Dear Family, Friends and Neighbors,
Many of you may already be aware that there has been a catastrophic
explosion and fire at the World Trade Center.
Two airplanes crashed into the two towers.
One may have been a hijacked 737 taking commuters from Boston to LA, the
other may be a suicide plane.
Dear Al Caroline,
I didn't want to burden you with sooner question or worry, but...
I consider you both New Yorkers.
How are you holding up?
Are your friends accounted for?
Would you like company, or to have us cook for you?
I know Al's family has several members in Police and/or Fire
The Three listed Events are geared to the entire neighborhood - not just
the R.C.s.
At the end, I've provided a link to a cool Web-site for the Set game.
10/06/2001 - 12 Noon and / or 1 PM - Saturday
FIRE RESTORATION CELEBRATION
Matt Gruebel, asked me to forward his response.
He is a friend and I am anti-plan, but we are friends and neighbors
and can trust each other to share views, even opposing views. Even
though I am against public bathrooms, I am generally very grateful to the
friends for maintaining and the park
. Basketball players are clearly part of
the
community.
Margie Politzer
Elizabeth F. Campion wrote:
Dear Anne and neighbors,
I am grateful to the volunteers.
I do believe most were well intentioned.
I agree that things can be improved.
But, I concur with David Miller
Dear Anne and neighbors,
I am grateful to the volunteers.
I do believe most were well intentioned.
I agree that things can be improved.
But, I concur with David Miller ...
it is usually a better idea to stop a bad thing from happening than it
is to proceed with a lousy idea.
If
Key found near U.Mews.
at approximately 10 AM this morning.
It looks important.
Reply with description of attachments and it can be yours.
Best!
Liz
Elizabeth Campion
Neighbor Real Estate Broker
Mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Direct VM: 215-790-5653
Cell Phone (for emergencies
15 kids were cut from the SFDS 5th 6th grade Boys Basketball Team
because there was not enough equipment nor sufficient volunteers to
support a second team.
5th grade is the first year of eligibility for school basketball.
Cuts are arbitrary in 5th grade.
Kids who
are First Generation
the antipathy some people have
been directing towards the Scouts. We get enough abuse as it is
without people using us a whipping boy (scout).
Thanks.
bga
In a message dated Wed, 19 Dec 2001 04:10:09 PM Eastern Standard
Time, Elizabeth F. Campion [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
All those folks
Thank You!
and
An Update.
Last Thursday our JV-Boys B team played the JV- A team to a 31-31 TIE
!!!
The A team won, in overtime, and my kids discovered that
Adults are thrilled with proof of improvement and
Games (not just wins) are good fun.
The
Dear Ellen,
Basketball, like life, is what we make of what we have.
Our own CYO experience started out badly; our son didn't make the JV
team.
I would not accept that 10 year-olds get cut, and since I could (and
should) NOT force a VOLUNTEER to coach more than his (or her) desired
complement
Dear Chris,
I disagree vehemently with your stance that the meeting promoted by Al
and others is redundant.
I love Historic property.
I want to see our neighborhood improved and (where appropriate) restored.
But,
IMPOSING an ideal /or
GIFTING Tax Credits to folks (like
]
writes:
Elizabeth F. Campion [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would not have gone to the trouble to restore my Fish Scale
siding if
I had to paint it ochre.
Because it is restored, the folks who follow me into my home can
choose
Ochre, but I want to enjoy light and color and the pleasure
Dear Tim,
Several recent Inquirer articles illustrated the who and how of using HD
Tax Credits to subsidize Non-Change.
The reporter focused on properties in the Chestnut Hill Historic
District.
I believe Al provided links to the articles in an earlier missive.
I know you do lots of good deeds
I got excellent work from Conor Kelly.
I am fairly sure he is listed in Close at Hand
( http:[EMAIL PROTECTED] )
Conor M. Kelly
Kelly Concrete Contractors
215-722-1574
Conor does:
Basements (Waterproofing, Walls and Floors)
Sidewalks
Curbs and
Re: Alan Hoffman died today
Some of you may have already heard, but my brother-in-law, Alan L.
Hoffman, passed away this morning at 3:24 AM.
Alan was born in the New Jersey suburbs.
He fell in love with my sister, Tina, as they shared a passion for books.
They married, he
I read that Utilities are the exception to Historic regulation.
Probably because, like PENN, the Utilities are an 800# gorilla with
contributions to friends in government at every level.
