To the Editor:
Along with a half-dozen members of the Harvey Cedars Activity Committee, over a dozen state Department of Environmental Protection and Johnson & Johnson volunteers and four lifeguards, I helped clean up non-bulkheaded bayfront land on May 31. We gathered a huge pile of lumber, a 5-foot-tall outside shower with pipes attached and dozens of bags of waterfront debris.
The amount of stuff I picked up on three small street-end beaches surprised me, although I guess Superstorm Sandy trash continues to…
June 14, 2017
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