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  A Small Town Remembers What Lies In The Landfill              9/4/04

     The Borough of Carteret, a small blue-collar community which sits on the Arthur Kill waterway, a few yards from the shores of Hills One and Nine of the Fresh Kills Land fill, remembers what the city of New York seeks to forget. That the Remains of Those Lost at the WTC on September 11, 2001 , have been bull dozed into the Landfill. A landfill which has no honor for those we called Heros such a short time ago.

The plaque has been placed on the waterfront pier which faces Hills One and Nine.  It pays homage to the

Victims which are interred in the landfill.  The borough was one of the 157 communities which passed a resolution in support of the removal of the ashen remains, bone fragments, and human tissue from the landfill for   a proper burial.   Mayor, Dan Reiman, Council President Ronald Rios, and Council members have demonstrated their commitment “Never To Forget”.

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