All sides of the nearly five-year-long battle over contamination and clean up of the Italian-American Sportsmen's Club site are set to appear before the township council at its Tuesday meeting.
Council President Dennis Pone has invited representatives from the club, the township, environmentalists, neighbors, and the state Department of Environmental Protection to speak about how to move forward with site.
Source: http://www.nj.com/
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