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Feds tell Peapack-Gladstone to stop using drones on Liberty Park geese - Vimarsana News

Feds tell Peapack-Gladstone to stop using drones on Liberty Park geese

PEAPACK-GLADSTONE – Trying yet another way to expel pesky Canada geese from Liberty Park before euthanizing them, borough officials were using drones – until they learned it was against the

Eggs addled, P-G now to try new repellent before euthanizing Liberty Park geese - Vimarsana News

Eggs addled, P-G now to try new repellent before euthanizing Liberty Park geese

PEAPACK-GLADSTONE - Borough officials say they will try one more method of cutting the Liberty Park Canada goose population before turning to euthanasia.

Peapack-Gladstone ready to 'move forward' on library upgrade - Vimarsana News

Peapack-Gladstone ready to 'move forward' on library upgrade

PEAPACK-GLADSTONE - A long-planned upgrade of the borough library at the municipal building is moving closer to reality.

'Don't gas the geese:' Protest against euthanizing Canada geese in P-G is a quiet one - Vimarsana News

'Don't gas the geese:' Protest against euthanizing Canada geese in P-G is a quiet one

PEAPACK-GLADSTONE - About 20 people, many holding hand-written signs, showed up in Liberty Park on Saturday to protest the planned euthanasia of Canada geese there.

Local residents plan protest after animal rights group calls off protest of planned P-G Canada goose kill - Vimarsana News

Local residents plan protest after animal rights group calls off protest of planned P-G Canada goose kill

PEAPACK-GLADSTONE - A statewide animal rights group has called off Saturday's protest of the borough's planned euthanasia of Canada geese in Liberty Park, but some local residents still plan to