[AsburyPark] Re:what ever happened to

[jerseyjohn99]

Maureen,

Ever thought of podcasting? You basically have all the infrastructure 
in place, its simply a matter of submitting your streams to iTunes or 
podcastalley.

http://www.apple.com/itunes/store/podcaststechspecs.html

The good part is you're not subject to the FCC. Also, you can edit 
your show, aren't bound to set timelines, and can do it during a more 
convenient time. The bad part is you can't really take call-ins 
unless they're prearranged.

--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, Restore881FM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:
>
> Whatever happened to Asbury Radio?
> Well I thought you'd never ask, Allen.
> The weekly show was like doing a feature article a week and so took 
considerable time from my revenue producing work. For most of the 
past 6.5 years my freelance work suffered and so did my bank account. 
Just prior to the first FCC visit to WYGG, I took an office job. My 
boss allows me to work four weekdays and Saturday, affording me one 
weekday to do my freelancing. It's working out quite well. The same 
cannot be said for the show, which hasn't aired since Nov. 16th.
> This letter, below, that I sent to Sen. Menendez on March 20th, 
will explain the current status. I recently got a response from Cong. 
Frank Pallone to a similar fax I sent him, on Feb. 12th.  He said his 
office had asked the FCC's enforcement bureau to look into it. If I 
don't hear anything by April 8th, I should give him another call. 
This isn't satisfactory since the station's temporary permit expires 
April 7th. Pallone had no response to that information.
> I know you've been critical of my show in the past, Allen, but I 
would hope that you and other critics could still appreciate the 
importance of this threat to free speech - and no, I still don't know 
who is behind this.
>
> March 20, 2007
>  
> Re. FCC Intervention in WYGG 88.1FM
>  
> Dear Senator Menendez:
>  
> I have had a radio show, Asbury Radio (previously Restore by the 
Shore and Restore Radio), on WYGG 88.1 FM, which would've been on the 
air 7 years this June. The station is a low-band, minority owned 
arrangement that broadcasts largely in Haitian Creole. (Abner Luima 
bought and held the license until recently.) 
>  
> In mid-November Steven Desena, a field engineer with the FCC based 
on Varick St., in NY, claimed to be driving by our studios at 601 
Bangs Ave., in Asbury Park. Mr. Desena gained entrance to the 
building and examined the antenna without WYGG present. DeSena phoned 
the station manager, Jean Guy Henry, and pretended to be a cable 
installer who needed the transmitter turned down to work on the roof. 
He then summoned Henry  to the roof and brow beat Henry to try to get 
him to turn off the transmitter. Eventually, according to Henry, 
Desena turned off the transmission himself, which I’m told is a 
violation of FCC rules. The station remained off the air from just 
before Thanksgiving until February of 2007.
>  
> Desena told Henry he’d have to move the station, which he did 
during January.  The station was relocated to a house owned by and 
adjacent to the French Haitian church at 414 Asbury Ave. The FCC 
granted a temporary permit to allow the station back up on the air, 
but that permission expires in early April. The management gradually 
reintroduced programming to the station, with the exception of my 
show. Henry told me in March that he’s afraid that my show is the 
real target of the FCC’s attentions. (Desena visited again at the 
new location on Jan. 28th.) This makes three or four visits to a 100-
watt station in roughly two months. Despite this, there is no record 
on the FCC's web pages for listing Notices of Apparent Violation.
> On a recent visit, Desena reportedly asked specifically about my 
talk show and, granted this is second hand, told Henry that it may be 
the public’s right to talk about this stuff but they (?) don’t 
like it. 
>  
> Desena told Henry that all guests have to sign in, have to be 
listed prior to show time as well, with their topics and how long 
they intend to be on. Is this really Federal FCC Regulation? I can 
clearly see where such rules would have a possibly chilling effect on 
free speech.  
>  
> My second question is: Can you find out who or what formed the 
initial catalyst for Desena’s visit in November?
>  
> By the way, it may mean nothing, but my last show to air over WYGG 
was about the awakening potential of voters from Asbury Park’s West 
Side. Naturally, this protracted situation has only given fuel to 
speculation. Other subjects covered on my show have been random 
violence against Latino workers, Eminent Domain, Abolition of the 
Death Penalty, environmental and tenants' rights, etc.
> Again, if you could confirm these FCC requirements; and if you 
could find out the reason for the FCC’s spontaneous visit and 
termination of the signal, I would be most grateful.
>  
> Best regards,
> Maureen Nevin, Host - Asbury Radio
> 
> March 20, 2007
>




