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BREAKING
NEWS
ATLANTIC CITY
HALL
OUT OF
CONTROL
"Hurley in
the Morning"
EXCLUSIVE
We begin this
morning's program with Breaking News ... a "Hurley in the
Morning," 1020 WIBG Radio exclusive.
The Atlantic City
Public Schools has been paying $ 65,000 a year to the City of Atlantic City for
trash service pick-up.
This relationship had
been working well. Then, all of a sudden Domenic Cappella couldn't sleep one
night, so he took a ride on a City trash truck.
It appears that he has
had an Epiphany!
A well placed,
"Hurley in the Morning" City Hall insider has
confirmed that suddenly - out of no where - The Little General, Cappella
has decided that he will dissolve the trash pick-up contract relationship
between the City and the Board of Education.
Once again, the Craig
Callaway-Levy-Baldwin-Cappella Gang have chosen confrontation over mutual
cooperation. This odd group does not appear to be happy unless they are stirring
things up in a negative manner.
I gave some quality
time thought to this.
I placed a telephone
call to the Atlantic City Superintendent of Public Schools, Fred Nickles. I
first confirmed with him that my Atlantic City Hall insider was indeed correct.
Yes, a letter to cancel this service has in fact been generated and
received.
How stupid is this?
Your children attend these schools. Why would Cappella and Company want to place
the Board of Education in a situation whereby they will have to contract the
trash collection service out to some stranger?
My next thought was,
How many Atlantic City programs utilize the Public Schools gymnasiums and
swimming pool?
It turns out that
there are many. And, if the Atlantic City Board of Education were to charge the
City of Atlantic City the customary $ 500 per-hour fee ... They would have to
pay the Board of Education in the neighborhood of $ 900,000 per-year for rental
fees.
This is exactly what
the Board of Education should do.
Open letter to The
Little General Cappella ... You think picking up the AC Board of Education trash
and generating $ 65,000 in payment from the School Board is such a bad
idea?
This is the dumbest
and most ineffective local administration perhaps in United States history.
Every move they make is boneheaded and counter-productive.
We now visit with
Atlantic City Superintendent of Public Schools Fred Nickles for his reaction to this latest City of
Atlantic City political stunt.