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Michael Gianfranceschi April 16, 2013 at 12:58 am
you obviously have no clue as to the why and what of why they were ineligible for post season…Read More tournaments as well as the steps taken to prevent it from happening again.
QuietDown May 4, 2013 at 10:25 pm
Milford Riders evolved into a motor cross speedway track without any permits and approvals from…Read More planning and zoning. Initially it was just a group of guys just riding their bikes. This eventually evolved into what it is today. When you have one 400cc bike at 90 db it isn't a problem. You compound the issue when you have multiple bikes at 90db. I'm sure this was not the intent of Milford Riders founders 50 years ago. I'm sorry but Milford Riders needs to understand this. Airports have regulations, Milford Riders doesn't.
Ricky Bobby April 12, 2013 at 01:25 pm
Welcome to America, where you can't do anything without 'infringing on the rights of others.' Give…Read More me a break...no wonder kids nowadays sit inside on the couch curled up with their precious video games and laptops..because there is nothing else to do without getting in trouble. Thanks to over regulation and excessive laws, our nation is turning into a bunch of lazy stupid zombies (otherwise known as Walmart customers)
bob dabolina March 30, 2013 at 04:38 pm
when jesus won the bass master championship he didn't celebrate with champagne.. he just turned the…Read More lake into wine
Ed January 25, 2013 at 02:51 pm
I will start by saying, I've never been a fan of Lance Armstrong. As a cyclist, I remember his cocky…Read More attitude from his early days with Team Motorola. However, my view changed after he got cancer and reminded me of when Greg LeMond came back and won the Tour after a shotgun accident that left buckshot in his chest. As someone who watched a loved one broken down by cancer, I gained a new respect for Lance, solely based on this fact. Now, with that being said, what he did by deceiving people was not right and if he broke the law by trying to hide his doping he should be held accountable. When it comes to the Tour titles, he should be stripped of them, BUT, that does not mean he is not a great cyclist. He's done more for the sport than any other cyclist by exposing Americans to the greatness of it. As far a payback, he should payback his winnings, however, Lance was a cash cow and a lot of investers made a LOT of money off of him. So why am I saying this, simple, People love to destroy successful people. They really don't care or need to know the details, they just love to see it happen. Perhaps you can equate it to Roman times when spectators would watch two men fight to the death. It's a twisted obsession. Does Lance need to be accountable for his actions, absolutely. Does he need to be destroyed, absolutely NOT. As far as Oprah being the "patron saint of absolution", I skip commenting on that one because it will go way past the max of characters for posting.
Brian Rowland January 14, 2013 at 09:21 pm
Being allotted 5 or 10 minutes in a public meeting, or a few paragraph news article, is not going to…Read More bring any clarity to the issue at hand. So I am not surprised by all the confusion, misconception, conjecture, etc.. found in all these comments. Which perfectly supports the statement which George Spescha made that it appears the City could care less about the kids safety who are playing ball down there. There is a safety issue down there on those fields which he is trying to address and has offered a couple of solutions. It has met tremendous resistance for N number of reasons. I commend him for trying to do the right thing. At this point, I fear he has done all he can in his power. What I will say is that god forbid something does happen... I hope those who have vehemently opposed his ideas, can sleep at night knowing they had an opportunity to be part of the solution, but rather chose to be part of the problem which ultimately resulted in a child being injured.
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