 
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On 03/31/07 Saturday during the Asbury Park Little League opening Ceremony 2 
Veterans rasie a Flag at 12:15 it was donated from the VFW 1333 of A/P.Alot of 
you parents & gaurdians are the foundation of what this Flag to our Country & 
how you rasie your children.I have seen alot of blame here on this site going 
to the Asbury Park School System how many people get involve with there 
children in the school system?The person rasing the Flag with me was my 
Commander a retired Jersey City Catholic School Teacher also serve in the 
U.S.M.C. during WWII.I served in the Berlin Brigade when the Wall was up 
againest Communism.I keep a picture of the mine field by close to me so I don't 
forget the Freedom we have here. Sometimes we see people here from all 
differant Countries working so hard long hours from driving a Taxi to running a 
Store.Well they know just how bad it is where they come from.So lets remember 
something here the Flag of our Country is about Freedom that can be forgotten 
once in awhile. Its about people of differant Races & Religons getting along 
with each other!.Know people are going to rasie there children some will get 
involve with sports & school because there going to what the best.Some 
won't.The one that don't there kids will be on the streets. I have a very close 
friend that is rasing his 2 daughters in N.C. like in was rasie here in A.P. by 
his Grandmother he is rasing them by himself after being wounded in Iraq.By 
himself.Next time we look at our Flag flying in wind lets thinks about all the 
Foudations out there that make that Flag fly so strong because there is alot 
here in A.P.N.J. & our children out there future lets try to kept them from 
having to go & getting wounded.

Jim Grabe
Another Veteran in A.P.N.J.



 
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[AsburyPark] Re: Drug Testing in Schools

[2fine4u]

Now, THAT, would be interesting.!

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> Drug testing for all including administrators, teachers and
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[AsburyPark] Re: Drug Testing in Schools

[2fine4u]

So why haven't you had the electronic chip, inserted in your arm, huh?
  No different, than metal detectors?  Bush has you people turned into
the sheep, you are!  What ever happened to Civil Liberties or the
Constitution?  Just so happens that this district is majority Black! 
Ever heard of the drug experiments done on Black Men at Tuskeegee,
called "The Tuskeegee Experiment"?  Look, go into Deal and Avon first
and see what kind of reception, you'll get! Over 2 million Black men
and women are incarcerated for non-violent offenses over treatment in
the case of drugs.  So instead of slavery, black men and women might
as well be in China for the 10 cents an hour they make for more than
making license plates!  It's called "The Prison Industrial Complex"!
The 1964 and 1965 Civil rights acts have been reversed to re-enslave
us, thanks to Ronald Reagan.  Do your own kids, first, not OURS! 

