This morning at 8 a.m. the path between Madison Kipp and Broom St. was in fair
condition with about a half inch of sloppy snow. The street crossings
consistently had mounds (windrows) consisting of around a foot of snow with a
few tire-slots cut in. The worst spot I found was the ped. island at the Broom
St. Crossing of John Nolan, which has been so far neglected this winter to the
point that it has become a glacier that must be ascended. Although I did not
check out Jennifer St. today, I would recommend against using it as an
alternative to the path as every street that I have travel on has been worse
than the path due to the ruts motor vehicle traffic have made.
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---- Tim Wong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What are the commuting options from the east side like today? Is the bike
> path rideable or made impassable by the usual windrows? Jenifer St.? Thanks.
>
> "One day of the war costs $720 million, or the equivalent of 34,904 four-year
> college scholarships, 12,478 teachers' salaries, 95,364 Head Start
> placements, or 6,482 new homes," according to the American Friends Service
> Committee, quoted in 10/15/07 Nation.
>
> