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Luckily my reader got to it before it blew over to a whale.
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9 Comments
Or blocked the corroded sewer drains.
I have felt for a while that since Belmar means “Beautiful Sea” that we should take the high road and lead by example with regards to not polluting the sea. I think that at the least there should be workers (funded by a fee to businesses in town) that walk the beach and pick up after the out of town animals that use the beach as a trash bin….the workers can wear shirts that advertise the businesses. It is just a small step to prevent some trash going in to the water…
Ban the balls, add the beach cleanup staff and sell Belmar: Don’t Drink &Drive Shirts or t-shirts that say this shirt helps fund a Belmar Senior Center building
or maybe have the court start handing out some community service to all those misbehaving summer folks….
Yesterday I saw a Doherty for Freeholder sign crumbled on the side of the road in Tinton Falls.
Don’t tell me the few tree huggers that supported that creep didn’t pick up their own sign pollution?
The unwritten rule is that within 24 hours support staff removes signage unless a property owner wants to telegraph their support year round.
Expect more trash from the wizard …. the recent redevelopment plan expansion encourages retail impulse sales …. like balloons.
Looks like Family Dollar installed a large helium tank behind the store …. the mylar material may last forever.
Ban town paid trips to Quebec to promote Belmar Tourism!
While the council is up to banning things, why not ban condoms, as they wash up occasionally and could be swallowed by fish and seabirds. “Sonny, put that down, it is not a balloon.” Or use them to carry items from the drug store, like chapstick, toothbrushes, etc., instead of using plastic bags. They can be fashioned into sling shots to chase the free range cats who may carry rabies. Heck, who is creative around here.
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