Jersey Proud: Lala’s and Mimi’s Pajama Project
Twin sisters Lauren and Mackenzie Multari are only 15 years old, but they are making New Jersey proud with their efforts to make sure children in Mercer County have access to pajamas.
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Nov 17, 2020, 4:10 AM
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9ds agoTwin sisters Lauren and Mackenzie Multari are only 15 years old, but they are making New Jersey proud with their efforts to make sure children in Mercer County have access to pajamas. New pajamas for the effort can be dropped off at the Hightstown Elks Lodge until Dec. 18.
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