Sorry to hear.

I feel the same about Fennell Ave at Upper James St: pedestrians with mobility issues are still forced to play Frogger and somehow get their way to the hatch-marked pedestrian safety zones for safety's sake. I wrote a similar article on the same site at about the same remove in time.

I've a plethora of queries.

Kojo should've been elected, not him, but he wasn't and now here we are.

It was he or Cllr Clark and had I my druthers Cllr Clark should've got the nod. Clark at least will write back and give some rationale and dialogue even if I disagree. Spadafora on the other hand is simply an ideologue.

For some time, someone was painting a D in front of Rugs.

Understood.

Sorry.

This is an excellent idea.

I just got a voice-mail message from Ashton's leadership drive. The evidence of his organized effort is mounting.

Which analysis, for you, carries more weight: prices or wages (or another lens)?

If the leader of a party that purports to represent the working class is working with the police, then there are real questions to be asked whether said party is actually representing the working class. Working with the police isn't leadership: pushing for policing's abolition, however, is.