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BEST WATERING HOLES FOR WASTING TUITION LOANS: ANY BAR ON SECOND STREET First stop: Legends (5236 E. Second St., Long Beach 90803. 562.433.5743). Hands down the rowdiest sports bar during a gameâand the largest bar on SecondâLegends is good for ... Continue reading »
BEST WATERING HOLES FOR WASTING TUITION LOANS: ANY BAR ON SECOND STREET First stop: Legends (5236 E. Second St., Long Beach 90803. 562.433.5743). Hands down the rowdiest sports bar during a gameâand the largest bar on SecondâLegends is good for ... Continue reading »
8 months ago
I admit to being a frequent complainer about certain politically connected people who receive preferential treatment and are allowed to circumvent municipal codes. For that, I expect reporting of my name that is not always flattering. However, there appears to have been an interesting turn of events at TDW. All of this occurred immediately following the September 29th TDW on-line article titled “Belmont station joins AD Boycott aimed at the Paper You Are Reading Right Now,” which was not printed hardcopy.
Has the TDW now been forced to cross over to the dark side? Is TDW now controlled by these same politically connected people who also direct a large part of their Ad revenue stream? Are they going the watered down way of the PT and the Grunion Gazette? If so, it is a loss for residents in Long Beach. After all, it wasn’t me who cancelled advertisements with TDW in order to change their behavior.
8 months ago
I don't think TDW is covertly cuddling up to the Satan of Second Street.
8 months ago
Mike: I wrote that a joke, meant to reference the ongoing events (see also: "Tell them we sent you!"). If anything, Legends patrons who have not yet heard the lowdown might do a little research after seeing your name printed and get filled in on what's going on, too.
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I must admit, I missed Mike's irony, but it is rather obvious when placed in the overall context of the post.
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Or should I say Tree guy? I believe you are the person who frequently expounds upon the virtues of the Parking Commission and it’s Chairman Kurt Schneiter, aren’t you? Is there any accuracy to your statements, or do you like to just make things up?
When I was elected to the Belmont Shore Residents Association (BSRA) a year ago, there were barely 100 members. Today, there are over 400 members, with new members joining weekly. I began emailing a monthly newsletter a year ago, informing residents of what is going on in the neighborhood, both positive and negative sides. Unfortunately, your favorite Parking Commissioners make up the majority of the negative side. Despite your claims, the newsletter readership is approaching 600 people and is growing faster than the BSRA membership.
I don’t doubt your claim that there are many homeowners that wish I would go away. However, based upon last month’s election, there appear to be more people who are OK with my attempts to represent residents. I can tell you are not one of them. I wonder why that is. Are you so enamored by these commercial property owner Commissioners because they allow you to plant trees, that you don’t see how they are turning our community into an entertainment district for their benefit? While I commend you in your tree planting activities, I respectfully choose to rate the concerns of my neighbors and community at a higher level. I believe its called being able to see the forest through the trees, so to speak.
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