South River Recreation Department will hold outdoor yoga classes

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The South River Department of Parks and Recreation will be holding outdoor yoga classes from 6-7 p.m. at the Dailey’s Pond, located between Prospect and John streets.

Yoga classes will be held on July 1, 6, 8, 14, 16, 21, 23, 28, 30 and Aug. 4. The location of the classes will be on the soccer field in the back of the park; visitors will not be disturbed.

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There will be 10 classes for $30. There will be 10 adult participants per class; if additional classes are needed to accommodate all participants, they will be added.

Inclement weather will result in the class being canceled by email.

Masks will be required by all participants as well as the instructor. Social distancing will be required by all participants. The area will be cordoned off if needed.

There will be registration online through govpilot or registration forms can be printed from the borough website.

For more information, call 732-254-4412 or email Director Lakisha Thomas at lthomas@southrivernj.org or visit www.southrivernj.org/parks_recreation_main.html.

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