You're right Kevin..sorry. I was told they did and I just checked again.
I would love to know which cities do. Again, a city that cared about
civic participation would tape them. Maybe the Obama spirit of open
government will trickle down.
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "Kevin Brown" wrote
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "Gabrielle Obre"
wrote:
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> Michael,
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> My guess is Jack wasn't thinking of something like what is posted
> here. This seems to have evolved into a community of all sorts of
> discussion. Besides, there are plenty of free discussion sites that
> wouldn't cost
Hey, thanks for the plug, G!
Why not use the comments feature on Asbury Radio for a chain of
commentary? All I have to do is click on the link I get emailed and
approve the comment -- in case it's some kind a subversive, Alaskan
propaganda or somethin'.
It's a little confusing, I guess, because
Don't forget to visit Maureen's site. I think she is the only one
doing the kind of thing she's doing. I don't go to it often enough.
You can leave comments there, which would obviously be more to the
point of her articles, and I am guessing she monitors them.
Also, maybe some help could be sent h
Michael,
My guess is Jack wasn't thinking of something like what is posted
here. This seems to have evolved into a community of all sorts of
discussion. Besides, there are plenty of free discussion sites that
wouldn't cost the taxpayers anything. I am sure there are plenty of
current costs that l
you can blog at http://www.asburyparknj.com - It was just set up and
there is a category "AP Development"
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Something Gabrielle said recently made me think of this concept.
I think (hope) there are many people in our city who have good ideas that they
would like
to be heard and discussed on the city level, but I also think that it may be
tough to find
the time to actually attend council meetings and
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "Michael W. Brim"
wrote:
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> Jack:
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>
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> Interesting concept.
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and a very simple site.
How about just adding this as a note and maybe post it in every
school:
>>The Robinsons lived in a brick bungalow on the South Side of
Chicago. Fraser was a
