#1 2012-10-01 17:31:07
Remember Police Chief Stanley's dog and motorcycle show before the Selectmen last summer? Yeah, about that...
The bikes were 'donated' by Great Neck resident Karl Clemmey in an apparent bid to polish his local profile after feuding over land use issues with neighboring swells on Burgess Point, who've installed surveillance cameras at his property line, along with tacky lawn ornaments like...
Wareham's insurance carrier apparently got its liability undies in a twist and balked at insuring public vehicles leased privately. The Harelys, in any case, are gone.
Still no word yet on the fate of the jet skis and 3-wheeled Humvee.
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#2 2012-10-03 12:33:07
Birds on a feather flock together! Haha!!
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#3 2012-10-31 22:47:51
The flamigos in question were not put there by any of the neighbors Mr. Clemmey has issues with. The landowners who he has issues with have no desire to get invovled. Perhaps someone is poking fun at the sign.
Maybe the birds in question migrated from Mansfield? The same town that the Clemmey family is from.
http://www.boston.com/metrodesk/2012/09 … story.html
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#4 2012-11-02 09:09:43
Thanks, I missed this first time round!
A total of 39 birds had gone missing by the time O’Neil received a ransom note in August, scrawled on the body of one of the flamingos.
“If you want Arturo and his friends, please call this number,” the note read, referring to the name of one of the missing majestic pink wading birds.
Don't pay the ransom, I've escaped!
So the worst can happen is Burgess Point becomes the last resting place of everyone else's garden gnome impulse purchase? Now there's a worthy charity. Make your donation today!
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