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There's no difference between Governor Phil Murphy and any random neighborhood crank flailing around for reasons to still oppose congestion pricing now that it's in effect.
NJ Gov. 'Flail' Murphy is Wrong Again on Congestion Pricing — But Now He's Saying it's TOO Effective! - Streetsblog New York City
Money grab for me but not for thee.
nyc.streetsblog.org
January 29, 2025 at 8:48 PM
There's no difference between Governor Phil Murphy and any random neighborhood crank flailing around for reasons to still oppose congestion pricing now that it's in effect.
Hey Atlanta… we have $144 million to spend. Imagine what we could do…
Montreal will continue the largest pedestrian street program in North America, committing $12mil to 9 pedestrian streets over 3-years.
“These projects are not only good for the economy, they also contribute directly to the quality of life of the population.” @valplante.bsky.social
“These projects are not only good for the economy, they also contribute directly to the quality of life of the population.” @valplante.bsky.social
January 26, 2025 at 11:52 PM
Hey Atlanta… we have $144 million to spend. Imagine what we could do…
This is a great write up about the history of food deserts. There are for sure other reasons - but many of them are related to this.
Simply put - local business owners care more about their community than a corporate board room does. And too many local business owners can't access cheap food.
Simply put - local business owners care more about their community than a corporate board room does. And too many local business owners can't access cheap food.
1. The conventional explanation for food deserts—that these places are too poor or too rural to generate enough spending on groceries, or too Black to overcome racist corporate redlining — fail to grapple with a key fact: food deserts didn’t used to exist. My new piece in The Atlantic.
The Mystery of Food Deserts
They didn’t materialize around the country for no reason. Something happened.
www.theatlantic.com
December 2, 2024 at 6:25 PM
This is a great write up about the history of food deserts. There are for sure other reasons - but many of them are related to this.
Simply put - local business owners care more about their community than a corporate board room does. And too many local business owners can't access cheap food.
Simply put - local business owners care more about their community than a corporate board room does. And too many local business owners can't access cheap food.
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Who remembers running away from the ref on FIFA? 😂
November 26, 2024 at 6:49 PM
Who remembers running away from the ref on FIFA? 😂