Peace, Love and Understanding – a Tribute to Good Humor
So, I think there’s a peace treaty or at least a truce between Mike Morgan and me over the great weather debate. The discussion was great, and I think we’ve all walked away with a better understanding of just how frustrated people are with bad forecasts and the need for the television folks to be sure they don’t overhype things for ratings.
It’s time to get serious again, and I’ll be doing that with a series of posts the next few days over Jeff Speck’s presentation. Since it was made at City Hall, the City Hall beat reporter Bryan Dean has picked up the next story, which is set to run Sunday.
In the meantime I’ll be dangerously obsessed with pedestrian issues downtown, delving into the finest details of Speck’s findings and recommendations. I’m also hoping to post video clips of parts of his presentation.
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Steve, I’ll be interested in your next few posts.
Does anyone remember if the city decided that all new resurfacing/rebuilding of roads from now on were going to include sidewalks? I thought I remembered that a couple years ago. Anyway, this morning, I saw a blind man walking (with his dog) just north of Memorial Rd, which doesn’t have a sidewalk in sight. That got me thinking of all the recent road construction in that part of the city– I don’t think any of it included sidewalks.