neighborhood assoc

Hi Sandra,
 

Two things:

- Regarding APDs lack of response to this situation, could we publicize it a
little to increase the pressure? Back in September, there were a bunch of tire
slashings in north campus/Hyde Park and the media was all over it. Could the NA
reach out to the media outlets to see if they could provide some coverage and
maybe increase the pressure?

- I know there was some talk previously about mapping these occurrences out but

I think we should keep the list that is just for Northfield (I guess
that is the NNADL), and 86 the one that encompases other neighboring
areas (the NNDL?). If I'm not mistaken, most of our adjoining
neighborhoods have their own mailing lists. Perhaps the resident
webmaster would be so kind as to put a link to those on the NA homepage,
so that anyone who wanted to distribute info to the neighboring areas

It's a screech owl. There have been a lot more of them this year, due
to the rainy spring. -- L.

kate amerson wrote:
> okay, guys, we've been hearing this odd/different sound in the
> evenings, kind of like a little pony far in the distance- we first
> noticed it in the late spring- has anyone heard it other than me/fred?
>
> (okay, and i've reread these lines & burst out laughing 'cause it sure
> makes us sound weird.....)
>

Clay Crenshaw wrote:
>
> A group of bicycle activist bloggers have somehow been alerted to the I
> Love North Loop site and have been trying to fill it with negative
> comments.

It suddenly occurred to me that you must be talking about Mike Dahmus,
who is really more of a sensible compact urban growth activist than a
bicycle activist. I've known Mike for many years, and, although a
curmudgeon from head to toe, he always has intelligent things to say

Clay Crenshaw wrote:
>
> The site is for us as a neighborhood to use as a productive forum for
> discussing development as it pertains to the people who live here. If
> you will take a look at the site you will see plenty of dissenting
> opinions from neighbors.
>

Clay --

I like the way you've set up the discussion threads on
ilovenorthloop.com, but might I suggest that such a forum should be
subscriber based (i.e. requiring moderator approval)? The way it's set

lloyd thompson wrote:
> Just curious if anyone else has experienced a message they posted on
> this site suddenly disappear. I noticed a couple of interesting
> comments posted in response to the "Success" thread this morning, and
> within 10/15 minutes they'd disappeared. And an amazing coincidence is
> that they both seemed to be in favor of the granting of the variance.
> Hmmmm......
>

You'll have to take this issue up with Clay Crenshaw -- he's in charge

Lisa -

Lisa,

That's really below the belt. There have been all sorts of e-mail issues
going on with the server. Ask anyone. I thought we were finally beyond the
bickering and name calling. Let's move forward not backward.

Respectfully.

Stefan

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From: [at] [mailto: [at] ] On Behalf Of Lisa
Sent: Tuesday, October 02, 2007 11:59 AM
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>Just curious if anyone else has experienced a message they posted on
>this site suddenly disappear. I noticed a couple of interesting
>comments posted in response to the "Success" thread this morning,
>and within 10/15 minutes they'd disappeared. And an amazing
>coincidence is that they both seemed to be in favor of the granting
>of the variance. Hmmmm......
>
>LLT.
>
>

That's not exactly "In the spirit of openness and neighborhood
involvement", is it?
--
Lisa