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[Billbuxton]

I want you guys to know that last year I had lots of great hunting trips in Lynn. I have never but 1-2 times gotten a 9-10 on the scale in that area, but allways found some action there. The best times I had were early in the am before the sun came up. The local Rock stars were out getting there last hit before calling the night a night.

The only thing is You ALL WANT TO CHECK OUT THE CAR WHEN YOU KICK THE LITTLE HONEY LOOSE AFTER THE DEED!!! The local gals are more often than not likely to leave a napkin,stem,needle ect in the vehicle with out eather one of you knowing.So do your self a favor and do some recon before traveling any great distance, you never know what might be down between the seat, or on the back seat, or on the floor.

The gals in the area are all on somekind of chemicals or alcohol. They are out that time of day to score anyway thay can to lesson the pain of getting out of bed in pain.So hide any money, or personal items that might be of intrest to a person that spends all there time getting the best out of getting high.

They all will steal the balls of a dead monkey around that area but wee still love the little sweethearts.

Play safe and hammer them heard...B.B.

[True Hobbiest]

Hell Bill,

Good to hear form ya.

Always plays safe,
TH

[Billbuxton]

Where can an old monger dip his tool in Mass, are there any new areas to tour.

[Stoner]

As if Mass wasn't prudish enough! LOL.

All this time you guys had action at the Lantern...and never told a soul! Bastards!


Hearing set for Magic Lantern
Wednesday, March 29, 2006
By LORI STABILE
lstabile@repub.com

MONSON - A liquor license hearing will be held on April 25 for the Magic Lantern strip bar, following allegations that two exotic dancers offered undercover policemen sex in exchange for cash.

Selectman Richard E. Guertin said the board is the town's licensing authority, and can vote to take no action or modify, revoke or suspend the club's license.

Selectman Edward S. Harrison said the hearing will give Lantern management "an opportunity to explain." The Board of Selectmen set the hearing date at their meeting last night.

Two dancers were arrested at the Boston Road bar March 17 after an investigation by agents from the Eastern Hampden County Drug Task Force.

In a letter to selectmen, Police Chief Stephen Kozloski Jr. said that management has "tentatively agreed" that the two women arrested will no longer be allowed on the premises.

"They have also tentatively agreed to prohibit all use of the closed section of the bar by any employees or patrons. Employees who negotiate 'private dances' will be required to use the glass enclosed 'VIP' room at the front of the bar," Kozloski wrote.

In an interview last week, Magic Lantern co-owner Mark Pessolano declined comment on the arrests.

The women - Nicole S of Leominster and Karrie G of Holland - pleaded innocent in Palmer District Court last week and will return to court next month for pretrial hearing conferences.

Redacted copies of police reports on the two arrests said that police investigated the club - which features topless and nude dancers - after receiving information about prostitution going on in the back room.

One dancer told undercover officers that it would cost $200 for oral sex or $300 for sex, according to a report. "There is no doubt in this agent's mind that a deal to pay $200 for intercourse had taken place ...," an undercover officer wrote in a report.

Another officer said the dancers questioned why they were being arrested, and said that they tell people they will have sex for money, but that it's just a "hustle" to make money.

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From the SALEM News Paper 1-25-06

Partners bid to reopen Golden Banana strip club
By Stacie N. Galang - Staff writer SALEM NEWS

PEABODY — A trio of businessmen has submitted plans to overhaul the shuttered Golden Banana and reopen the landmark Route 1 strip club.

The partners — Mark Filtranti, owner of Ten's Show Club in Salisbury, and restaurateurs Peter and Robert DePesa — submitted "very preliminary plans" to Building Inspector Ralph Gandolfo on Monday morning and spoke to the Licensing Commission that night. Their proposal calls for spending nearly $1 million to renovate the building and build a center stage, bar and two private lounges.

But the trio's proposal rests heavily on the Licensing Commission transferring them the Golden Banana's suspended liquor license — a license that two other businesses are already vying for, according to commission Chairman Joseph Delaney.

The city shut down the strip club in June 2003 after finding numerous fire code violations, including combustible material on the walls, exit doors that were deadbolted shut and sprinkler heads that had been painted over. The license commission eventually suspended its liquor license in early 2005 when legal wrangling between Golden Banana owner Peter Fiumara and landlord Frank DiBella kept the club from reopening. Fiumara has since died.

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