Manchester police, community take the plunge for charity at annual event

Manchester police, community take the plunge for charity at annual event

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March 11, 2025
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MANCHESTER, N.J. — The 12th annual Penguin Plunge at Harry Wright Lake brought together Manchester police officers, school district staff, and community members for a fundraising event this past weekend.

Participants braved the cold waters in support of Regional Day School, continuing the event’s tradition of charitable giving.

Manchester police, community take the plunge for charity at annual event
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Manchester Police thanked all who took part in the fundraiser, calling the event another “tremendous success.”

The annual plunge remains a key event for the community, raising funds and awareness for local educational programs.

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