If they
don¹t make us a part of it, it may get to a point where we¹ll burn the whole
fucking thing down. Maybe if we march down
Cookman and break some windows and scare some of these white people, then they
will listen to us.²
Did you share this with the police? That sounds to me like a
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, 2fast4u sharon_b283@... wrote:
All I know is the rich and famous go to rehab
over and over while the poor get locked up and they throw away
the key and in some cases like gangs and drugs, it should be!
Spend a few hours in AP Muni court. I believe in the
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, cbrianwatkins@... wrote:
Those homes are condemned, well a lot of them are at least
No. The feds spent about $100 million rehabbing them all - from top to bottom.
THEN knocked them down.
There was that fear of over crowded schools or creating a
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, Educating for Justice jim@... wrote:
After the wake, I drove four of the young man¹s friends home. I knew two of
them from coaching rec basketball, so they felt somewhat comfortable
speaking with me. I asked them what they thought about AP and the
August 12, 2011
A Summer Idyll, and Then Three Bullets
By JOHN LELAND
IN the hour before sunset on June 30, Calvin Chu was with his wife, Melissa,
and 15-month-old daughter, Emma, at the playground in Morningside Park,
awaiting the long holiday weekend. Children splashed under graceful arcs of
In a message dated 8/16/2011 dfsav...@yahoo.com writes:
August 12, 2011, A Summer Idyll, and Then Three Bullets, By JOHN LELAND
===
Similarly, the link below is to one of several I seen this summer
regarding increasing problems for police.
I chose this one
a quote about christine quinn of NYC but reminds me of someone local
You can be the attack-dog politician score points and accomplish nothing
or you can decide to get things done, and she decided to get things done, Mr.
Skyler said.
Yahoo! Groups
part of what Jim wrote...
the guy who was drunk got visibly enraged. He burst into tears, screaming,
³JIM! I¹m 26 years old and I can¹t fucking read! I can¹t read! How can I get
a job? I can¹t fucking read!² That is not his fault. He was failed by both
his family (if one existed) and
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, oakdorf oakdorf@... wrote:
Mucho dinero.
The business of low income and poor is big business.
I just said that the other day to someone looking to rent a building in AP
for a program. We have people... but we need to be in the AP/Neptune area...
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, dfsavgny dfsavgny@... wrote:
How about aid/assistance for performance. Attending school, grades, attending
parents teacher meetings, seeking employment, etc.
because that's not fair.
some notes:
NJ Department of Human Services Division of Family
Oak, a lot of these programs are only available in the poorest areas, so again
you are still talking about the concentration of poverty/segregation. Here is
the head start for Bergen County, it is in a couple of spots, none in the
Northern part of the county and it runs from 845-345. That does
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, fancypaaantz fancypaaantz@... wrote:
Oak, a lot of these programs are only available in the poorest areas,
Don't blame me. Blame the directors. Apparently, no one has the common sense to
see that they have a problem with hours.
The real problem is,
That building would be great for youth programs considering the location to the
HS
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--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, cbrianwatkins@... wrote:
That building would be great for youth programs considering the location to
the HS
You and I might think that.
But I contacted Interfaith Neighbors, sent letters to the city, chamber, school
board (thanks to garret responded)
Read it in today's Press! An eye-opener.
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, MarioAPNJ@... wrote:
In a message dated 8/16/2011 dfsavgny@... writes:
August 12, 2011, A Summer Idyll, and Then Three Bullets, By JOHN LELAND
===
Similarly, the link below is to
I still like the idea someone had on here awhile back. Make the assistance
- section 8, welfare, food stamps, etc, contingent on the kids having
acceptable grades. Also make it contingent upon the parents attempting to
get work or better their lives in some way. If the pattern is broken, the
then if the kids don't get good grades - then what?
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dont have to be good grades but improvement and trying. when there is an
incentive perhaps parents will make be involved and that is what is missing. A
vicious cycle. As a liberal I acknowledge some of the failures of the Great
Society and the welfare system.
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If they don't get decent grades (or at least passing), the family loses the
funding. We are paying billions of dollars in tax money for assistance
programs for people who could care less about improving themselves, all they
are doing is passing the same problem on to the next generation. There
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