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Newark Winter Village Brings Ice Skating, Igloos, and Festive Markets Downtown

From ice skating and private igloos to holiday markets and handcrafted goods, the Winter Wonderland at Newark Winter Village is back in downtown Newark. While New York City draws crowds to its Union Square and Bryant Park holiday markets, New Jersey residents can enjoy festive fun close to home.  The Newark Winter Village holiday market […]

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