Jersey Proud: Livingston crossing guard retires after 30 years
Mabel Massop has been out there since the early ‘90s helping kids get to and from school safely.
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Jun 21, 2024, 2:25 AM
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Updated 6 days ago
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7ds agoSchool is out in Livingston and this means a changing of the guard at Mount Pleasant Elementary School – a changing of the crossing guards.
Mabel Massop is retiring after 30 years. Massop has been out there since the early ‘90s helping kids get to and from school safely.
Livingston police saluted Massop for her hard work and dedication.
