On Friday, June 26, the organizers of LBI 4 Black Lives, Laura Esposito, Schneider Juste, Olivia Satton and Kenny Guzman, set up a voter registration drive in front of The Union Market and Gallery in Tuckerton. From 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. locals coming by for coffee, brunch or a bouquet from Eastlin Floral Design had the opportunity to register to vote. At the end of every order, Union Market co-owner Dani Corso warmly asked, “Is your voter registration updated?”
In addition to providing pens and forms, all day long speakers and musicians provided a positive message encouraging…
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