Frank Smith Says NB: State expected to approve $15M for public housing in city

Saturday, August 20, 2011

State expected to approve $15M for public housing in city

3 comments:

Anonymous said...: OK! The public gets it, the Herald is in love with Tim O'Brien. Every time there is an election in which O'Brien is involved, The Herald finds a way to insert O'Brien's name in anything in which there is government involvement.

The Corbin Heights/Pinnacle Heights Extension project is a perfect example.

Mayor Stewart and his administration have worked
tirelessly for years to get this project under way. Our do-nothing state rep, O'Brien has been AWOL for all these years with regard to his involvement. Now, this opportunist and his friends at the Herald stick O'Brien's name into the picture.

And what about our other State legislators? While they too are a group of do-nothings, they don't seek credit for the work of others.

To the Herald: Knock it off, we know who you are backing in the election. Do the readers need to cry "UNCLE" or, WE GIVE UP?; August 20, 2011 at 8:44 AM
Anonymous said...: Hopefully the roads at Corbin Heights; Governor Street and Dean Drive in particular, will be repaired very soon. The potholes are numerous and deplorable. It's only a matter of time some will grow to be sinkholes!!; August 20, 2011 at 9:31 PM
Anonymous said...: Hopefully the roads at Corbin Heights; Governor Street and Dean Drive in particular, will be repaired very soon. The potholes are numerous and deplorable. It's only a matter of time some will grow to be sinkholes!!; August 20, 2011 at 9:31 PM

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