Randolph Freedom Festival returns after being canceled in 2020
Celebrating the Fourth of July was not an option last year in many parts of the state because of COVID-19, but this year is different.
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Jul 3, 2021, 9:22 PM
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14h agoCelebrating the Fourth of July was not an option last year in many parts of the state because of COVID-19, but this year is different.
News 12's Naomi Yane was at County College of Morris for the Randolph Freedom Festival, which has returned after being canceled in 2020.
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