Points, well taken! Great post!
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, oakdorf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Point: EVEN in the rain in the summer, people are there. Why?
Motels are booked throughout the summer. They're open because there
is no threat of eminent domain. There's people there
I have an easy answer to this subject...
Just take a drive to Pt. Pleasant Beach any day this summer (non rainy
of course)
You'll see tons of people and you will have to pay semi-big bucks to park.
The boardwalk is packed.
The food vendors are making a killing selling $6 French Fries, $8
burgers
On Jul 10, 2007, at 9:40 AM, Hinge wrote:
I have an easy answer to this subject...
Just take a drive to Pt. Pleasant Beach any day this summer (non rainy
of course)
You'll see tons of people and you will have to pay semi-big bucks
to park.
The boardwalk is packed.
Yeah, after just being
Over the years when I've had old friends visit from out of state, for one
day at least I would take them to Point Pleasant or Seaside to satisfy their
need for the Jerzy Shore Experience. Didn't matter to them if there was
rain or blistering heat; indoor bar stools at some honky tonk
On Point: EVEN in the rain in the summer, people are there. Why?
Motels are booked throughout the summer. They're open because there
is no threat of eminent domain. There's people there because there is
a beach. A boardwalk for kids. The Aquarium. Nights continue til 2 (I
can barely stay up
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, oakdorf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
or it will it be a
brooklyn meets spring lake battle for the beach.
2 to 1 on Brooklyn.
Seriously, MM appears to be headed in the right direction and is doing
what should have been done 5 years ago. In fact, had someone like
the ding-a-lings at the deal casino beach pay:
$3.00 to rent a towel
$10-$20 to rent wicker lounges on the beach. ($400 for the season)
The chairs are usually sold out. The boys come down and book 20-30
chairs.
Tommy will know. There's money in the rent a chair/umbrella biz. One
guy used to
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, oakdorf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tommy will know. There's money in the rent a chair/umbrella biz. One
guy used to control from Bradley to AP.
the great Brown family; tivia question easy one for you
oldtimers,you could not take a raft on the beach, you
the great Brown family; tivia question easy one for you
oldtimers,you could not take a raft on the beach, you had to rent
one,
that concession was put out to bid just like the umbrellas, who had
it?
Correct. You earned a beer. See tommy to collect.
Old man Brown and co had it locked
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, oakdorf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the great Brown family; tivia question easy one for you
oldtimers,you could not take a raft on the beach, you had to rent
one,
that concession was put out to bid just like the umbrellas, who
had
it?
Correct.
For me Seaside Heights is what a boardwalk should be. Just be careful at night.
Mike
Gary Wien [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Jul 10, 2007, at 9:40 AM, Hinge wrote:
I have an easy answer to this subject...
Just take a drive to Pt. Pleasant Beach any day this summer (non rainy
i'm in point pleasant and this is the reason i come up to AP!
On Jul 10, 2007, at 9:40 AM, Hinge wrote:
I have an easy answer to this subject...
Just take a drive to Pt. Pleasant Beach any day this summer (non rainy
of course)
You'll see tons of people and you will have to pay semi-big bucks
On Jul 10, 2007, at 6:46 PM, Jersey Shore John wrote:
i'm in point pleasant and this is the reason i come up to AP!
I have no problem with that. I can totally understand why people
might not want to live in a tourist town. What I don't believe is
when people say Asbury Park could never
I think one of the big problems we have here in AP is virtually no jobs at all
for the kids on
summer break. Pt. does a great job with that.
Having a job for the summer teaches kids responsibility at a young age.
I don't even like to think of the alternatives that kids in AP have to deal
with.
I have no problem with that. I can totally understand why people
might not want to live in a tourist town. What I don't believe is
when people say Asbury Park could never return to the popularity it
once had as a tourist destination. If people don't want it that's
one thing. If people think it
Lot's of potential
retail and entertainment spaces not really being used, and virtually
no money being pumped back into the city. Not only that, but our
waterfront really isn't providing many jobs for the locals the way the
Pt. beach does.
Sad.
That's true, but i think you're ahead of
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, Mike Hemeon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Housing is a reliable year round source of taxable income.
And you enter into a viscous cycle of never-ending tax increases with
only one source of revenue. Think commercial real estate tax, sales
tax, etc.
Yahoo!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ., Maybe you're
right, But I hope this kind of stability/reliability doesn't stall our
rebirth. I can't find any studies showing tourism less stable than
this: = July 9, 2007
Increasing Rate of Foreclosures
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