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'Magical Mondays' at Wonderland Pier Start With Mahar Benefit
A weekly unlimited rides promotion on Monday afternoons benefits local charities.
“Magical Mondays” at started Aug. 1 with a benefit for the family of Jim Mahar, a 12th Street resident who died suddenly in June at age 53.
The weekly event is open to the public and includes unlimited rides 1 to 4 p.m. Mondays with the purchase of a $20 wristband. All proceeds benefit local charities.
The first "Magical Monday" of the season on Aug. 1 saw proceeds go to the Thomas, Victor and Carmella Mahar’s Scholarship Fund.
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Mahar, a husband and father of three, owned the Decompression Wear screen-printing and embroidery company and Point Storage in Somers Point. He was a well-liked figure in his hometown of Ocean City. He died of a heart attack on June 19.
He is survived by his wife, Karen (Williams), and their three children, Thomas (13) Victor (11) and Millie (8).
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"Magical Mondays" continue for four more weeks with the following beneficiaries:
- August 8: Cystic Fibrosis Families
- August 15: The HERO Campaign (for designated drivers)
- August 22: Betsy Young Family
- August 28: United Way
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