Wow!
First off, Brian lives in this town just like I do, and we see every fucking
day what a mess has been made of this city.
After what, a decade or more the lot behind the Empress has been cleared. And
tell me this, what will it become? A parking lot?
Where's the plan for it's future? I'd be w
Brian -
I agree with you about Reidy as far as being in charge when it comes to
spending. He's grown that city hall staff to amazing proportions, prior to the
cutbacks this year.
(I'll never forget how the council voted to hire him first and then negotiated
salary.)
But my guess on the waterfr
Brian, this is a City administration, not a "town" your first clue should have
been the title "City of Asbury Park".
Before I comment on your "Ceremonial" statement, I would like to ask you what
YOU have done to make a difference in the City of Asbury Park.
You complain a lot, I got that. Y
I'm always so perplexed at people blaming the town council, or implying that
they are in charge of the decision making
They are ceremonial at best,the City Manager (the most useless and money
draining position in local politics) is the one pulling the strings
And by no means is that directed at
Has anyone heard if the sheriff's sale of Esperanza went off today?
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And why are these details discussed behind closed doors, Dorf? All these
questions you pose are valid and there is no reason why the public shouldn't
know. In fact, denying us that information is against the law.
The appeals panel, in Nevin V Asbury Park, wrote that it defeats the spirit of
the
