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Indy LTE: Baseball stadium would have drawn businesses to Hughesville
It was a warm spring evening and I had been invited to a baseball game in Southern Maryland by a bank that I do business with.
Working all the time, my wife and I took this as an opportunity to actually enjoy ourselves. As we were on our way to the game we noticed numerous signs going through Hughesville reading ‘‘Preserve Hughesville: Revitalize Not Rezone.” As we traversed down the highway we noticed all the capital improvements being done to Piney Church Road and Billingsley Road to accommodate the new stadium facility.
Posted by: Sammy on 05/14 at 11:55 AM
- 1 · I wonder if this genius would feel the same way if they put one of these in his backyard and then started to raise taxes to pay for it and other developer driven wants. He is probably one of the scores of people who moved into the area to get away from the urban utopia and now they want it to become what they moved away from. Tell this guy to have Calvert build a disco skating rink in his backyard and maybe he will understand what risks these ventures bring.
Comment by jdman1 on 05/14 at 12:18 PM | Back to Top - 2 · He's probably a friend of one of the owners or one of the Commissioners, or an "investor" in either the Team or the stadium.
The phraseology and tone of the entire letter suggests that he's certainly not just an ordinary "Joe"...
Comment by cheryl on 05/14 at 02:43 PM | Back to Top - 3 · I thought the same- sounds like a friend of developers and the BIG boys, chaney, facchina...
Chaney friends seem to want to dig in that Hughesville turned away a good opportunity and so now they somehow desire what the get.
A BIG LOAD OF sh(MANURE)!
A man must learn to understand the motives of human beings, their illusions, and their sufferings. einstein
Comment by BJGoodwin on 05/14 at 08:41 PM | Back to Top
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