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Community Kick Start Walk 10/20/12

posted: 3, October 03, 2012 at 03:50PM

Councilman Michael DuPont, who serves as liaison to Red Bank’s Mayor’s Wellness Committee, has announced that the Committee will be hosting a Community Kick Start Walk on Saturday, October 20, 2012.

The walk will begin at 11 am in Marine Park and travel a one mile loop as participants walk up to Riverside Gardens Park and back.  The Committee will offer educational items, healthy snacks and refreshments and free t-shirts to the first 100 walkers.  “Hopscotch,” from the Pawsitive Action Team at K. Hovnanian Children’s Hospital, will also be on hand. 

The Mayor’s Wellness Committee is part of the New Jersey Mayors’ Wellness Campaign and operates under the mission statement “Creating a Healthier Community – Today, Tomorrow, Together.”  The Committee is comprised of Borough officials, residents, and representatives of the business community.  The Committee has previously coordinated an Employee Health Fair for employees of the Borough.

The mission of the New Jersey Mayors’ Wellness Campaign is to equip mayors and other key leaders with the tools to develop and implement active-living initiatives in their communities with the ultimate goal of improving health and reducing the skyrocketing health care costs that come with the obesity problem in New Jersey.

For more information on the Community Kick Start Walk or on the Mayor’s Wellness Committee, please contact Doreen Hoffmann at 732-530-2748.