--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, Allan Peterson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
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>I couldn't have said it any better. You can't buy the free
advertisement that the Boss has given us over the past 30 years and
the real residents praise him for that.
If Brue has asked for buildings etc not to be named after him then
that request should be respected. Asking what more can he can do for
the city is just ridiculous. My guess what is really being asked is
how we can exploit his fame? The man's success has been well
deserved for years of work. He must feel a bond with the city and
gives back in many ways probably more than we will even know. His
gifts are to provide hope to those who need it. How could the city
and/or master developer capitalize on this? Maybe place his picture
of the real estate ads? Or if you buy a condo, you get a signed CD?
His history will always be a part of Asbury but his fame can not be
used to raise real estate values here for individuals.
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> dfsavgny <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Just saw Bruce on the Boardwalk on
Eyewitness News Ch 7 in advance of
> his appearance on Good Morning America. I ask the question why
doesn;t
> Bruce do more for AP? I don't intend that to mean that to cast
light on
> what he doesn't do, but WHY he obviously doesn;t do more? You could
not
> ask for a better attention grabber. Other places would kill for it.
WHY
> hasn't this City and master developer been able to capitalize more
on
> his apparent love for AP? Is the answer to my first question
because of
> what the city has agreed to do - destroy in part the AP Bruce
remembers
> and loves? Is it because he has no love for Asbury Partners (who
> could)? How does Bruce feel about trading remanmts of the Circuit
for a
> condo village? AP only makes the news for two reasons - 1) negative
> news explotive the fears of the white suburbs and 2) its music
> heritage, typically associated with Bruce. How could a
redevelopment
> plan totally ignore this City's already-established foundation for
> fame? Absolutely insane.
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