--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, wait_foru <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Testing for drugs in schools is no different than metal detectors
that are currently in place in some NY schools. As much as the
responsibility SHOULD fall in the laps of the parents its obvious that
that is a losing agenda I personally dont like the idea of
metal detectors framing our front doors of our schools, but who likes
to take their shoes off at the airport or empty their luggage bearing
all their personalsbut if it comes down to safety for my kids then
so be itas for the drugshey its a reality and we all bear the
responsibility and if some kids say it has deterred them, then who
else can give better testament
> 
> 2fine4u <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:  Test your OWN kids, first!
I say, NO! If Gonzo, has his talking tour
> and assistants, hiding from Congress, yelling 5th Amendment, I say NO,
> NO, for my African Children! Test Yours!
> 
> --- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "asburycouple" 
> wrote:
> >
> > I just saw on TV that the Hanover Park NJ schools are going to begin 
> > dug testing on all students. While controversial the stated objective 
> > is not to punish but to both deter use and to identify those kids who 
> > need help and get it to them.
> > 
> > One of the interesting comments I heard in the report was from some 
> > students, who said the drug testing enabled them to have an excuse
why 
> > they wouldn't do drugs when offered by friends. I can relate as
when I 
> > was in High School my involvement in sports was an accetible
reason for 
> > me to turn down these types of offers without any hard feelings or
peer 
> > pressure.
> > 
> > I'd be interested in thoughts on this kind of policy for AP schools. 
> > While the ACLU has already said they will fight this policy, the
courts 
> > have generally ruled against policies that single out indivuals or 
> > groups but allowed broader non-discriminitory types of things. If
this 
> > kind of policy can help kids who try drugs before it's too late,
remove 
> > hard core drug users so others can learn in a safe environment and
give 
> > kids an acceptable way to avoid peer pressure I am all for it.
> >
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[AsburyPark] City Council Meetings Tomorrow - Agendas

[James Keady]

Dear Constituents:

I am writing to inform you that the Asbury Park City Council will be meeting
tomorrow, Wednesday, April 4, 2007. The Executive Session begins at 4pm,
however this is not open to the public. The Workshop Session begins at 6pm
and the Regular Meeting begins at 7pm, these are both open to the public. 

I have included the meeting agendas below and I encourage you to attend. I
have also posted them on my blog at www.keadyreport.blogspot.com
  for your convenience. 

I hope this finds you well.

Peace,

James W. Keady, Councilman
City of Asbury Park, NJ

ASBURY PARK CITY COUNCIL
EXECUTIVE SESSION MEETING AGENDA
APRIL 4, 2007 - 4PM
CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC

I. Property Acquisition - Mr. Raffetto
A. 23 Borden Avenue, Block 97, Lot 29

II. Litigation
A. Teicher Update - Mr. Raffetto
B. Block 227 Update - Mr. Raffetto
C. City of Asbury Park vs. Community Medical Center and City of Asbury Park
vs. Monmouth Medical Center - Mr. Diaz

III. Contract Negotiations 
A. DRA/Progress Report - Mr. Sammet
B. Estoppel and Consent Agreement - Mr. Aaron
C. EIT Application - Mr. Hastie

IV. Personnel
A. Municipal Judge Appointment

V. Potential Litigation
A. 31-33 Jersey Street, Block 59, Lot 25 - Mr. Raffetto

ASBURY PARK CITY COUNCIL
WORKSHOP SESSION MEETING AGENDA
APRIL 4, 2007 - 6PM
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

I. Review of Regular Agenda

II. 2007 Beach Bathing Season - Mr. Garrett Giberson, Public Maintenance
Director

III. Brownfields Development Area Funds Application for the Springwood
Avenue Redevelopment Area - Mr. Raffetto, City Attorney

IV. Thomas Gilmour, Commerce Director
A. Resolution to Accept Grant Proceeds for the Asbury Park High School to
have Asbury Works Implement In-School Job Training Program
B. Resolution to Endorse Bill A30938 and S2491 for the Purpose of Revising
Provisions for Collection and Rebate of State Sales Tax by UEZ Businesses

V. Special Event Applications
NameDescriptionLocation
Date
Jewell Marketing110th Anniversary Party  Convention Hall
4/13
Jewell MarketingTaste of Asbury  Convention Hall
4/14
JS Running Club  Benefit for Special Olympics   Boardwalk
4/21
Center in AP  Jersey Shore AIDS Walk  Boardwalk
5/20
Big Brothers   Volleyball Tournament   4th Avenue Beach
6/10
Jersey Pride NJ  16th Pride Parade  Atlantic Square
Pk 6/23
Salvation Army   Weekly Gospel Service   Boardwalk
Many

