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8 years ago @ Daily Camera.com: - Vail Resorts, Breckenr... · 0 replies · +3 points
Put your tourists on a public transportation bus. IF they want a car, get a few ready so they can be called "tourist cars" and have them be able to drive the road on back side of lake so everyone feels the "did something themselves." Get them off of I-70. I see lots of positives about moving this entire issue up to the resorts and getting looky loos off of the highway.. though that is really a dream and I know it. After all, we are all americans and they also pay the 'federal gas tax.' <sigh>
8 years ago @ Daily Camera.com: - Manager: 2 Virginia TV... · 0 replies · +8 points
8 years ago @ Daily Camera.com: - Jeremy Bold renounces ... · 1 reply · +12 points
8 years ago @ Daily Camera.com: - Erie puts out call for... · 0 replies · +3 points
8 years ago @ Daily Camera.com: - Tolls begin Wednesday ... · 2 replies · +11 points
That works out to a ban account JUST with 55k people of -> $19.2 million sitting there. Somehow with the way this was thrown together and done behind doors, it would not surprise me that this money was not "touchable" for other investments.
Point simply is 19.2 million in cash and rising will sit in their coffers. We the people do not get a bit of that, and my guess is they have a few tax breaks on top of that. In fact, any financial folks willing to pipe up and tell us how this is all tax deductible for this country. No way they aren't getting tax breaks.
8 years ago @ Daily Camera.com: - Hard freeze catches up... · 1 reply · +8 points
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8 years ago @ Daily Camera.com: - To make room for bikes... · 9 replies · +18 points
9 years ago @ Daily Camera.com: - The spread of Flatiron... · 0 replies · +16 points
9 years ago @ Daily Camera.com: - The spread of Flatiron... · 21 replies · +29 points
We have every right to wonder what our enormous neighbor is doing. They in effect shut down that side of town for a large portion of the weekend, with a population almost equal to the size of the entire town of Lafayette.
Something sounds rather strange and cultish to many of us, when a church has to split from traditional teachings in the name of marketing.
When a business enters an area, buys up a good portion of the land important to the people of a city, the consequence is that they must find a way to also work with the community as a whole. When they don't, whether its Yale in the middle of the hood, or a Mega-Church that doubles the population of a small city, people get upset. This church has stifled any real and new growth of our business base without requiring more sprawl. It has also put an enormous amount of pressure on the other local businesses that do have to deal with them and their patrons weekly.
The unfortunate reality is that the Devil is actually in the details. People that go to this church in our community act like they would rather be defensive than to engage. The impression they leave does matter.
We've welcomed the Church, but the church and their patrons do not make us feel very welcome in our own community.
Maybe the preacher should have a sermon on how best to treat thy neighbor.