To the Editor:
First of all, I feel bad because I said I would never be one of those people who complained. But I feel this is justified for the safety of everyone.
I am 36 and live in Manahawkin. My parents, one of whom is immune compromised due to a kidney transplant, live in Long Beach Township. My mother called the Gator Saturday to get off the beach and kindly asked the driver if he had a mask he could put on. He told her they are not required to wear one.
July 1, 2020
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