Township Removes Graffiti From Shuls, Ahead Of Planned Cleanup

or yecheskel graffitiAs first reported yesterday, two Shuls in the Ridge Avenue area were defaced with graffiti, as well as other properties. Today, the Township, cleaned the sacred buildings, not waiting for the scheduled cleanup which is to take place on the 25th of August. As earlier reported, O.C Prisoners will be performing a graffiti cleanup around town, the second such cleanup in two months.

To report graffiti in your area, call the Quality of Life hotline at 732-942-5003.

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Thankfull
16 years ago

Thank you “public Works” for another great job.

Old Timer
16 years ago

Yes – thanks Public Works – for using my tax money for cleaning up the graffiti.

america
16 years ago

Don’t blame the Public works dept., we do as we are told by your elected officials.

@ TLS editor
16 years ago

Again, no comma needed in the headline. If you are going to publish articles please take an English writing course, this is getting embarrassing.

Anonymous
16 years ago

Thank you Public Works and Lakewood Township. They are here to serve the public, and enough of the residents of this town are hurt and demoralized by the sight of ugly graffitti defacing two beautiful houses of worship. Good use of my tax money. Now, how do we make sure this does not happen again…

enough said
16 years ago

Why is the township payroll paying for this. Can they come clean my house.