Re: [AsburyPark] Re: Redevelopment News

[MarioAPNJ]

Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED], In reference to your comment:   I may be one of the only ones on this board who actually live in town (for over 45 years)...been though the good and bad..   I can match those credentials very closely.but have a different take.   Re: .just a question for you gary...have you ever paid property taxes or rented a home in asbury? yea thats what i thought...you sure do have alot to say for an OUT OF TOWNER!!! please dont say WE when you talk about asbury anymore, it is an insult to the LONGTIME tax payers here...sam 8th ave resident   I've often appreciated critiques from non-residents and ex-residents (not the white "flighters" though), especially when their comments show some vision for what AP could be or a fond remembrance of what it once was; when I hear them say "we," I understand the connection and am not insulted. On the other hand, I sense that some long time residents became jaded or cynical because of all the false starts and were limited by a sense of deja vu. Seems to me that a lot of the renewed energy and passion in the past several years came mostly  from the so-called "newbies" or "carpetbaggers" who didn't have that much baggage.   Re: .i voted for loffredo, sanders, and bruno and i will continue to vote for them until they are through with the job they started 6 years ago..   We also share the same voting record.  One of the above is a personal friend.  The other two I do not know personally, but at least one of them seems to have gone to the Appalachia School of Public Relations. (No offense to any Appalachians here for that stereotype :-) )  All three might want to reconsider if they really benefit from being allied with the "pen" of a certain columnist.   Re:  it does not suprise me, you are full of Sh#&y ideas...when are you going to learn that nobody is listening to you and thank god that they are not..   The Trenton vision sounded pretty creative to me.  Whether anything visionary can be completed here is yet to be seen.  So I'll be listening while I keep "uncle's"  advice in mind.   "My uncle ordered popovers from the restaurant's bill of fare. And when they were served, he regarded them with a penetrating stare . . .   Then he spoke great Words of Wisdom as he sat there on that chair: "To eat these things," said my uncle, "you must exercise great care. You may swallow down what's solid . . . BUT . . . you must spit out the air!"   And . . . as you partake of the world's bill of fare, that's darned good advice to follow.   Do a lot of spitting out the hot air. And be careful what you swallow."           Cordiali saluti, ========Original Message======== Subj: [AsburyPark] Re: Redevelopment News Date: 11/4/2006 3:53:52 A.M. Eastern Standard Time From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com Sent on:    --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED]ups.com, Lightgrw <[EMAIL PROTECTED].> wrote: > > There was some big redevelopment news in the newspaper last week! > > An entertainment district featuring a $40 million, 100,000 square foot > complex; a four-story, 700-car parking garage; restaurants, bars and > clubs including the following who have supposedly signed leases: Red > Cheetah, a martini bar and dance club; Southside Johnny's Tavern (a pub > associated with NJ musician Southside Johnny); King Biscuit Cafe (a > home-style restaurant that will have a radio studio for the > performances of the national radio show King Biscuit Flour Hour); > Toad's Place (major music venue); Wet Willie's Daiquiri Bar; B.B. > King's Blues Cafe; and Funny Bone Comedy Club. This goes along with > the creation of 99 new apartments. > > Unfortunately... this redevelopment plan is for Trenton. > > While it may never see the light of day either - does anyone else > wonder why it's taking so long for "names" to be tacked on to the > boardwalk projects? And why isn't there a Southside Johnny Tavern in > Asbury Park???? For about a decade his band's name was on a sign above > the Stone Pony entrance (remember - the home of the Asbury Jukes?) > > Oh well... I guess I can root for this to happen. It's nice to see at > least one city in New Jersey trying to be a destination place. While I > know firsthand that Trenton still has a stigma to its name (I just > wasted a day with a booth at a supposedly statewide festival there a > few weeks ago) I believe that if you put entertainment, restaurants and > convenient parking ANYWHERE you can make it work. The Sovereign Bank > Arena has proven that people will come to that area and I bet this will > work too if the project actually happens. > > Why should Asbury care? Because this is the kind of thing that could > bring people to the city to spend money and it's something that would > create jobs in the city. gary, are you kidding me? southside johnny cafe? you wanna make southside the man himself puke? dont you remember the rising fiasco? bruce wrote a letter to the tri-city asking the people in charge of the city and redevelopment to kindly not name any streets, statues, bars,cafes, or hotdog stands after him or his songs. do you realize that bruce and southside are the streets of asbury, no nead to pay touristy homage to them...but it does not suprise me, you are full of Sh#&y ideas...when are you going to learn that nobody is listening to you and thank god that they are not...i for one could not be happier with the direction of the redevelopment and I may be one of the only ones on this board who actually live in town (for over 45 years)...been though the good and bad...i voted for loffredo, sanders, and bruno and i will continue to vote for them until they are through with the job they started 6 years ago...just a question for you gary...have you ever paid property taxes or rented a home in asbury? yea thats what i thought...you sure do have alot to say for an OUT OF TOWNER!!! please dont say WE when you talk about asbury anymore, it is an insult to the LONGTIME tax payers here... sam 8th ave resident > > > ************************************************************************ > **************** > Upstage Magazine - New Jersey's Premier Arts & Entertainment Magazine > PO Box 140, Spring Lake, NJ 07762 (732) 280-3305 > http://www.UpstageMagazine.com > __._,_.___ SPONSORED LINKS Asbury park nj real estate United state flag Asbury park nj Asbury park real estate United state travel Your email settings: Individual Email|Traditional Change settings via the Web (Yahoo! 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