Loud. And clear.
Last night’s noise level from the truck show and the accompanying lack of traffic direction at a primary intersection after a testosterone-fueled event at which alcohol was served points to the need for a citizenry organized beyond the obvious need … Continue reading →
Monster trucks, noise & the law
AS WE WERE TOLD when the City Council voted 3-2 not to support the Latino community against gratuitous harassment regarding immigration status, “We are a nation of laws. We have to abide by the laws. We cannot pick and choose … Continue reading →
Meals on Wheels: not dead, just (potentially) wounded
What is up for chopping are the Community Development Block Grants (CDBGs) which fund many projects, including in some regions, portions of the Meals on Wheels budget. But the major funder of the national program (35%) comes from the Older … Continue reading →