I completely agree with this statement. Although I am not someone who
has too much history with Asbury park from the past, what is drawing me
here is not the buildings or even the history... it is the people. The
people who I have met here are dynamic, passionate, interesting and fun!
You have the ability to make this "new Asbury Park" into a terrific and
still very unique place just by the fact that you are all here...
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "Hinge" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> This morning, I was noticing the new grass on the updated traffic
island on 1st ave. and I
> think it looks great. Big improvement. It also looks great at night as
I approach my home. The
> new lights look inviting somehow. I'm sure Werner will have issue with
this statement, but I
> like it.
> That being said, progress is finally being made, and unfortunatly
whether we like it or not, we
> can't stop it.
> The Asbury we all know and love is only a memory now, but it's a good
memory...and we now
> are looking at a new reality in our city. Sure, it might not be what
we all love and remember,
> but I believe it's time to give the future that MM is building a
chance. Since they've become
> actively involved, things appear to be moving along and are looking
pretty good (I never
> thought I'd say that). I also think that MM is sensitive to our
history and listening to our
> concerns.
>
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