If I could regulate anything it would be the Cable lines running across
my property to serve others.
We
One of my clients must Broom Clean a basement by next week.
He has a full Coal Bin.
It predates his furnace and his ownership of the home.
The property is near 34th and Baring.
Other than a Dumpster can anyone think of any expedient way to get the
coal into the hands of someone who can use it?
Here is a note I send to my tenants.
Feel free to copy, cut, paste and or forward if it helps.
It looks best as an attachment or Word Page, but I thought more people
could use it in the format below. I welcome private replies which may
improve the note or add more re-use ideas.
Best!
Liz
Dear Marianne,
On Sun, 28 Jul 2002 23:23:31 -0500 Marianne Das [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
A computerless friend has asked me to post an e-mail about a
2-bedroom apartment for rent on the first floor. It is located on
44th Street between Walnut and Locust.
Call 215-382-2995 for more
Listed below, and back by popular demand,
are Sites, Tips and Resources for the
Disposal and Recycling of unwanted items.
***
Trash and Recycling are now collected on the same day.
For UC-Blue it is Wednesday.
Trash is collected every week and
. Buchholtz
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
From: Elizabeth F. Campion [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Trash and Recycling Tips (revised)
Residential Property owners may put out 12 items of less than
40#s per
week.
This can be:
12 sealed plastic bags
Melani,
I can't ignore this latest misappropriation of credit.
There is NOTHING quantifiable to show that the new Sadie Alexander school
is the cause of the skyrocketing values in ANY part of UC. Prices have
risen across the Nation and nearby Center City and Art Museum areas have
seen bigger
The annual Flea Mall will be held inside the restored Auditorium at St.
Francis De Sales on Saturday 10/19/02.
If the Weather is good, there may also be some booths on 47th Street and
in the parking lot.
The doors open at 9 AM and close at 3 PM. Visit thrice -
Morning provides variety
The children from SFDS will be walking through UC, TUESDAY MORNING,
10/15/2002, to raise funds for their school.
I am posting the routes and approximate starting times, so that you have
the choice to see the kids or avoid driving through the crowds. SFDS
welcomes donations at any time, but now
message --
From: Elizabeth F. Campion [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED],[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 14 Oct 2002 20:12
- Forwarded message --
The children from SFDS will be walking through UC, TUESDAY MORNING,
10/15/2002, to raise funds for their school
Multi-stall In+Out Flea Market
Saturday - 10/19/02 (9-3 PM)
on 47th St near Springfield Ave
There are 36 Inside Tables and 6 Outside Tables and only 3 days left to
make plans to maximize your experience of the annual SFDS Flea Festival.
SELLING?
***
At this
At the end of this note are two good sites to view and learn (or refresh)
annual safety alerts.
But first a plea:
Please try to TREAT any child who comes to your home with open hand,
heart and mind.
Every year I hear neighbors complain that kids don't make an effort are
imported from other
Thanks for the great Halloween!
We took 83 digital photos.
The costumes make it difficult to determine who should get which photo,
so...
if you visited the porch with the 8' tall red and purple dragon and want
a digital copy of your photo... just reply and describe your costume (and
grouping for
Mary Fischer provided the most useful response:
You can check this web-site to see the streets that are emergency
routes.
They are also labeled with white signs.
http://www.phila.gov/streets/snow_emergency.html;
I wrongly concluded Trolley Lines were Snow Emergency routes.
Please accept my
Neighbor, J. Andre Kochs, aces the role of Zingarello the Puppeteer in
the Perna Production of PINOCCHIO.
This one hour show is the ideal length and tone to captivate younger
children while being considerate of the joints and schedules of their
care givers. The leads include a 10-year old
Dear Joe,
Not as funny as you think...
The Historic Commission MUST consist of:
1. President of City Council (or designee)
2. Commissioner of Public Property
3. Commissioner of L I
4. Chairman of City Planning (or designee)
5. Director of Housing
The Palestra is the best forum for Basketball in the city.
The halls are lined with thoughtful exhibits which highlight the history
of college basketball in our region.
Most of us West Philly natives have fond memories of at least one High
School championship, surrounded by our teen peers. Some
Re: Rebecca's message (attached below).
**
This is intended to help a great family who have been wonderful
neighbors.
I am forwarding this to PFSNI and providing some supplemental info to
UnivCity, to increase the chances of finding a good replacement
I am all for enforcement.
One reason is the process of enforcing stupid rules might lead us to
think about rules and make changes (including additions and subtractions)
which make sense.
