Donna Leanne Williams, also known by her married name Donna Leanne Samuel and as Polly Samuel (born Donna Keene; 12 October 1963 – 22 April 2017[1]), was an Australian writer, artist, singer-songwriter, screenwriter, and sculptor. (wikipedia)
I grew up in Worcester, and we never thought twice about the Blackstone. It was something south of the city -- and in the '50s and '60s, when I was growing up, it was pretty dirty -- so no one thought about it much.
I would have waited a few months, and see what was going to happen and see if maybe the taxpayer could have a reduction in property tax and maybe be more amenable to spending money.
It would seem to me that, regardless of the bottom line, there are (board members) who are going to vote for it no matter what the cost. I mean, the price went through the roof and it still passed.
He would go to an area where the older guys hung out. They were not what you would call model citizens.
The goal is to be able to serve the visitors we have and we get a facility that meets their needs, ... Eventually it will bring more people.
It was a wonderful turnout. Be ready for next year.
Monday night is going to be like Christmas. He's been waiting a long time and it's finally here.
His father could tell him that the sky was purple and, for Willie, it was purple. They were as close as a father and son could be.
I'd ask him, 'Willie, why did you do that?' ... But he never knew why.
They have fun and they learn about discipline. But they're also going to learn about teamwork and responsibility.