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The Sold Coast: October 2006

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In search of Hudson County. Monday, October 09, 2006. I hate titling posts. A few quick notes on today’s news-story and editorial. About tree removal in Fitzgerald-Holota Park:. The Schenkman-Kushner building absurdly called Grove Pointe. There was community input in the Grove Point redevelopment: after community outcry, Schenkman-Kushner ended up working with the Harsimus Cove Association on the final plan, including and especially the park. What you’re looking at. View my complete profile.

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The Sold Coast: December 2005

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In search of Hudson County. Tuesday, December 13, 2005. Posted on the solstice. Every December I take about a week - the week of the shortest days, usually - and write something about all of the radio singles I heard that year. After months of writing hyperbole, wishcasting, and other pieces of hopeful prose on behalf of bands, this is my way of blowing off steam. I get pretty obnoxious. This is because:. Rap music brings out the savage G in me,. That I favor, and then in a black-on-white sissy version.

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The Sold Coast: January 2006

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In search of Hudson County. Friday, January 20, 2006. Paging through the charts, part one. It's been fun putting together the historic charts. For the Critics Poll. Leafing through sixteen years of ballots has been instructive, and it's reminded me of lots of great records that have been mouldering on my shelves: Blowout Comb. By Digable Planets, Maxwell's Urban Hang Suite. By Apples In Stereo, Ghostface's Supreme Clientele. Album of the year. Over Exile In Guyville. Was superior to Robyn Hitchcock's Eye.

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The Sold Coast: October 2005

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In search of Hudson County. Monday, October 31, 2005. And cannot be hoodwinked so easily. Music, you know; we rock writers just pretend we can in order to expand our limited metaphoric palettes. Posted by Spring Chicken 2009 @ 8:52 AM 25 comments. Monday, October 24, 2005. Hidden in plain view. Tonight I go to Grace Church Van Vorst to do some songs on behalf of the rocks. I am not running for office, though. And I've already got more friends than I deserve. Should I alienate my neighbors, my car...I lik...

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The Sold Coast: February 2006

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In search of Hudson County. Tuesday, February 21, 2006. 2006: let's try this again. Has asked me to write a bi-weekly events column for their site. Even though I haven’t been too engaged with what’s been going on in. Lately, I agreed. I’m going to be writing capsule previews of three different musical events. I’ll also be doing a brief, five-question interview with one of the artists previewed. Here’s the first issue of the column sort of a trial version of what I’ll be doing:. I’m also breaking my own.

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The Sold Coast: August 2005

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In search of Hudson County. Wednesday, August 31, 2005. The fearsome effects of entropy. Has continued its thorough coverage of Arborgate. With two pieces - one an account of Rikki Reich's jailhouse stay. And another about the City Councilman's bail-posting adventure. Into condominiums and rental units. I told her I didn't. She pointed me to the website of a local watchdog group. Construction and demolition are spectator sports. Posted by Spring Chicken 2009 @ 6:33 AM 31 comments. Tuesday, August 30, 2005.

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The Sold Coast: November 2005

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In search of Hudson County. Sunday, November 27, 2005. Our landlord still seems to have no idea that our lease has ended. He hasn't raised our rent, and as prices in this neighborhood continue their insane rise, we continue to feel like we're getting away with something. That said, he still hasn't fixed the leak in the walls. He did, however, help us drag our old sofa out to the curb. Anyway, I am still here, still queer, and still getting used to it. Posted by Spring Chicken 2009 @ 6:21 PM 3 comments.