I believe the local HD movement would not have had such strong supporters
if the Zoning and Building Codes
On Sun, 22 Jun 2003 the Philadelphia Inquirer Magazine had an article on
two local girls, Sarah of Springfield Avenue and Leigh of Pine Street.
A link to the article is shown below.
http://www.philly.com/mld/inquirer/news/special_packages/inquirer_magazin
e/6117852.htm
(The link is long, so if
Dear John,
Your current rebuttal contains a specific political criticism, but the
message I responded to was your statement, addressed to silly (?) Bill,
I think, ultimately, that you are negatively influenced by the local
politicians (can I say Blackwell on this list?) lack of concern towards
It seems to be a secret that much of UC is safer than
On Campus
Rittenhouse / Fitler Square or
Society Hill.
Maybe it feels counterintuitive.
West might evoke Wild
Tree shaded streets might feel eerie after dark
But, the last time I checked FBI
All of the Culture list names have aol in common.
All but two of the UnivCity names have aol in common.
2 of 43 may be a coincidental and normal unsubscribe.
Could it be an aol problem?
Just a question / observation from a someone who is not a computer
person.
Best!
Liz
On Tue, 21 Oct 2003
RE: Squirrel Hill Haunted Halloween
at 4611 Springfield (@ nec of Farragut)
Today, Friday 10/31/03 from 5-7 PM
They say no good deed goes unpunished...
First lots of folks E-replied that my Halloween message inspired them to
buy extra treats and to
Of all the major religions, Catholicism may be the most a la carte.
The wonderful Catholic dictate is Free Will and the restorative is
Confession (aka Reconciliation or Penance).
If one commits a small (venial) sin, one must repent (apologize and
confess) and attempt to make compensation
F. Campion wrote:
Of all the major religions, Catholicism may be the most a la
carte.
The wonderful Catholic dictate is Free Will and the restorative is
Confession (aka Reconciliation or Penance).
Oh. But if God is Omniscient, then he knows everything anyone has
ever
done or ever
recognizing that his pet is actually a monster and that if one
attack was unprovoked and sneaky, the next will probably be beyond
prediction as well. In this case, the nightmare still lives.
Best!
Liz
On Fri, 19 Dec 2003 14:32:08 -0500 Elizabeth F. Campion
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
The Dog side of the equation was a bit of a nightmare.
Bad Dog was still in the Owner's custody on 12/22.
A promise to impound was tendered by Animal Control. Of course they
stated Dogs plural, and no one wants Good Dog put down. Good Dog
(also a Pit Bull) did not join in the frenzied attack,
On Christmas day, the Inquirer published a wonderful article about HOSTS
for HOSPITALS.
While highlighting the extremes of courage and benevolence, it left me
seeking a way to encourage lesser lights (like myself) to contribute.
Here is a link to the article.
I think Alex Cook and the Alarmist (out of Powelton Village) do the
cleanest installations of Fire and Security Alarms.
Last I checked, Alex could be reached at: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
215-242-6161
If this is not current than ALARMIST should be in the yellow
As a Realtor, I weigh in against Tanya's post.
I believe experienced Realtor's provide a set of skills and services that
profit most of our clients more than any possible savings on commissions.
The National Association of Realtors has done surveys which consistently
document this as a
YUPPIES = Young Urban Professionals
Usually thought of as single, but
they can be married and even with children
DINKS = Double Income, No Kids
Often thought of as young and gay, but
they can be straight, and even empty nesters.
FENCES
**
A fenced bowl is
Jonathan,
Yours may be a bad choice of words, since one of the delivery men was
recently killed in Royal.
I think it was an accident as benign as one of the coworkers dropping
a gun, intended for protection.
It had been hidden among stacked boxes.
This is a chance to for me to say, I'd like to
Some people are able to make a good and deep impression on a neighborhood
in less time than others.
Rosemarie (Charles) Simonis was born in Haiti and came to Philadelphia
(and to greater freedom, safety and opportunities) with her parents. She
studied here, grew up to join the Peace Corps and
1. The Bel Canto was wonderful beyond my ability to describe it. Many of
the patrons came from the Suburbs and Center City. UC was
underrepresented. It might be because we are such a lively neighborhood.
Many people mentioned conflicts with other cool activities, but anyone
who stayed home on
. :-)
Best!
