For years, industrial sites that once fueled the city’s economy have sat idle and deteriorating in and around residential areas. Now, the brownfields are presenting an opportunity for residents to re-invent their neighborhoods.
In general, village meetings or town meetings,for instance arent advertised or promoted and the general public is not expected to attend unless they have some problem that affects them personally,usually they make a brief complaint and leave..the general public (and elected officials,unfortunately ) arent that familiar with the Open Meetings Law and FOIL and the government will hold a "closed door" session and since routine meeetings are dull and boring,most residents wont hang around ....If it's important they can read about it in "tomorrow's" paper.. VIL
I'm more upset about the poor executives who gave up their Christmas Bonuses...now probably wont have enought money to operate their corporate jets....Boo Hoo!!! Vil
.."a shame????"...Oh Good...I cant wait for the prices to go up again....I thought I was saving money so the Bankers and Auto CEO's could maintain their life styles...
should sue....even with Hosp insurance and Medicare...my PCP's office sends you off to the emergency room to sit around for hours,because Dr XXXX is not on "call"..but makes no difference because cant get an appointment for 3 weeks anyway...St Mary's and it's outposts ,especially Canjoharie need a lot of "cleaning up"
do the "rich kids" in the private schools take this test????...or just for potential enlisted men...the government doesnt give away anything without expecting a return!!!
doesnt he have any thing better to do?? He had his "day in the sun and he's not funny or impressive anymore"Go give McCain a hand or convince us what a bad deal Mr "7 felonies" Mr Alaska,Ted Stevens recieved.. Vil
Posted on May 7 at 7:52 a.m. (Suggest removal)
.....SLAUGHTERHOUSE?????????????
On Fort Plain site eyed for livestock processing plant