Bridgewater Township Council members voted Monday to approve a pact paying the Al Falah Center $5 million and authorizing a property swap. The center had proposed construction of a mosque at one site but agreed to an alternate location.
December 03, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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Officials of a New Jersey town involved in a dispute with the Al Falah Center have approved a settlement that clears the way for construction of a mosque.
Bridgewater Township Council members voted Monday to approve a pact paying the center $5 million and authorizing a property swap. The center had proposed construction at one site but agreed to an alternate location.
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