Dear Art Lovers!
The Shore Institute of the Contemporary Arts (SICA) is moving to a new
location on Cookman Avenue later this year. This nonprofit gallery space
will feature contemporary art, photography, installations, as well as
modern dance and other performing arts. SICA is holding a
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, oakdorf oakdorf@... wrote:
Tell me one thing please - where were all these people, charities etc - that
all had the opportunity to help and rebuild their own community - but didn't.
They had decades to do it but didnt. Now its our turn.
Is it a sin
Constantly spending money on my house here. Fixing it up and maintaining it.
The lawn is always cut. Constantly pick up garbage on the streets. I dont care
who lives here or next to me as long as you take care of your property and are
civil and law abiding. If you are not, I don't give a flying
I have a question about a bungalow on 1st Ave, near Kingsley. This property has
been horribly maintained for at least as long as I've lived in AP. The only
activity I see there is the owner stopping by to feed the family of feral cats
and kittens that live there. It's both a health hazard and
Jack
I don't think the SPCA will do much until you see a dead animal on the
property. Since the owner is providing food and shelter to these cats, they are
not technically feral.
If you do see one who seems dead or close to it, you could call the police for
animal neglect/abuse
That house
Actually, the SPCA sent out a vehicle and they picked up the sick cat. This was
about 2 years ago.
As for the house, I don't understand how the owner gets away with leaving it in
that condition. When a few cracks developed on my sidewalk last year, code
inforcement contacted my landlord and he
I was speaking more in terms of perception.
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, dfsavgny dfsavgny@... wrote:
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, fancypaaantz fancypaaantz@ wrote:
The problem is the inherent conflict with gentrification. The rich move
in and displace the poor.
I would take pictures of it and put pressure on the city to demolish it and put
a lien for the demolition costs on the property.
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, Hinge hinge98@... wrote:
I have a question about a bungalow on 1st Ave, near Kingsley. This property
has been horribly
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, dfsavgny dfsavgny@... wrote:
I would take pictures of it and put pressure on the city to demolish it and
put a lien for the demolition costs on the property.
Put a bigger memory card in. And spend three hours driving ALL around.
Start with the boarded
Dave (Oak),
First let me say that I always have enjoyed the posts you have put on here
as well as the off-list conversations we have had. Second, I clearly struck
a nerve with you with my last post and I am ok with that. You ask if I
write for self-promotion, to cause one to reflect, etc. I
Where did the money that the Federal Government keeps sending
here and never reach those it was intended for? I'll bet no one on
the Council can account for lost millions that the late
Assemblyman Smith brought to this area. He TOLD me this!
My daughter HAD a business on Cookman Ave., next to
Mr Keady
You've brought up a few talking points I've been very curious about for some
time. If you don't mind, I'd like to email you off this messageboard to discuss
further. I would love to get a different opinion on some things and you seem to
have insight that I've been assuming for
J. Edgar was a stone racist! I can't name my source but I heard
that he had black blood, which is why he was so hateful, in addition
to privately wearing women's clothing.
It's presumptuous to speak about what if's. Malcolm X spoke
about using the gun to getting our freedom, by any means
Good point Sharon
After the Great Recession, our country dropped 330 Million (trillions these
days) on Infrastructure, this put people back to work, built roads and bridges
and basically got us out of the economic disaster we were in
As they sayHistory Repeats Itself, unfortunately, since
There's housing, ready to move in, left by the military of Ft. Monmouth. It's
going to waste, now that everything moved to MD.
It would house thousands, right off Hope Rd. in Eatontown. It's
unbelievable what problems this would solve if AP residents,
the disabled and retired military could just
Actually, most of that housing is rotting away. There's mold everywhere. I grew
up in Eatoncrest apts. which is surrounded by that development. It's been
fenced in for years, and is currently home to a herd of deer.
Right around the corner at the Ft. Monmouth golf course, there were acres of
Those homes are condemned, well a lot of them are at least
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Most of its condemned and not livable
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I live in the real world. It is beautiful where I live.
I think everyone should have the chance to work, make a decent living
and be able to enjoy it without some thug/gang/thief, trying to make off with
what someone sweated for. I blame the police and the City
for not properly lighting certain
Thoughtfully said.
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, Educating for Justice jim@... wrote:
Dave (Oak),
First let me say that I always have enjoyed the posts you have put on here
as well as the off-list conversations we have had. Second, I clearly struck
a nerve with you with my last
At very least, the city should do a survey of it's street lighting and find out
what's working, and what's not. The block on Bergh where the carjacking took
place has non-working lights, and several of us have called JCPL, but so far,
they remain out.
On the other hand, this weekend I saw foot
Massive amounts of Bike Patrols ALL weekend in my neighborhood
Two seperate patrols stopped while I was tending to my yard and asked how
everything was, if I had seen anything out of the ordinary
That was a first since I've lived here
Its a step, albeit a baby one
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Thanks Jim.
I've been up late the past two weeks ever since that kid that got carjacked.
I usually stop in to say hi to my kids when they are working. But the real
reason is - I go down to check out what's happening in the immediate area.
They work late. Then my daughter goes out in AP. They
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