Sometimes things have to be changed. History has let us ship jo s ooverseas
and kept us to a gas engine.
If it were me i would of torn down 3/4 of the downtown and incorporated wesley
lake in a new downtown.
I read a quote a few weeks ago from a respected architect...history is expenso
e to
ASBURY PARK The city has learned it will receive $11,750,000 in state
transitional aid -- the extra money the state Department of Community Affairs
funnels to distressed cities each year.
Gov. Chris Christie required municipalities to go through a fairly rigorous
application process this
Sadly, the issue of the trees being cut down has been going on since the
beginning of the year - there was pretty extensive coverage in the tri-City
News
and the Coaster (don't recall that stellar beacon of journalism the Asbury Park
Press quite catching on to the coverage). From
If I remember correctly one of the decision points that led to the decision to
remove the tress is that many of the trees were approaching the typical
life-span for that variety of tree. I can't quite remember where I read that,
but I know I did somewhere.
30-40 year old trees are not
I don't think it's the worst thing in the world that could have happened.
Callery Pears are pretty tough trees and they actually stay green for quite a
while, not to mention they look nice later in the fall. I'm not sure what
cultivar is planted in Asbury, but I'm assuming it's Bradford.
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