TRENTON — It might get a cold reception from some New Jersey kids, but state lawmakers have begun advancing a bill that would require them to wear helmets while ice skating.

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Nobody, though, asked me if I had been wearing a helmet. I hadn't. None of us had. Julia Oswald and her dad, Carl Oswald, wore helmets for a skating outing this month at Eklutna Lake.

Ice skaters and scooter riders 17 or younger would be required for the first time to wear helmets under legislation being considered in the state Senate.

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All participants in on-ice recreation programs run by the city, such as learn-to-skate classes, are already required to wear a CSA-approved hockey helmet. That includes adults.

Price: One hour skate limit per admission at management’s discretion. $9.50/adults; $7.50/children 12 and under; $5 military service members; $5 skating without rental. Helmets are offered free ...

For ages 3-4. Ice Explorers is a class for independent pre-school aged children that focuses on gently acquainting skaters with the ice and developing coordination in a creative and playful ...