IBEW 102

We will be marching in the Union County Saint Patrick's Day Parade in honor of Neil R. Boyle, past Grand Marshall and Business Manager of former Local 675 and his beloved son Neil P. Boyle, past Business Representative of Local 102.  Sweatshirts will be given to all members who join us.  We will meet and Form at Jeanette Avenue at 12:15 pm, we are part of division 3.  The Parade will step off at EXACTLY 1:00 SHARP.

 Parade Route:

is from Commerce Ave., the parade will travel East on Morris Ave., to Stuyvesant Ave.,  Then right on Stuvyesant Ave. to Roosevelt Ave., which point marchers will turn onto Roosevelt Ave., floats and motor vehicles, will continue straight on Stuyvesant Ave to the end of the parade route.

Hope you will join us, to celebrate this occasion and honor these two wonderful men. 

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The Local 102 annual East Egg Hunt will once again be held at Upper Hackett Park in Easton, PA on Saturday March 27th.  The event is for children up to the age of 12 years old and starts at 12:00 pm sharp.  To sign up please call the union hall at 973-887-1718 and specify memebers name, number and ages of children attending.

Direction from Route 80:

Take route 80 west across the toll bridge into Pennsylvania,  Take Rt. 33 South to Rt 22 East.  Get off the 13th street exit.  Take the 1st left and cross over Rt. 22, bear left until the fork in the road, at the fork, turn right and go over the railroad tracks, continue to the top of the hill.  Upper Hackett Park is on the right.

Directions from Route 78:

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