SHORE GONE WILD!
(continued from page 14)
about making it in a realm where they currently have few local imitators; They'll be tearing up the house Saturday Dec. 29th at The Brodway Central, at 'The Holiday Bash of Bashes", with Phillip's Head, Graveyard School, Frankenstein 3000 and {my gawd, what a crossover!} those Mars Needs Women guys..For more info, go to www.buddhatribe.com , they're still catching up on site updates, but as this band grows, and it will, you'll be seeing a lot more than ritual and copycat moves from these guys in the months ahead..
     Time To Blow Up The Scene with Love..
     The elves are panicking, so I'll cut to the chase: Saturday December 15th, 2001, blowupradio.com celebrates its one year anniversary with a big party at The Broadway Central Cafe in South Amboy. The party includes performances from some of New Jersey's heaviest hitters, and it all benefits the United States Marines' Toys for Tots program.
     It was one year ago this month that former WDHA DJ Larry Seltzer took on the alias of Lazlo and created an Internet radio station to support the New Jersey music scene.
     "I was always bothered by the lack of support commercial radio gave to our local music scene, and figured starting a web-site and internet station dedicated to the scene might help the music community", Lazlo tells us..
     Known for his seamless unbroken mixes of various Jersey homegrown alternative acts, he was not only interested in helping the music scene, but the local community as well;
     "I wanted to have a concert to celebrate how blowupradio.com has really become a part of the NJ music scene, but I also wanted to help the community and make the show a benefit. My first thought was of course to help the Red Cross or some (continued on page 17)

Unfolding the Reconstruction
Plans for Asbury Park
(continued from page 15)
Emergency Room facilities and most important additional schools.

  Assuming that each family unit has on average only one child of school age, the Asbury school system will need to add 60 new classrooms (2,000 students / 30 students per class) plus Gymnasiums, Library and staff accommodations.

  Apparently missing from the plan was any mention of how building this infrastructure would be funded. Will the tax burden of improving services force potential buyers away? Will they be given a tax deferment passing the cost of improvements along to current property owners? What is the definition of Asbury's primary customer (what is the description of the 2000 families that will purchase new housing) and where will these families work? - (continued page 17)