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Letter to the Editor: To Anonymous Poster on NJ.com Regarding NP Fuel

Gary Kapner, a business owner in New Providence and a customer at NP Fuel for 20 years, says he's never had a problem at NP Fuel and there are two sides to every story.

What’s the deal, with the recent anonymous post on NJ.com concerning a boycott of NP Fuel (post # 668 by sugarmagnoliamf).  Sugarmagnoliamf states that she paid $20.00 for gas that was not put in her car’s tank.

I have been a customer of NP Fuel for twenty years and I have never had a problem there. Don Murphy, the owner of NP Fuel, is an active and generous member of the New Providence business community and I know him to be a reasonable man. There are always two sides to any story, whether there was a misunderstanding, an error or something else. I would like to believe that reasonable people can settle a business dispute like adults and not resort to anonymous muckraking on NJ.com

I assume based on her screen name the sugarmagnoliamf is a fan of the Grateful Dead. All the deadheads I know are reasonable people.  I would be happy to reimburse you your 20.00 on behalf of the New Providence Business community.

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Respectfully,

Gary Kapner

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Gary Kapner is a twenty year resident of New Providence and along with his wife Rachel own Creative Wallcoverings & interiors located a 560 Central avenue.  Gary is a past president of the New Providence Business and Professional Association, a board of the New Providence Downtown Improvement District, a member of the New Providence Planning Board, and a board member of the Suburban chamber of commerce.


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