-I wish you'd run for office! We could use someone with your
thoughtful awareness. You have great ideas and solutions to "simple"
problems, but by the time this city gets to them, they become costly.
You were the first poster to suggest surveillance. As a libertarian,
I wasn't so much for it, until you suggested where! I believe certain
common areas should ALWAYS be surveilled, such as the park, Cookman
Ave., certain streets and corners, where crime often occurs, such as
the Sheffield Grocery and Ridge and Bangs Ave. It's a sad way to
live, but if the park is overun with drug users, the authorities
should "set 'em up"! Where's the UEZ money? This is a quality of
life issue where residents, should feel safe and are not! Even the
lobby of City Hall, where a woman went up to the closed offices and
lay down on a couch and went to sleep. Remember that? Stay with us;
we need you!
-- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "Hinge" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Thanks Sharon and Mario.
> I'm going to find a way to focus on the things about AP that I am
most passionate about,
> such as making the park a safer, cleaner place, and continuing to
push the issue of
> surveillence cameras. I really care about public perception (from
outsiders) about this city.
> I may still go ahead with creating a more efficient city message
board as i've previously
> discussed, with it's own domain name. Obviously, there are some
people here which will
> have absolutely no interest in checking it out because they think it
will be restrictive. I'd
> just like it to be a cordial place. A good example is the political
group I created. There has
> been no need for moderation there at all, and there's been some
great, heated
> discussions. The difference between that group and this one is that
people make an effort
> to keep it a functional place to hold discussions without making
ugly, personal attacks.
> Yesterday, somebody wrote that the posters here are ambassadors for
the city. I agree
> with that completely. The last two days corrupt that ideal and hurt
our effectiveness.
>
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