Liz
Elizabeth Campion
http://ilead.realtor.com/display/?id=13380525;
215-790-5653
On Mon, 3 May 2004 18:54:21 -0400 Elizabeth F. Campion
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Would you be interested in doing any landscaping at the front, side
or
rear of 315 S. 44th?
It is behind Al's home.
I
Would you be interested in doing any landscaping at the front, side or
rear of 315 S. 44th?
It is behind Al's home.
I want to pitch Curb Appeal to the Seller.
If so, what / how do you bill home owners.
Best!
Liz
Elizabeth Campion
http://ilead.realtor.com/display/?id=13380525;
215-790-5653
I just came from 47th Street between Osage and Pine where a classic UC
circus is in progress.
It seems 4 horses escaped from a barn on Markoe (near 47th and
Westminster) and ran southwest, unobstructed until around 49th Cedar.
A police tow truck with cowboy driver sprang into action too lasso
I see the negative space, but also the negative symbols.
The U,C D share an homogenized look, stuffed in a cocktail glass, not
open to each other, but to the frame which constrains them..
The colors and shapes are retro.
I prefer to embrace diversity, look to the future and to head there with
It just occurred to me, that Tina is older and her roots in University
City are deeper and differrent than mine.
So, this announcement may be of interest to others, who may care to stop
by and say goodbye.
To: Neighbors friends of Tina Hoffman
From: Liz Campion Larry Motyka
RE:
Dear Neighbors,
My sister Maggie walked away from Einstein Hospital, yesterday, Saturday
at about 6 PM.
She is profoundly ill, mentally and physically.
She has already missed several doses of essential medicines.
If anyone sees her, please give me a call.
My cell is 215-880-2930.
Maggie is
is not a criteria for love will
have an effect on any one's self esteem or upon policies for MH.
Thanks again,
Liz
Elizabeth Campion
http://ilead.realtor.com/display/?id=13380525;
215-790-5653
On Sun, 22 Aug 2004 14:08:27 -0400 Elizabeth F. Campion
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Dear Neighbors,
My
Craig,
I didn't understand where you were headed with your message.
I believe we may be a little safer than other countries, mostly because
we have less need and more opportunities. Most of us were raised right
and keep busy with families, jobs and hobbies. I believe politicians who
support
RB is not the only one to keep lists.
Attached is a link to the names and ranks of coalition forces killed in
the Iraq conflict in August.
http://icasualties.org/oif/prdDetails.aspx?hndRef=8-2004
We are losing an average of more than 2 American Soldiers a day, in this
non-War.
England lost 4,
The annual meeting of the UNIVERSITY CITY SWIM CLUB is TONIGHT
WEDNESDAY
SEPTEMBER 8, 2004
7-9 PM
ST. MARY'S
3916 LOCUST WALK
A critical vote for new directors is scheduled.
Please, dear members, even if the dinner hour and the rain present
hardships,
Posted on behalf of Ruth McGettigan:
The annual U.C. Flea Mall (maul) will be held in the St. Francis De Sales
Auditorium on Saturday 10/16/2004.
The doors open at 9 AM.
Now that RETRO is HOT, this might be the source of some decorating
BARGAINS.
My sister Maggie died in the middle of the night.
We found out, at about 8 AM.
While Maggie was sick for a very long time, we never had a sense of how
long she would live.
In the end, she passed suddenly
Her nurse, found her, on the bathroom floor, at her breakfast call.
Maggie led a special
The new JibJab might be even funnier than the first JibJab.
http://www.jibjab.com/
Click to the site and than click on Good to be in DC.
And if you are the rare computer user who missed This Land is our Land
you might want to check that out also.
The links supply nonpartisan reasons to vote.
The top story in Reuters is the record budget deficit.
The link is to a story with a graph that covers all years from 1992
through YTD 2004.
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=storyncid=1756e=4u=/041015/photo
s_ts/budget_deficit2004_graphic
If the link breaks in transmission, just cut and
As someone predicted...
...Serious Crime is lower in UC than in CC.
In fact, the statistics say that we are twice as safe in University City
as are the residents of either Society Hill or the Art Museum areas of
the city. And, the numbers hold true for less serious crimes. You are
twice as
I first met Sr. Katherine at St. Francis de Sales, after she was assigned
to 1001 S. 47th Street.
The local posting was to hold her closer to home, as a result of failing
health.
