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Jenny McGee (she/her)
@jennymcgee.bsky.social
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I would like to end gun violence, to protect trans kids, and to have decent pockets in every pair of pants
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I know I should put a profile picture up, I'll get to it later...
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Beautiful weather for a bike ride. Wish there were more racks to lock to I downtown Gladstone
Blue bicycle with pink basket parked next to a light pole. The light pole is wearing a sandwich sign advertising flu shots.
August 24, 2025 at 7:36 PM
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Oak Grove Park walking path in Gladstone MO has seen plenty of foot traffic even though it hasn’t been plowed since the last snowstorm. Not sure why they spent so much time clearing parking lot for cars and so little clearing the walking path for people #GladstoneNeedsBetterSidewalks
Snow covered asphalt path with lots of footprints, and a few paw prints. The path is lined with snow covered grass, and a few trees. The path curves toward a bench in the distance. Several asphalt parking spaces are completely cleared of snow. They lead to a walking path that hasn’t been cleared yet. Footprints in the walking path show it receives lots of use. A sign for Oak Grove Park, a little free library, and some playground equipment are in the distance.
February 15, 2025 at 4:57 PM
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I hate it when businesses clear space to store cars but block the path for people. Guerilla shoveling before and after
Pile of snow next to a handicap parking spot. Sidewalk is visible beyond the pile, but not accessible. Pile of snow next to a handicap parking spot. A path has been dug through the snow pile to connect to the sidewalk on the other side.
January 11, 2025 at 8:24 PM
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Footprints in the snow on the sidewalk are a sign of a vibrant pedestrian population and an out of touch property manager
A sidewalk covered in an inch of snow with lots of boot footprints in it. Small patches of grass are visible through the snow next to the sidewalk.
December 1, 2024 at 6:12 PM