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EVESHAM TOWNSHIP, NJ – The Evesham Township Police Department invites the community to the “Fallen Hero Softball Tournament” on Saturday, October 7th, at the Diamonds at Arrowhead Park, starting at 10:30 AM.

The event is a collaborative effort between the Evesham Township Police Department, Fire Department, and various local businesses. They will unite to honor and commemorate the lives of local heroes who have passed and to raise funds to aid heroes in emergencies. This year, the tournament will be in memory of Police Sergeant Bill Webb from the Medford Township Police Department, who passed away in March.

Attendees can look forward to music, an array of food trucks, face painting, a balloon artist, and several other activities. All funds raised during this event will be directed towards supporting the families of the community’s fallen heroes.

The department extends its gratitude to the event sponsors for their generous contributions. The community is encouraged to join in for a day of both fun and remembrance. Entry to the event is complimentary.

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