Archive for April, 2008
Youngstown, Ohio is not Windsor, Ontario and Windsor, Ontario is not Youngstown, Ohio...yet.
On September 19, 1977, the Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company closed its doors putting 5000 employees out of work. By the end of 1980 U.S. Steel and Republic Steel had also closed. In all 40,000 people lost their ...
Do you remember what you used to get away with as a kid? I used to walk 10 blocks to the grocery store to buy cigarettes for my mother when I was 8. When's the last ...
Any Seinfeld fans out there? Yes? Well then you know about the physics surrounding the term "shrinkage".
It seems that there are quite a few communities out there who are actually embracing ...
Since the Library board will be before Council tonight, I thought it appropriate to post a blog about them. Since I know little about library matters, I thought I'd find a resource entitled "How to Make Your Library Great" that does. If the following article isn't ...
Well folks, it seems like our illustrious city council and/or administration is hoping that we had forgot about Francis' promise during the last council meeting that the Seagrave Demolition would be on tomorrows agenda.
A quick telephone call will tell you that it is, in fact, going to be debated tomorrow, ...
Ahh! A beautiful Sunday morning, hot coffee in hand (dark-roast Guatemalan shade-grown, fair trade - mmmm!) and a Wi-Fi connection that reaches out to the front porch. It just doesn't get any better than this, does it?
The city of Guelph, you know that progressive community that joined together to keep Wal-Mart ...
As many of you are aware, our little ol' city has been featured across the nation in todays Globe and Mail.
Journalist Chris Turner (who you may remember as our keynote speaker from our February website launch) paints a pretty accurate picture of the state of our city and ...
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- Chimczuk - Saying no for all the wrong reasons
- 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
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Jim in Chimczuk - Saying no for all the wrong reasons:
What I’m saying is that they...- Mark in Chimczuk - Saying no for all the wrong reasons:
Problem is that the will stipulates the... - Jim in Chimczuk - Saying no for all the wrong reasons:
The city’s position is that a... - Chris Holt in Alas, the grass is not greener:
A lot of it was geography too, George, but I catch...
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