Debbie - congratulations!!! I saw things lit up last night while
driving by and was hoping you were back!
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, Debbie DeLisa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> The best thing is that Madison Marquette did announce that theyand
Asbury Partners have offered to pay the balance needed to install the
video surveillance cameras in the city. This is great news!!!
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> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Mon, 14 Jan 2008 12:00:22 -
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> This is just a brief writeup I am sure the article to follow
tomorrow will carry more information. Don't be so hard on them, how
many times did they proclaim great developements here only to never
be completed.
> ----- Original Message ----From: Jack Pitzer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]: Monday, January 14, 2008 2:55:16 PMSubject:
[AsburyPark] The APP story about MM
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> In typically low key about good news in AP fashion...And why no
mention of the surveillance cameras?"Boardwalk plans unveiled in
Asbury ParkBY NANCY SHIELDS COASTAL MONMOUTH BUREAU JANUARY 14,
2008ASBURY PARK Madison Marquette, the retail mover and shaker on
the Asbury Park waterfront, unveiled its immediate plans for the
boardwalk for this summer, including several upscale restaurants to
be located in the oceanfront pavilions.Restaurateur and musician Tim
McCloone, who owns restaurants in Sea Bright and Pier Village in Long
Branch, will take over the first and second floors of the former
Howard Johnson's restaurant in the Fifth Avenue pavilion. He will
take over the Salt Water Beach Cafe on the first floor and also open
up a supper club on the second floor. An Italian restaurant, to be
operated by the owners of Serena, also in Pier Village in Long
Branch, is planned for the First Avenue pavilion.The new restaurants
are to be open for the summer, said Gary Mottola, president of
investments for Madison Marquette."It's a major effort, it's a
substantial effort and needs to happen immediately, '' Mottola
said.Other city restaurants, including Taka and Market in the Middle,
plan to open additional eateries in the boardwalk zone. Mottola also
said the Wonder Bar on Ocean Avenue is expected to reopen by May, and
Madison Marquette plans to open a beach club for families. In
addition, Mottola also said improvements to the Paramount Theater and
Convention Hall will be completed by summer.Many of the plans will
require city approval."We have plans to completely revitalize the
boardwalk by summer,'' Mottola said."
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