Archive for August, 2007
There's a battle in the West to reclaim city streets as part of our collective wealth as people-places and social havens. The following is from the organization New York City Streets Rennaisance, ...
ed: As I promised in a previous post, here is some contact information for those interested in buliding community through local urban food production.FedUp - Windsor's community gardening ...
In the previous post "Save Our Scenic Drive", we pointed out the transformation happening with Wyandotte road in the name of moving more cars. Todays post is taken from a blog entitled ...
Is it my imagination, or is Wyandotte THE most popular street in Windsor these days?Everywhere you turn, you read about some section of Wyandotte being dug up, expanded, rearranged, extended and generally ...
So when is Windsor going to pull it's lethargic ass out of the 19th century and actually accomplish something worthwhile in it's downtown core? Here's a post, published here verbatum from CoolTown ...
When I was looking to purchase a home in the Olde Walkerville neighbourhood back in 2002, there wasn't one to be found. True, I had a very specific criteria that I wanted met, ...
I had to double-check my calender today fearing that, in spite of the reassurances of modern convenience, we had slipped back to the 1950's. Alas, it is only the political climate in which we live in that is making a mad dash for the policy of yesteryear. Now ...
Every now and then, you are going to come across a post on this blog that constitutes nothing but my wandering thoughts. Being the uneducated person that I am, they may be hard ...
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- Lessons Ignored
- A New Focus (or, the birth of a resident association)
- Geezer-Mart
- Chimczuk Museum inc- Answers that raise questions
- Chimczuk Part 2 - Why so harsh of a post
- Chimzcuk Museum
- Erosion of the elements of liveability
- University chooses architect with disastrous Windsor record
- Sulja Case has Scaledown twist
- Who Watches the Watchmen?
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Chris Holt in Alas, the grass is not greener:
A lot of it was geography too, George, but I catch...- george in Alas, the grass is not greener:
The difference between European and North American... - Dave in Lessons Ignored:
You are right Chris. My apologies to you and your blog. I agree as well,... - Lasalle Al in Lessons Ignored:
If you read the thread, you’ll see I never “bitched...
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