VI. Request from the Asbury Park Technical Academy of Dance Recital to Use
City's Date for Convention Hall - June 10, 2007

VII. Matters to be introduced by City Council

VIII. Matters to be introduced by City Attorney

IX. Matters to be introduced by City Manager

X. Matters to be introduced by Assistant City Manager


ASBURY PARK CITY COUNCIL
REGULAR MEETING AGENDA
April 4, 2007 - 7PM

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

SILENT PRAYER/MOMENT OF REFLECTION

SALUTE TO THE FLAG

ANNOUNCEMENT BY MAYOR SANDERS - as to compliance with "Open Public Meetings
Act, Chapter 231, P.L. 1975 ,"that adequate notice of this meeting has been
provided in the following manner: The Annual Notice was forwarded to the
Asbury Park Press, The Coaster, and Star Ledger on December 27, 2007, and
posted on the City bulletin board the same date. All notices are on file
with the City Clerk.

1. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION

2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: RM - 3/7 (Mayor Sanders absent)
RM - 3/21 (DM Bruno absent)

3. PAYROLL RESOLUTION:

4. BILL RESOLUTION + Inservo

5. APPLICATIONS/LIQUOR LICENSES:

6. RESOLUTIONS:
(a) Appointments/Re-appointments.
(b) Child Abuse Prevention Month.
(c) Insurance Settlement.
(d) Acceptance of grant money -$31,000.
(e) Amend temporary budget.
(f) Discharge of Mortgage (5).
(g) State contract purchases - radio and ammunition.

7. ORDINANCES: Introduction -
(a) Salary - Assistant Animal Control Officer
(b) Handicapped Parking - 21 DeWitt Avenue

ORDINANCES: Public hearing: Adv. 3/15/07 - Coaster:
(a) Street Sweeping
(b) 721 Cookman Avenue - Air Space Easement

 

Councilman James W. Keady

1 Municipal Plaza

Asbury Park, NJ 07712

TEL: 732.502.5196

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Re: [AsburyPark] Re:what ever happened to

[Mike Hemeon]

Maureen, 
   
  I wonder what FCC rule that could be? The Fairness Doctrine hasn't been 
enforced by the FCC for years. The FCC cannot censor a station it is one of the 
reasons that there haven't been that many successful challenges to broadcast 
licenses during license renewal anymore.  Prior to 1996, groups would 
challenge, and sometimes succeed in getting a license away from a licensee 
because they didn't serve the community. 
   
  What exactly has the the station done? Why aren't there any notices of 
apparent violation or fines? 
   
  Perhaps they should turn in their license and just become a pirate station 
the FCC doesn't seem to care about them. In fact lately they get special 
treatment.
   
  Mike
   
  

Restore881FM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Whatever happened to Asbury Radio?
  Well I thought you'd never ask, Allen.
  The weekly show was like doing a feature article a week and so took 
considerable time from my revenue producing work. For most of the past 6.5 
years my freelance work suffered and so did my bank account. Just prior to the 
first FCC visit to WYGG, I took an office job. My boss allows me to work four 
weekdays and Saturday, affording me one weekday to do my freelancing. It's 
working out quite well. The same cannot be said for the show, which hasn't 
aired since Nov. 16th.
  This letter, below, that I sent to Sen. Menendez on March 20th, will explain 
the current status. I recently got a response from Cong. Frank Pallone to a 
similar fax I sent him, on Feb. 12th.  He said his office had asked the FCC's 
enforcement bureau to look into it. If I don't hear anything by April 8th, I 
should give him another call. This isn't satisfactory since the station's 
temporary permit expires April 7th. Pallone had no response to that information.
  I know you've been critical of my show in the past, Allen, but I would hope 
that you and other critics could still appreciate the importance of this threat 
to free speech - and no, I still don't know who is behind this.
   March 20, 2007
  
  Re. FCC Intervention in WYGG 88.1FM
  
  Dear Senator Menendez:
  
  I have had a radio show, Asbury Radio (previously Restore by the Shore and 
Restore Radio), on WYGG 88.1 FM, which would've been on the air 7 years this 
June. The station is a low-band, minority owned arrangement that broadcasts 
largely in Haitian Creole. (Abner Luima bought and held the license until 
recently.) 
  
