Toms river senior center says goodbye summer, hello fall

Toms River Senior Center Says Goodbye Summer, Hello Fall

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September 24, 2025
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Toms River, NJ – The Toms River Senior Center marked the change of seasons with its annual “Goodbye Summer, Hello Fall” celebration, bringing local seniors together for music, food, and fellowship.

Mayor Dan Rodrick joined Council Vice President Craig Coleman, Councilwoman Lynn O’Toole, and Councilman Bill Byrne at the event, thanking Senior Center Director Laura Picurro, staff, and volunteers for organizing the seasonal send-off.

The township highlighted that the Senior Center offers a wide range of free programs and activities for older residents year-round, from weekly themed parties to day trips. Staff are also available to help seniors enroll in programs they qualify for by calling 732-341-1000, Ext. 8460 or 8461.

Township officials encouraged seniors to take advantage of the offerings, emphasizing that the center remains a hub for community connection.

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Key Points

  • The Toms River Senior Center held its annual “Goodbye Summer” party with local officials in attendance.
  • The center offers free programs, themed parties, and weekly day trips for seniors.
  • Seniors can call the center directly to learn about programs and eligibility.

For Toms River seniors, the end of summer brought not just a new season, but a celebration of community.

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