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Alan Weinrib
Alan C. Weinrib. I am a disability advocate. I fight for accessibility and handicapped parking issues. I have been trying to reason with strip malls, also WalMart, ShopRite, PathMark, HomeDepot ... Disability Rights News and Views Founded on July 5, 2003 http://groups.yahoo.com/group/disability-rights-news-and-views/ Wheel Me On - Member http://www.wheelmeon.org ADAPT - Member http://www.adapt.org 

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McDonald's East Brunswick, NJ
By Alan Weinrib | Published  06/25/2006





                                                                    McDonalds
                                            730 State Route 18 No.
                                         East Brunswick, NJ 08816
                                                 (732) 257-8383





    In the Township of East Brunswick, NJ in the County of Middlesex is a McDonald's located on the intersection of Route 18 North and Race Track Road that is owned by McDonald's, which has been newly refurbished. They put three reserved for employees spaces near the entrance. Further away near the road are three reserved for handicapped spaces with outdated signage. It seems they feel their employees are more important than a customer who is a person with disabilities. They have been notified originally last year and have made no changes up to present date. The East Brunswick Code Enforcent Official has also done nothing
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