  In mid-November Steven Desena, a field engineer with the FCC based on Varick 
St., in NY, claimed to be driving by our studios at 601 Bangs Ave., in Asbury 
Park. Mr. Desena gained entrance to the building and examined the antenna 
without WYGG present. DeSena phoned the station manager, Jean Guy Henry, and 
pretended to be a cable installer who needed the transmitter turned down to 
work on the roof. He then summoned Henry  to the roof and brow beat Henry to 
try to get him to turn off the transmitter. Eventually, according to Henry, 
Desena turned off the transmission himself, which I’m told is a violation of 
FCC rules. The station remained off the air from just before Thanksgiving until 
February of 2007.
  
  Desena told Henry he’d have to move the station, which he did during 
January.  The station was relocated to a house owned by and adjacent to the 
French Haitian church at 414 Asbury Ave. The FCC granted a temporary permit to 
allow the station back up on the air, but that permission expires in early 
April. The management gradually reintroduced programming to the station, with 
the exception of my show. Henry told me in March that he’s afraid that my 
show is the real target of the FCC’s attentions. (Desena visited again at the 
new location on Jan. 28th.) This makes three or four visits to a 100-watt 
station in roughly two months. Despite this, there is no record on the FCC's 
web pages for listing Notices of Apparent Violation.
  On a recent visit, Desena reportedly asked specifically about my talk show 
and, granted this is second hand, told Henry that it may be the public’s 
right to talk about this stuff but they (?) don’t like it. 
  
  Desena told Henry that all guests have to sign in, have to be listed prior to 
show time as well, with their topics and how long they intend to be on. Is this 
really Federal FCC Regulation? I can clearly see where such rules would have a 
possibly chilling effect on free speech.  
  
  My second question is: Can you find out who or what formed the initial 
catalyst for Desena’s visit in November?
  
  By the way, it may mean nothing, but my last show to air over WYGG was about 
the awakening potential of voters from Asbury Park’s West Side. Naturally, 
this protracted situation has only given fuel to speculation. Other subjects 
covered on my show have been random violence against Latino workers, Eminent 
Domain, Abolition of the Death Penalty, environmental and tenants' rights, etc.
  Again, if you could confirm these FCC requirement

[AsburyPark] Hi Craig!

[Hinge]

Is it time to get back to the rock yet?



 
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[AsburyPark] 150 - 220 Years in Jail! Now w'ere talking anti corruption...

[jerseykev]

 
Bryant surrenders passport, posts bond
Posted by the _Asbury Park Press_ (http://www.app.com/)  on  04/3/07
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TRENTON — Indicted state Sen. Wayne Bryant, D-Lawnside, made his first  
appearance today in federal court, where he posted a $250,000 personal  
recognizance bond and surrendered his passport.

Bryant, who faces fraud  and bribery charges, does not have to put up the 
cash but agrees to be  responsible for that amount if he fails to show up to 
court as  required.

During the hearing before U.S. District Judge John J. Hughes,  Bryant was 
told he faces 150 years in prison while R. Michael Gallagher, a  former dean at 
the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, faces 220  years in 
prison on the same federal charges.

Bryant was told he could  only travel within New Jersey and eastern 
Pennsylvania. Gallagher surrendered  his passport, a 30-year-old shotgun and 
was told 
his travel was restricted to  New Jersey, eastern Pennsylvania and Florida.

The two men were to leave  the courthouse this morning and be taken to FBI 
headquarters in Hamilton to be  fingerprinted.



