Posted by Dennis Smith on Sun, Jun 9, 2019, at 8:15 AM:
Pothole danger
The citizens of Cape should send their bills for realignment and balancing of tires to the city of Cape, due to the deplorable conditions that our streets are in. Going North on Mt. Auburn near El Acapulco is a large hole that has been there for months. This could easily cause a wreck.
Moving out
You tens of thousands of voters who didn't bother to vote on the pool issue or on other costly measures put forth by our pathetic city leaders are to blame for the utility increase we all face. We get told over and over how there's no money for necessities like infrastructure, yet there's money for water parks and skate board parks and new pools. Well, I'm done. I'm meeting with a realtor this week and moving outside the city limits. Housing, utilities and taxes are cheaper there, and I will no longer be subject to the arrogant and very poor city leadership that Cape voters keep in office.
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Pothole danger: Where is that new Pot Hole Fixing Machine that the city of Cape bought back in Feb?
Moving out: Take that City Hall. It all goes back to look what I got done while I was in charge of Cape Girardeau - never mind the tax increases that I caused. (city leaders)
And that's the way it should be according to Schaefer's World....Friday June 7, 2019.
-- Posted by Dennis Smith on Sun, Jun 9, 2019, at 8:23 AM
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Pothole danger
The citizens of Cape should send their bills for realignment and balancing of tires to the city of Cape, due to the deplorable conditions that our streets are in. Going North on Mt. Auburn near El Acapulco is a large hole that has been there for months. This could easily cause a wreck.
Moving out
You tens of thousands of voters who didn't bother to vote on the pool issue or on other costly measures put forth by our pathetic city leaders are to blame for the utility increase we all face. We get told over and over how there's no money for necessities like infrastructure, yet there's money for water parks and skate board parks and new pools. Well, I'm done. I'm meeting with a realtor this week and moving outside the city limits. Housing, utilities and taxes are cheaper there, and I will no longer be subject to the arrogant and very poor city leadership that Cape voters keep in office.
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