Plenty of blame to go around
It’s good to see action finally being taken on the Central Warehouse, a structure that’s been a blight on the urban landscape […]
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I’m at a point in my life now where I feel I finally understand why academia (and other adjacent professions, like the […]
Read moreIn Praise of 2-hour delays
My children’s school district had a two-hour delay this morning.
I wrote about why we should do that more often and more widely.
Read moreAlbany’s new Episcopal bishop embarks on ministry of reconciliation
Bishop-elect Jeremiah Williamson will work to bring the Episcopal Diocese of Albany together divisions over LGBTQ issues and emphasize passions for ministry. […]
Read moreI feel this one deeply. https://mastodon.online/@kentparkstreet1/111802332955982002
Read moreAffordability, but not that way…
This was in the Times Union a few weeks ago. I’m not surprised but am disappointed that this article didn’t bring up zoning at all.
https://www.timesunion.com/capitol/article/capital-region-legislators-concerned-housing-18594529.php
It’s not like it’s a non sequitur either. Hochul tried to get a prohibition on single family zoning into the budget last year.
This seems another example of where journalism fails to inform the reader, rather than merely reporting what people say without context, background, or asking more probing questions.
Read moreOkay. I think this should post through to the #fediverse
Read morePosting from mobile?
I’m trying out the WordPress app for iOS, because part of the goal of this blog is simply to be sharing more […]
Read moreGetting Started
This is my first post. WordPress has changed quite a bit since I did much with it last, so I’m going to […]
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