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Festival Of The Sea Comes Ashore

POINT PLEASANT BEACH – The 48th Annual Festival of the Sea took over the streets of Downtown Point Pleasant Beach, offering hundreds of craft vendors, live music, a beer & wine garden, and local restaurants with booths serving delicious food. A rain date was set, but it wasn’t needed. Rain, always a factor […]

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