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Modern OG history—-2012. A Mt. Hermon Way end-of-summer block Party

September 30, 2025 by Blogfinger

We used to have parties at the west end of Mt. Hermon Way encompassing about 5 blocks.  Other “blocks” did the same in other parts of town.  You just have to schedule the event with NTPD to plan to close off the streets involved and to bring over some cones.

They were great fun, and there also were house parties for the same neighborhood. But in recent years  those parties faded out and were gone, partly because of demographic turnover. I don’t know if other blocks still do it , but the best ones were on Embury and Heck.  Some blocks are more friendly than others.

And here is a link from 2021 where Blogfinger covered a block party on Embury:  Great fun!

Embury block party

 

With music by Tony Orlando —

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Posted in Blogfinger News, Video News | Tagged Ocean Grove block party | 1 Comment

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  1. on September 8, 2012 at 8:12 am Eileen

    Charles, you did a wonderful job capturing the fun and happiness of our party and ultimately what it is that makes Ocean Grove special.



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