Thanks to John Battista and his sister Lisa for use of their elegant ?Carisbrooke Inn in Ventnor and their outstanding VIP breakfast for major donors.? Thanks to Frank Fiamingo of www.NJ2AS.com for his inspirational, common sense remarks at both the […]
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“People from the State Government and college officials told us it was not in our organization’s best interests to let Seth Grossman speak at our event because he opposed the $750 million ballot question”. Stockton College student leader.
“For this type of storm, Atlantic City?s Convention Hall, the casinos, and high rises like the Ritz, Warwick, Plaza, Berkely, etc. are the safest places to be?and are equipped with generators. . .”
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On the morning of Tuesday, March 6, 1962 I waited for a jitney on Pacific Avenue across the street from my home in Atlantic City. Pacific Avenue runs parallel with the beach and boardwalk one block away. I was 12
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Weekly Update – December 19, 2009 REGULAR BREAKFAST DISCUSSION AT ATHENA DINER, NEW ROAD, NORTHFIELD: This Saturday, December 19, 2009: 9:30 AM to 10:30 AM. ***NO BREAKFAST DISCUSSIONS FOR NEXT TWO WEEKS?DECEMBER 26 AND JANUARY 2?ENJOY THE CHRISTMAS-NEW YEAR BREAK
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NJ Government Pension System Is Ponzi Scheme By Seth Grossman, Political Columnist ??? Eighty-eight summers ago, federal agents arrested 28 year old Charles Ponzi, and seized everything he owned.?? Ponzi then spent about ten years in federal and state prisons
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When Government Mandates “Charity”, Everyone Pays Higher Prices, But Very Few Benefit By Seth Grossman, Political Columnist ??? Cape Savings recently changed from a “mutual savings bank” owned by its customers to a new corporation owned by shareholders.?? Customers like
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