I knew her as a fragile, gentle woman who taught RICA (Christianity for
Adults considering conversion to
Metrudah Teixeira asked me to post the following:
She is selling tickets to a Jazz Caberet featuring a fabulous trio and
a full buffet dinner with an open Bar (Wine, Beer, Sodas and bottled
waters only).
The Jazz night is this Saturday, October 23, 2004 from 9 PM -1 AM at St.
Francis.
Enter via
I know of a local example, and it was NOT the painter's bricks.
Sometime in the late 70's, back when I was a baby Licensee associated
with a Baltimore Avenue Realtor that does a fair amount of property
management, a bi-level apartment with a beautifully stained wooden
staircase (I think 47xx
The Squirrel Hill Substation Town Watch Task Force
have put together another fabulous
HAUNTING HALLOWEEN WALK
Start at the front steps of
4611 Springfield Ave
and walk past seven treat stations to exit by the back gate.
Cindy Preston has outdone herself this year. She has already
Help!
It seems I just sent myself the Ad shown below. (NOT!).
I viral screen daily, so I assume some worm plucked my address from the
e-directory on the computer of someone else. Is there anything we can
do to protect our E-address from such abuse?
The only difference between this send and
As I decorate our garden, I imagine things beyond my ownership and skill
levels, that I would like to see provided for the children of our
neighborhood. So, here is my wish list, and if anyone can help out with
a loan or donation before Sunday, please let me know.
1. A Baby Bouncer -
Please try to TREAT any child who comes to your home with open hand,
heart and mind.
Every year I hear neighbors complain that
kids don't make an effort are
from other neighborhoods or are
too tall to be seeking handouts or are
strangers.
Can't we enjoy all
Halloween at our house was a blast!
--
Cindy Preston coordinated an event that treated 1,100 kids.
Three early visitors were roped into volunteering without notice or
preparation.
Ed Robertson took over the Soda station and after handing out the
Tony, thank you for asking.
The rare, ancient and HUGE, French Pipe Organ at St. Francis de Sales is
one of the coolest, most generously used, and exquisite objects in
University City. Unfortunately age has reduced its sound to a fraction
of its potential glory. Notes have been lost and valves
Idaho,
Oh no
U-da-ho.
Even most of us Realtors want my good neighbors (B W other) to hang
around.
So stop churning for flight.
xoxo
Liz
On Mon, 29 Nov 2004 13:29:41 EST [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
black man walking down the street OH MY!
black man walking down the street OH MY!
black man
One consideration regarding trips from the Airport to UC:
Metering will probably never cost less than $15.00 but could easily
exceed $20.00.
Highway closure (accidents and heavy rain)
Heavy traffic (2 major sporting events at or near FUC)
Lost driver (shouldn't happen,
Dear Kyle,
It is hard to believe your last line.
I am sure that Republicans have been trained to stiff waiters, cabbies
and other members of the blue hoi-poloi, and then, when they are sure the
worker is aware of the slight, smile and say, Vote Democratic.
I hear it works better than 10% and a
This reminds me of a schizoid experience I had with the vet hospital.
A neighbor hired a House Sitter to watch a truly beloved and very tiny
(about 7#s) dog named Mish-Mish.
Mish darted into the street and was hit and thrown into the air by a car.
Ultimately we learned that the damage included
Funny, one of my little used, work e-accounts ended up on one of the
Republican lists.
In the preelection run I received almost daily updates from the
Republican Party.
All included requests for money, some suggested BIG money.
I was amused and sometimes horrified (in the way people will slow
December 19, 2004 at 3 PM
ORGAN-IZED FOR THE HOLIDAYS
at St. Francis de Sales Church
4625 Springfield Ave
Phila, PA 19143
December 24, 2004 at 11 PM at SFDS
Songs of the season will include: Pinkham's Christmas Cantata accompanied
by a Brass Quartet and O Holy
One response to my post yesterday was a note from Roger Harmon.
He has jumped on board to help the Organ Restoration Fund grow.
His Abbraccio/Gold Standard at 820 South 47th Street
www.abbracciorestaurant.com
will feature a post concert, gala 3-Course Dinner with 20% of the food
gross
I am sure a graduation at the Academy is lovely, but Central is one of
the city's Elite schools.
Few of the other Public High Schools have the budget or the pull to
reserve the Academy.
Graduations take place in June, with probably all of the Public High
Schools commencing on the same day (or at
Dear Neighbors,
I need a good Ball Player (or two) who can volunteer to lead and
demonstrate Basketball drills during CYO team practices and / or assist
at games in January and February of 2005. I will be present at all
practices and at all games and I'll be happy to handle all the dull
stuff.
