Mediation points out a useful resource: KFAI’s interviews with City Council candidates, along with a map of districts.
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Mediation points out a useful resource: KFAI’s interviews with City Council candidates, along with a map of districts.
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" How about a roadmap?" reading a map while driving is no better than texting.
They could have made a compilation video like that with just my wife's driving but it would have exceeded YouTube's duration limit.
And yes, Maz, it was a woman parallel parking and talking on the phone at the same time.
I've seen people parallel parking while they're talking on the telephone. It's crazy. You can't stop for the 45 seconds it takes to back into a par...
"My phone is also my music player and my GPS unit. I could see needing it for things other than talking/texting."That's a huge problem in many area...
We want a Wal-Mart or a Super Target. Have Kohls move adjacent to them.I don't want a stadium because that will put way too much traffic onto Hwy 1...
Perhaps both aliecat and The Rat shold take their concerns directly to the Park & Rec Board, and ask them about the motivation for smoke-free p...
You're not setting a bad example, and the Park and Rec board doesn't give a Tinker's Damn about the example you set for kids. It's adults that are ...
I'm not really interested in setting a good example for kids I don't know, Bob. That's not really my job. Christ, it's not like smoking...
Who'd be scared to call that Cupcake? He looks like a cupcake with a head.
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2:24 pm
I’m covering a Park Board district race for my campaigns and elections class. I was surprised to see the Strib editorial on all districts (and at large candidates) today.