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Date Posted: Saturday, September04, 12:02:pm
Author: Poverty Pimp
Subject: Skoufis Doufus Trying to Kill Boutique Hotel Project?

Is it true that Skoufis has started a petition to kill the boutique hotel project the the YMCA/Masonic Temple? What's his alternate plan? Where were the Democrats when the YMCA sold out in the 1990's to a private developer? They shut down a non-profit community center and no one said shit then. Now, two decades later they want to stop development. Shady as shit. BTW, they also said nothing when a poverty pimp- who owed the city back rent for their space in the old court house- bought the Masonic Temple. And to make matters worse, the county actually cut him a check when they bought it from him. There's a whole lot of bipartisan corruption in these parts.

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