At the borough council meeting Monday, Aug. 19, Tuckerton Mayor Sue Marshall asked former Councilwoman Doris Mathisen to pose with the bronze plaque dedicated to the council, engineers and all those connected with building the new municipal complexat 420 East Main Street.
Mathisen was chair of the buildings and grounds committee that led theeffortto build a new borough complex to include the police station after Superstorm Sandy destroyed the former police building on South Green Street. The plaque will be installed on the building.
Even before Sandy, the municipality had been looking to expand or replace the municipalbuilding at 140 East Main St.
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