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IronMatt Carwash For Cancer Research

Saturday's Fundraiser at Colonial Road School honored former student.

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The Matthew Larson Foundation for Pediatric Brain Tumors (aka IronMatt) held its annual carwash on Saturday. The event, run by the youth of Franklin Lakes, raises funds for children with brain tumors in memory of Matt Larson, a former student who passed away at the age of 7. Over the past four years this event has raised over $13,000. 

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