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Press Release2026-03-17

RELEASE: In Bergenfield, Gottheimer Celebrates at St. Patrick’s Day Parade Breakfast

Josh Gottheimer
Josh Gottheimer
DNJ-5 · Representative
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RELEASE: In Bergenfield, Gottheimer Celebrates at St. Patrick’s Day Parade Breakfast

Bergenfield, NJ – On Sunday, Congressman Josh Gottheimer (NJ-5) joined the Council of Irish Associations of Greater Bergen County for their breakfast celebration before the 44th Annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade.  The breakfast, a long-standing tradition that brings together community leaders, families, and organizations from across North Jersey, serves as a kickoff to one of Bergen […] The post RELEASE: In Bergenfield, Gottheimer Celebrates at St. Patrick’s Day Parade Breakfast appeared first on Josh Gottheimer .
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