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Figueroa previews Union youth programs and Labor Day movie night
Summary
Union recreation staff outlined upcoming youth offerings — Lego robotics for students entering grades 2–6, a pop-up art camp — and announced a Labor Day movie night at Rapkin Park with pre-movie entertainment; online registration and a department contact number were provided.
Figueroa, speaking for Union's recreation office, outlined a slate of late-summer programs for children and families and announced the town's Labor Day movie night. He described a hands-on Lego robotics class for students entering second through sixth grade and a pop-up art camp led by "missus Karen," and urged families to register online.
The official also announced the Labor Day movie night will be Friday, Sept. 4, at Rapkin Park, with pre-movie entertainment — including a DJ, photo booth, face painter and balloon artist — beginning at 5:30 p.m., and the feature film Hoppers starting after sunset (about 7:15 p.m.). "It's kinda neat," Figueroa said of the robotics offering. He gave the Recreation Department's phone for more information: (908) 686-4200. The announcement closed with a reminder that registration is open and spaces can fill quickly.
