We as residents were told change was going to happen when new candidates were elected?
It is obvious Gloucester City needs a City Planner and a Beautification Committee.
Also, Mayor and Council need to take a walking tour of surrounding communities, such as Haddon Avenue in Collingswood, Station Avenue in Haddon Heights, and Merchant Street in Audubon – to name a few, and then come back to Gloucester and walk down Broadway.
Need I say anymore?
Personally, I would be embarrassed if I were in their shoes, representing a City that looks like this.
Empty lots, empty buildings, no shopping district, fast food joints, Section Eight housing, buildings painted every color of the rainbow, to mention a few.
But, I especially like the fact that we had a junky used car lot on Broadway as you enter from Brooklawn.
Property goes up for sale, we get rid of that eyesore, and what reappears? Another car lot! Change?
You need to look up the definition, and work on it.
Carol S. Ruggierio, Gloucester City
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