On Wednesday, June 19, all Lynchburg municipal offices will be closed in observance of the Juneteenth holiday. Trash will be collected following the normal schedule. The Concord Turnpike Convenience Center is open Tuesday through Saturday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
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Lana K. has a better take on this than I do, but the sentiment is the same. how can we have every type of climate known to man and sub-par drinking water being delivered to our homes? #balta #sequoisrealestate #bayarea #sfbayarea #bayarearealestate #sanfranciscorealestate
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How does a bustling city of 60,000 residents manage to eliminate traffic deaths for a full seven years? The mayor of Hoboken, NJ committed the city to the Vision Zero program. Learn about this program and its implementation:
New Jersey city that limited street parking has had no traffic deaths in 7 years
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Real talk here. While I’ll never judge people for feeling like they can’t speak truth to power, I’m making a call to all my colleagues who either left Philly city government or those still there to start speaking out because the Cherelle Parker administration is taking #philly down a dangerous path. Watch the Fox 29 Philadelphia, WTXF video in this post and think about these two points. 1. I dare anyone with any experience on city government or community organizing to look at this 13 week cleaning program and think, “That’s going to work.” The hyperbole about how “historic” it is to bring these departments together or how “huge” the investment is feels almost Trumpian. We all know that these big publicity stunts don’t solve anything and will keep a block clean for a few days, maybe a week, while actually accomplishing nothing. Why is it so amazing that the city is doing it’s basic job and doing cleaning, just once? And what about the fine print that now that they cleaned the block it’s up to the residents to keep it clean? We need real systemic solutions and not these smoke and mirror shows that get a bunch of people’s hopes up who have had such little hope over the past 4 years. This could do more damage than doing nothing. 2. Parker’s declaration at the end of this video about not letting the critics divide and conquer “us” is chilling. I’m alarmed by this strong woman tactic of making an us vs them argument that anyone who criticizes “us” is the enemy. Again, I challenge anyone with any experience in city government or community organizing to watch this video and not raise the red flags. If you do watch and that happens please speak out. I am so thankful to my strong community at Circular Philadelphia and my co director Samantha Wittchen who are willing to speak out when needed. We’re at a critical point in Philadelphia to get it right for the next chapter of progression in this city. And everything about this news clip screams that we are on a dangerous path. https://lnkd.in/eH_ynH4C
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Multimodal safety relies on strategic engineering and planning. The three Es of effective traffic safety; Engineering, Education, Enforcement.
How does a bustling city of 60,000 residents manage to eliminate traffic deaths for a full seven years? The mayor of Hoboken, NJ committed the city to the Vision Zero program. Learn about this program and its implementation:
New Jersey city that limited street parking has had no traffic deaths in 7 years
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