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[AsburyPark] Re:what ever happened to

[Restore881FM]

Whatever happened to Asbury Radio?
Well I thought you'd never ask, Allen.
The weekly show was like doing a feature article a week and so took 
considerable time from my revenue producing work. For most of the past 6.5 
years my freelance work suffered and so did my bank account. Just prior to the 
first FCC visit to WYGG, I took an office job. My boss allows me to work four 
weekdays and Saturday, affording me one weekday to do my freelancing. It's 
working out quite well. The same cannot be said for the show, which hasn't 
aired since Nov. 16th.
This letter, below, that I sent to Sen. Menendez on March 20th, will explain 
the current status. I recently got a response from Cong. Frank Pallone to a 
similar fax I sent him, on Feb. 12th.  He said his office had asked the FCC's 
enforcement bureau to look into it. If I don't hear anything by April 8th, I 
should give him another call. This isn't satisfactory since the station's 
temporary permit expires April 7th. Pallone had no response to that information.
I know you've been critical of my show in the past, Allen, but I would hope 
that you and other critics could still appreciate the importance of this threat 
to free speech - and no, I still don't know who is behind this.
   
March 20, 2007
 
Re. FCC Intervention in WYGG 88.1FM
 
Dear Senator Menendez:
 
I have had a radio show, Asbury Radio (previously Restore by the Shore and 
Restore Radio), on WYGG 88.1 FM, which would've been on the air 7 years this 
June. The station is a low-band, minority owned arrangement that broadcasts 
largely in Haitian Creole. (Abner Luima bought and held the license until 
recently.) 
 
In mid-November Steven Desena, a field engineer with the FCC based on Varick 
St., in NY, claimed to be driving by our studios at 601 Bangs Ave., in Asbury 
Park. Mr. Desena gained entrance to the building and examined the antenna 
without WYGG present. DeSena phoned the station manager, Jean Guy Henry, and 
pretended to be a cable installer who needed the transmitter turned down to 
work on the roof. He then summoned Henry  to the roof and brow beat Henry to 
try to get him to turn off the transmitter. Eventually, according to Henry, 
Desena turned off the transmission himself, which I’m told is a violation of 
FCC rules. The station remained off the air from just before Thanksgiving until 
February of 2007.
 
Desena told Henry he’d have to move the station, which he did during January.  
The station was relocated to a house owned by and adjacent to the French 
Haitian church at 414 Asbury Ave. The FCC granted a temporary permit to allow 
the station back up on the air, but that permission expires in early April. The 
management gradually reintroduced programming to the station, with the 
exception of my show. Henry told me in March that he’s afraid that my show is 
the real target of the FCC’s attentions. (Desena visited again at the new 
location on Jan. 28th.) This makes three or four visits to a 100-watt station 
in roughly two months. Despite this, there is no record on the FCC's web pages 
for listing Notices of Apparent Violation.
On a recent visit, Desena reportedly asked specifically about my talk show and, 
granted this is second hand, told Henry that it may be the public’s right to 
talk about this stuff but they (?) don’t like it. 
 
Desena told Henry that all guests have to sign in, have to be listed prior to 
show time as well, with their topics and how long they intend to be on. Is this 
really Federal FCC Regulation? I can clearly see where such rules would have a 
possibly chilling effect on free speech.  
 
My second question is: Can you find out who or what formed the initial catalyst 
for Desena’s visit in November?
 
By the way, it may mean nothing, but my last show to air over WYGG was about 
the awakening potential of voters from Asbury Park’s West Side. Naturally, this 
protracted situation has only given fuel to speculation. Other subjects covered 
on my show have been random violence against Latino workers, Eminent Domain, 
Abolition of the Death Penalty, environmental and tenants' rights, etc.
Again, if you could confirm these FCC requirements; and if you could find out 
the reason for the FCC’s spontaneous visit and termination of the signal, I 
would be most grateful.
 
Best regards,
Maureen Nevin, Host - Asbury Radio

March 20, 2007