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Franklin Lakes Kicks Off March with Rescheduled 5K and Soup Season

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By Editorial BoardTuesday, February 3, 2026
Franklin Lakes Kicks Off March with Rescheduled 5K and Soup Season

Franklin Lakes' event calendar sees a reshuffling as the 'Super Sunday' 5K, initially postponed due to extreme cold, is now set for March 1st at 10:00 AM at the Franklin Lakes Community Center. The event, a family-friendly initiative by Franklin Lakes Living Healthy, features a 5K run and a 2K 'Pup Strut,' welcoming runners, walkers, and spectators alike. The first 275 registered runners will receive a commemorative t-shirt and medal, with post-race festivities including sponsor vendor booths, music by DJ Steve, and wings.

Meanwhile, area residents are seeking warmth and comfort in soup. While the 'Redneck Soup Kitchen' may be experiencing logistical pauses, according to social media posts, Franklin Lakes offers a variety of alternatives. Market Basket and The Chef's Table, known for their diverse menus, provide comforting soup options. Yelp reviews also highlight several soup spots near Franklin Lakes, including options for Korean cuisine, seafood soup, and udon. For those seeking well-being information, the Environmental Commission encourages residents to test their well water annually; details are available on the borough website's informational flyer.

For families with young children, Bright Horizons Preschool is hosting an information session on January 29th for their mixed-age 3 & 4-year-old preschool program. Applications are being accepted, but interested parties should apply quickly, as the program often has a waiting list by mid-February.

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Published Tuesday, February 3, 2026 BergenWorks Editorial
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