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Monthly Archives: September 2010
Way to Go!
Often I will point out problems and shortfalls in our City. More often though, I will mention ways to succeed in resolving those same issues. But it is also a great joy to point out the many good things happening … Continue reading
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The Enemy of Aesthetics
There I was in Seabrook in a backed up line at the intersection of 107 and Route 1. I had time to look around and noticed that a BP station that had closed was re-opened. And it was empty. I … Continue reading
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The Kansas Phenomena
It was high-drama last night during the public meeting of the Committee of the Whole on the meals/lodging surcharge. It was a shame that PortMedia did not feel it necessary to tape this event. I think, though charged with much … Continue reading
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Foliage turning now?
Last year, I posted the foliage hotline in October. After seeing the trees changing so rapidly, I decided to call the foliage hotline for Massachusetts. (800-227-MASS)[800-227-6277] I think we are safe so far. the peak last year hit the third … Continue reading
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Consensus: The Kiss of Death
There is a peculiar concept that has arisen recently in politics in general. It is the idea that we must have the vast politic body agreeing as one on any particular issue or project, and then we can proceed with … Continue reading
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Yes to the Questions!
This site is dedicated to the preservation and promotion of Newburyport. Your thought processes have to be pretty screwed up if you actually think that saying ‘No’ to these three questions in the ballot box is somehow benefiting us as … Continue reading
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Sidewalk Funding Ordinance
Councilor Cronin has submitted an ordinance to expand the monies for the sidewalk fund. Last night it was put into sub-committee. What I am hoping for are two actions to come out of this: Some serious discussion concerning sidewalk repairs … Continue reading
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What a Weekend! – Trails & Sails and the Newburyport Documentary Festival
I would definitely be remiss if I didn’t re-mention the action packed weekend we are about to have in Newburyport. This is the second batch of activities for the Trails and Sails Event. Here they are: Local Newburyport Activities: Historic … Continue reading
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A Realtor who gets it
Don’t get me wrong. John P. Wells is one of the few dark siders* left in town. But he is also a licensed realtor and holds to the high ethical standards self-imposed by the industry. Recently, getting information and news … Continue reading
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A Time to Celebrate and to Mourn
Apostle Paul shortly before his death made a powerful statement, I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith. There are not many who can say such a satisfactory statement when they come … Continue reading
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