Despite Tuckerton Borough Attorney and state Sen. Christopher J. Connors’ recent advice to the Tuckerton Volunteer Fire Co. to mind its own business and work on meeting the conditions necessary for reinstatement, former fire chief Lee Eggert returned to the public forum on Sept. 18 to hurl additional accusations.
“We’ve been told by several people, including the attorney, including Mr. Dupuis, after the last meeting, to just ‘sign the agreement’ as far as the fire company goes,” said Eggert.
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