Wow, great example of a poorly written, mean spirited and probably drunk post.
Why?
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "Fred" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> --- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, Gary Wien <lightgrw@> wrote:
> >
> > Werner,
> >
> >
>
> Hey Gary worry about your shitty newspaper let the Asbury residends
> and elected offiaciac of AP do their joib. If you want to amensd the
> plan move here and run for offoce if not just shut up. You and other
> people should shut up or shit and get off the pot move here or just
> shut up. I will say this the future of this city isn't the
> waterfront The futrte is the overall stabillity of this city. If
> certain people get what they want and divide this city you will see a
> major reduction in redevelopement and watching whoerver invested
> moving on. Then the city gets stuck with real smumbags and the small
> invester will be left holding the empty bag. That's OK you will
> always have a soup kitcken or homeless shelter to keep you going or
> get a nice tax break.
>
>
>
>
>
> I agree with you that the ideal thing would be to have the
> > redevelopment plan amended to make sure there are entertainment
> > districts in locations like where the Wonder Bar is located. The
> > main idea behind the petition is simply to show Asbury Partners
> that
> > the Wonder Bar is in a location BEST SUITED for entertainment and
> > dining rather than additional housing. I believe that additional
> > housing in that area would be detrimental to any further usage of
> > Convention Hall and the Paramount Theatre while keeping the Wonder
> > Bar and adding an additional restaurant next door would ENHANCE
> > Convention Hall and the Paramount.
> >
> > I guess it all comes down to whether or not they wish to attract
> > people to the town. We have all seen how few events have been
> staged
> > within Convention Hall and the Paramount. It's an amount that has
> > got to be the lowest of its kind in New Jersey. Virtually every
> > county has several arts centers such as the Count Basie Theatre in
> > Red Bank and all of them are filled with events. If that area not
> > only keeps the Wonder Bar but goes further in that direction, it
> > would make it far more enticing for people to come see shows
> there.
> > Imagine being able to have a nice dinner at either the Wonder Bar,
> > HoJos, or a new restaurant right next door to the Wonder Bar and
> then
> > just walking across the street to the venue? That would be a
> great
> > combination.
> >
> > So, the idea behind the petition is to keep Asbury Partners
> focused
> > on the importance of maintaining the Wonder Bar - for its
> historical
> > nature, community-mindedness, and location within the event center
> > areas as well as make sure they realize that some things are worth
> > saving. The Wonder Bar is such a thing in my opinion because it
> not
> > only is currently doing good business in town (a proven winner)
> and
> > has benefited the town in many ways but it clearly benefits their
> > interest in the Paramount Theatre and Convention Hall.
> >
> > I think this is very different from the Save Tillie idea because
> of
> > one MAIN reason - the fact that the Wonder Bar is currently doing
> > business while the Palace had been closed for years. I could see
> why
> > this might remind you of the Save the Pony idea, but this petition
> is
> > to keep the Wonder Bar in its current location not just to keep
> the
> > club alive. Since I have very little faith that Asbury Partners
> has
> > any idea how to run entertainment in the town (just look at how
> many
> > people have been hired through the years to run that department
> for
> > them) I think they need to be reminded that Convention Hall and
> the
> > Paramount need to have a mini entertainment district around
> them.
> > Without such a district, the venues will have even less importance
> > than they do now. I really doubt that the people moving into the
> > condos will sell out those venues. That kind of ticket sales
> > requires attracting people from outside the area. A mini
> > entertainment district will attract the people far more than
> > additional housing.
> >
>
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