The fireworks festivities may fizzle after the Fourth but fear not Tobyhanna Township is gearing up for a fantastic Community Day Celebration July 12 filled with their own fireworks, live music and tons of family friendly outdoor fun starting at 2 p.m.
“The goal is to make this community united and help residents know our Government Center is not only here for residents but as a place to gather as friends,” described Township Manager Phyllis Haase on planning the popular event.
Remarking about the generosity of all the businesses and volunteer organizations in “giving back to the community” by helping prepare for the day filled with food and other open-air savoir fare including a horseshoe tournament, hot dog eating contest and car show; she noted is “what exemplifies the meaning of community” for her.
Fire Trucks and a K9 demonstration by Pocono Mountain Regional Police K9 Unit are expected to rally excitement while history buffs catch a glimpse of the Historical Association of Tobyhanna Township’s impressive display of the area’s history.
Haase revealed if not for Tobyhanna Township Volunteer Fire Company and business owners Papillon & Moyer along with Haines & Kibblehouse; the idea of this year’s fireworks at dusk may have been extinguished. She went on to thank the group, as well as, everyone else involved in planning now suggested playing at this year’s free admission event.
