Cronk Peet.

Below: Gottheimer at Midland Park Day with North Jersey families, businesses, and local elected officials.

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