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In Our Opinion: Scrap The Monument Park; No Reward For Prasad’s Bad Behavior

The Township Council at its Sept. 25 meeting is apparently set to create yet another “Citizen’s Committee” to discuss the proposed “Peace and Nonviolence” monument park, targeted for some township-owned open space at Route 27 and Cortelyous Lane.

This is the “start from square one” approach that several council members advocated at the Aug. 14 council meeting, after the council in general, and Township Councilman Rajiv Prasad – the project’s champion – in particular, was lambasted by the public for the mishandling of the idea of planting two bronze statues and two bronze busts on an ornate granite platform.

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