Just read "You'll Pay for This"
All I wanted was for my kids to be able to walk and bike to school. Now I'm reviewing my village's balance sheet and making notes.
All part of the @notjustbikes@social.notjustbikes.com to #strongtowns pipeline.
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Marcus
@MarcusHayes@union.place
mastodon 4.7.3Chicago area transplant. Outdoor adventurer. Conflicted commuter. Union member. Buyer of thrift store stringed instruments.
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Player 2 has entered the game.
#TeamOrca
RE: https://newsie.social/@estherschindler/116777957147706057
But if we outlaw jerking workers around, where will it end?
RE: https://journa.host/@Chrisblue/116484986166387206
But this looks like the photo shop work of the Onion's graphics team
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@fritzoids@mas.to
It is definitely focused on the problem of low density, car centric development typical of North America in the second half of the 20th century. I am not familiar enough with municipal governance and budget practices in Europe to say if it is irrelevant. But it is a short and accessible book.
Replying to
@futurebird@sauropods.win
Our elementary district's policy is that the first legit snow day -not for extreme cold or a burst pipe- is a full cancelation for kids to play and have the day. After that, they do e-learning days, which is good so summer break can start on time.
I am willing to try a minimally invasive intervention to make streets safer.
https://activetrans.org/blog/urgent-action-needed-to-combat-dangerous-speeding/
10ks should have weight classes.
It is satire of satire. A person can get lost in the Inception trap of it and never escape.