To the Editor:
I am one of the cofounders of the LEHT/Tuckerton Concerned Citizen’s Association, which in the past had stopped the unwanted trash transfer station at the gateway of our community where Shooters now stands. I guess you can call me an activist for the good of this community.
The past few years I’ve battled cancer and debilitating injuries, but I can no longer sit back and see our community spiraling down as I read the papers and speak with members of our community.
October 31, 2018
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