Great urbanism and great soccer. Can’t wait to visit this one day! @wilabar fastcompany.com/90859689/how…
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New by me —>
Alden Global Capital makes for a better Hollywood villain — but the scale of local news destruction in Gannett's markets is simply astonishing.
Staff size is down 59% in 4 years.
At its biggest local papers, paid readers are down 77%.
niemanlab.org/2023/03/the-sc…
Congratulations to Oasis Coterie on a great ribbon cutting of a new food pantry today! @CivicSide
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Dr. Kip Schumacher discusses building Schumacher Group into a national powerhouse and his drive to give back to his community in our latest Discover Lafayette podcast. discoverlafayette.net/podcas…
Great article ahead of Chuck Marohn’s (of @StrongTowns) visit in July for the @OneAcadiana Vibrant Acadiana/CivicCon event! curbed.com/2022/06/hoboken-t…
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Unexpected trip to Arkansas this past week but our pup Jozy doesn’t mind at all. She got to visit one of her favorite places in the world. Lake Balboa in Hot Springs Village, Arkansas. Photos from 2022, 2015, 2009. Aging with grace ❤️
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“Gratitude is not only the greatest of virtues, but the parent of all others.” - Cicero
Such a paradox — traffic can mean safer streets. Don’t like to see this data, but it’s important.
America's roads are largely designed for one thing only: speed. And speed is deadly.
Without traffic slowing drivers down, it's no surprise that even with less driving, 2020 brought a surge of traffic deaths.
npr.org/2021/06/03/100303407…
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“Regret for the things we did can be tempered by time; it is regret for the things we did not do that is inconsolable.” - Sydney J. Harris and then Allan James McDonald
Need to process this one. Allan was a crucial source for ch.11 of Range. I had recently asked if I could pitch the memoir he wrote (for his grandkids) to publishers. Him: "Yes. If it were rocket science, I'd have done it already."
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No one needs more advice, they need people to help do the work.
This tweet applies to everything.
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Mysterious miniature buildings have popped up on streets across Europe, built for mice by a secret organisation 🐭
More videos from the World Service: bbc.in/2LcLbMd
AnonyMouse: The secret & small world of street mice
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TONIGHT’S QUESTION: What’s the best piece of PUBLIC ART you’ve ever seen? Include a pic obviously, & explain why you think it’s the best. #publicart #civicart
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Boston health care workers dancing on the sidewalk to celebrate the arrival of the first covid-19 vaccine.
Missing @j_ritt and grieving for Memphis right now - two of the best “local patriots” I’ve had the honor to know. Cities are great because people like Jennifer and Tommy make them so. @JamesFallows
Tommy Pacello loved the kind of city planning that helps people feel connected to a place and each other. dailymemphian.com/article/18…
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I spent 4 hours today trying to find a physical copy of this edition. And it took just as long to read through this as I needed multiple sittings. A powerful and moving tribute in the face of a tragic milestone for our country. #COVID19
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Amazing story and #inspiration to start the week.
Emerson, my 11 year old, is on a bit of a wild ride with the @USPS and our local mail carrier, Doug.
And, I think there’s a deeper message to it all.
First, the backstory...
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Got our #FIL playlist jamming, late morning coffee, blackberries, blueberries & Jozy chilling in the back yard. This is how we kicked off our virtual Festival International de Louisiane Saturday morning. Check out the schedule for today here festivalinternational.org/vi…. #HowIFestival


