PLEASE PARDON DUPLICATES. THIS post was REJECTED FROM SOME LISTS BECAUSE
OF a PHOTO ATTACHMENT. IF ANYONE WANTS A PHOTO OF YEHUDA, PLEASE REPLY
PRIVATELY.
Yehuda Alhaadi Neal is only 16 (born 8/18/88) but he is 6'4 tall so
might pass for older.
He is a good looking kid, with a slender,
In a message dated 1/7/2005 09:58:37 AM Eastern Standard Time,
Elizabeth F. Campion [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Yehuda Alhaadi Neal is only 16 (born 8/18/88) but he is 6'4 tall so
might pass for older.
He is a good looking kid, with a slender, athletic build and size 14
shoes.
His skin tone
I almost hate to have to contradict Beth (who is usually on the mark),
but as someone who was bitten by a Great Dane, I am compelled to say...
Avoid absolutes with people and animals.
And, perhaps even avoid strange Great Danes, despite their reputation as
a gentle breed.
Be aware that
Dear Neighbors,
Yehuda Neal is in the air and on the way home.
His story has both a happy ending and a cautionary tale.
Yehuda was lured to Arizona via the internet.
That he is relatively unscathed feels miraculous.
We all need to keep a close eye upon things that can intrude into and
unsettle
A few weeks ago Sean Joyce, the Corporate Sales Manager Special Events
guy for Drexel University Athletics posted a basketball trivia question
with a prize of two tickets. I entered the contest and also opened a
conversation, with Sean, about helping some of the Youth Groups in
University City.
Dear Neighbors,
On Tuesday at 2:30 PM, as I was headed to an appointment, I encountered a
pack of 3 dogs, running loose.
Two were obvious Pit mixes, the third seemed terrier like.
The largest was about 75#s and cinnamon colored, one was brindle, the
smallest was brownish and about 35#s.
They
Some responses to my 3-pack post lead me to correct two misconceptions:
1. I was not claiming the mantle of hero.
I am hardwired a certain way. It makes me more stupid than brave.
Also, I am 10th of 12 from an impoverished urban family, this has left me
with experience of many crises and with
The American Red Cross is becoming desperately and chronically short of
blood.
One pint can save as many as 3 people.
So, the time and blood that you give do count as significant gifts and at
the most sublimely, anonymous level.
Donated blood has kept several members of my family alive over the
Dear Yvonne,
I am glad you were not hurt and I almost feel sorry for your new
neighbor.
He has made a very bad start.
The first impression he has left upon you, and those who can figure out
who he is, by his location, is that he is an arrogant, bully with an
inflated sense of entitlement and
Factors add up in the courtesy game
Shoveling
Apparent fragility
Location directly in front of a house, etc.
might all be taken into consideration.
But ultimately, here in UC, it should average out that every driver had
to dig their car out, and probably would have gone
Hmmm, there actually is a rainbow in the background, actually 4, painted
on the fish scale moldings of 3 bay windows and on the slats of the back
shed of the corner property.
And to complete the theme, another neighbor choose sunny Caribbean colors
for their front porch.
Now, if we could only
Dear Beth,
Parking permits do NOT buy you a spot in front of your house.
They buy you the convenience of being able to park, with resident
preference, any where within the boundaries of the permit. The permits
can be handy when you want to park in front of your own home, and also
useful when
A Handicap space is different from Permit Parking and comes with
requirements for annual medical certification of the disability. Even in
the snow, the fine for parking a vehicle that does not carry handicap
tags (or rear view mirror card), in a Handicap space is huge. I'll
guess $300 /
I can't resist pointing out this irony.
Below is a post by one of the Pro-HD who is upset at the injustice of
Fox 'News' and the Zoning Board for delays that left her friend
looking bad.
Try to forget that delays may have been due to resolving the fears of
neighbors who might have been worried
Christine:
Sorry, but zoning delays that last for almost a year are not S.O.P.
Either neighborhood questions had to be on the table or the friend was
slow to develop a plan.
Something called Fox News to the property and it was not my horrible
accusations.
I found lots of irony in ED posting
Dear Sarah,
First, you have to assume the Landlord knows there is a dog in the
apartment and than that he/she received the information that the dog bit
someone.
Tenants tend to hide problems, for which they are the cause, from their
Landlords.
Assuming that as a Landlord, I had specific,
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