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Lakewood Post-Office Closure Protest

10/1/2014

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Several protestors stood outside the downtown post office this afternoon in an attempt to prevent its closure and the sale of the building. Over 400 people signed a petition against the closure.  Since the announcement of the sale, Congressman Chris Smith met with USPS officials who gave their commitment that the needs of the downtown customers will continue to be met at a new Contract Postal Unit (CPU) scheduled to open in the coming weeks at 218 Clifton Avenue.  The USPS said then that the economic downturn and increased diversion to the Internet have caused the agency great losses, forcing the closure of the post office branch.

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Yo
10/1/2014 11:49:10 pm

Why did you take picture from lakewood poop?

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meander
10/5/2014 03:27:21 am

Thank you, Herschel. No one lese will say what I just did. I mean it to. The official unsung hero of downtown Lakewood.

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Diamond
10/5/2014 03:40:16 am

I was told BMG has close to 1 Billion Dollars worth of Assets in Owned Properties in Lakewood and around the world , stocks, investments, and cash,
Aaron Kolter recently flew to Rome, Italy to speak to the Vatican about purchasing bankrupt Georgian court collage, also told that ceo is buying 50 million Dollars worth of property in Howell

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Emerald
10/8/2014 02:13:19 am

You seem to have been "told" a lot of information that has no basis in fact.

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what else is new
10/6/2014 04:12:53 pm

BMG also owns a Bais Hachaim in Isreal , Shrage Kotler flies back and forth dealing with plot sales

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Moishe Gleiberman
10/21/2014 06:06:50 am

Hi Hershel,

How come you never write an article about me? I'm a big macher.

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