The Belmar Inn should have been removed when we had the chance. We can all thank this high ranking to the residents that opposed it. Great job!! Check the police reports, before you nay sayers comment
Belmar on the front cover of the Coast Star again today and as usual for all the wrong reasons. Another lawsuit. All these other towns must laugh at us.
#6 If you remove places like the Belmar Inn, guess what? You lose the option of these heroin addicts to live in our town. Come to a meeting to object to condos being built in your town but dont show up for the high rate of heroin addicts in your town?? Really??
12th & A Street residents who are now perfect together 2021. Very secure and homey neighborhood for those 1970’s JC transplants who again live with Twenty four hour per day police presence in and about the Heroin Inn.
This is a bit off topic but still about drugs.
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Many years ago, there was a drug called Thalidomide (it’s still around). They didn’t test it properly and it caused all sorts of birth defects. Luckily for us, there was a wonderful lady who wouldn’t allow it to be put on the market here in the US. That was during JFK’s presidency.
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The same holds with this Covid-19 vaccine. There have been many negative side effects and deaths in only the short time of its distribution. The entire situation should be shut down now and a proper testing period take place before this vaccine is given to anyone else.
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How many years has it been since they’ve been trying to come up with a cancer vaccine and haven’t done so and now, in less than a year there is a vaccine out for Covid-19? This really stinks to high heaven.
Classic pot calling the kettle storyline of the “better the enemy you know argument. Thus perpetuation of a drug riddled flop house within 1 block of the beach, yes, a kids safety zone. Selfishness personified.
Here’s a thought. Write the Inn up for its constant violations until it is closed down. Be pro active rather than reactive. Neighbors have complained for over 35 years about that place. I think the worst was a baby dying because a family was allowed to stay there all in one room . No safety, no rules . Bed bug infestation. When people are poor they need help . That is not the proper place to mix families in need with drug addicted people. Just look up the police calls over the years and what they have cost the borough. Close it down once and for all instead of giving the owner a lucrative business that helps no one.
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Does the report reflect actual user residents vs visitors, recovering on methadone or still using with syringes provided by government?
The incidents vs actual residents issue also distorts Belmar’s crime rankings
In the not too distant future the government will issue people with drugs/Soma so this is nothing.
The Belmar Inn should have been removed when we had the chance. We can all thank this high ranking to the residents that opposed it. Great job!! Check the police reports, before you nay sayers comment
Belmar on the front cover of the Coast Star again today and as usual for all the wrong reasons. Another lawsuit. All these other towns must laugh at us.
#4-I believe the ADA allows heroin addicts to live where they want. Even though we have a new president, this is still America. Show some compassion.
Balderdash!
#6 If you remove places like the Belmar Inn, guess what? You lose the option of these heroin addicts to live in our town. Come to a meeting to object to condos being built in your town but dont show up for the high rate of heroin addicts in your town?? Really??
#8- We are all God’s children. Count your blessings each and every day you awake.
#9 Please explain your below average intelligent statement. What’s incorrect concerning number 8’s comments?
Better heroin in your backyard vs million dollar homeowners?
It’d be great to get a Methadone clinic here at the site of the old 1st Aid building in April.
12th & A Street residents who are now perfect together 2021. Very secure and homey neighborhood for those 1970’s JC transplants who again live with Twenty four hour per day police presence in and about the Heroin Inn.
This is a bit off topic but still about drugs.
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Many years ago, there was a drug called Thalidomide (it’s still around). They didn’t test it properly and it caused all sorts of birth defects. Luckily for us, there was a wonderful lady who wouldn’t allow it to be put on the market here in the US. That was during JFK’s presidency.
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The same holds with this Covid-19 vaccine. There have been many negative side effects and deaths in only the short time of its distribution. The entire situation should be shut down now and a proper testing period take place before this vaccine is given to anyone else.
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How many years has it been since they’ve been trying to come up with a cancer vaccine and haven’t done so and now, in less than a year there is a vaccine out for Covid-19? This really stinks to high heaven.
14-Agree…also, with the new strain of the Covid virus. will the vaccine now pending work for this new version of the virus?
This is not a medical information blog, but common sense tells me that the covid19 vaccine will not prevent heroin addiction.
The Heroin Inn has increased propensity to spread communical disease.
#13 Why don’t you have the guts to put your name out there before giving your option. It’s morons like you that we have to put up with.
We, as in narrow parochial focus of a drug riddled hotel at 12th & A Street?
There is a concept of the greater good.
Classic pot calling the kettle storyline of the “better the enemy you know argument. Thus perpetuation of a drug riddled flop house within 1 block of the beach, yes, a kids safety zone. Selfishness personified.
Here’s a thought. Write the Inn up for its constant violations until it is closed down. Be pro active rather than reactive. Neighbors have complained for over 35 years about that place. I think the worst was a baby dying because a family was allowed to stay there all in one room . No safety, no rules . Bed bug infestation. When people are poor they need help . That is not the proper place to mix families in need with drug addicted people. Just look up the police calls over the years and what they have cost the borough. Close it down once and for all instead of giving the owner a lucrative business that helps no one.
AMEN Vickie
Agree Close it down , the Inn as well as the whole A block is an embarrassment to any one who truly cares about Belmar.
The inner city “PROJECTS” is what 12th Avenue residents enjoy, superiority, right?
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