Regarding my response to last week's post entitled Baronet Graffiti
Cleaned Up, I think everyone can acknowledge that there's a
difference between street art and malicious graffiti. I intended to
address the latter, specifically the prolific tagging that exists
in Asbury, on both public and
Wasn't it you, who said the Munroe Towers should be cleaned? Will
clean up my response to you, I sound caustic; don't mean to. Love
you and think you're the smartest thing on the planet!
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, oakdorf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, sharon_b283 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wasn't it you, who said the Munroe Towers should be cleaned?
Ok.
Cleaned as in power washed and or painted. The burned out apartment
still hs a board over the window last time i looked... From Ocean
Grove BW or
Are you kiddin'? I chuckled at your response about the part, where
you spoke to hear yourself, yada, yada! That's why I STOPPED going.
Like beating a dead horse! No disrespect, I just have a fatalist
attitude! I realize that as good a human being YOU are and the few
little gripes, like a
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, sharon_b283 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dorfman, because this building is being
CLEANED, as you thought it should be.
fill me in and what you're talking about...lost me
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True enough... but let's be realistic. Of that 17k, how many are vocal? How
many have a
voice, let alone one that's actually heard in what goes on in the rebirth of
Asbury Park?
And how many of those voices are responsible for the insane Imminent Domain
policies,
or the comical contracts
Right on! Great post!
As one of those 17k people, i've attended council meetings, and i'll be honest,
being there
felt like a complete waste of my time. The one time I got up and spoke before
the council,
they sat there and stared at me like see no evil, hear no evil... and I felt
like I was
Here's another thought. Once a council meeting happens, where does one go to
read
about it? Certainly not on the city website. Maybe people would be more
interested in
attending if they had the opportunity to see (if there were a video archive) or
read about
what happens at the meetings.
On
Doesn't Monmouth Cablevision air the meetings?
Your citizen journalist idea is a great one and I alluded to something
similar in a previous post. If you build up enough of a roster, you
wouldn't have to worry about attending EVERY meeting. Folks could divvy
up the responsibility. It would be
Chris,
In a town, where you can get elected with as little as 400 votes as a
low, is incredible! All I have IS a voice! I'm not rich or well
connected, so I can bitch all I want, it just doesn't resonate.
Now, if I have the ability to raise copious amounts of cash, KNOW
people, be WELL
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, chris.hartsgrove
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But it's ok... it seems like most people want to see the Asbury
waterfront become either a
gentrified shopping mall or an over-glorified retirement community.
Be careful about such generalizations. There are
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