Designates July 10 of each year as "Lake Denmark Disaster Remembrance Day" in NJ.
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Overview
This resolution aims to officially recognize and remember the Lake Denmark disaster in New Jersey. It proposes designating July 10th of each year as ‘Lake Denmark Disaster Remembrance Day.’ The purpose of this designation is to honor the victims and survivors of the event and to promote awareness of its significance. By establishing this annual day of remembrance, the state seeks to preserve the memory of this tragic event.
Key provisions
- Designates July 10th as ‘Lake Denmark Disaster Remembrance Day’ annually.
- The designation is specific to the state of New Jersey.
- The resolution does not outline specific ceremonies or activities to be held.
- It serves as a formal recognition of the disaster's impact.
Who is affected
- Residents of New Jersey
- Families of victims and survivors
- The State of New Jersey
Notable changes
- Currently, there is no official day of remembrance for the Lake Denmark disaster in New Jersey.
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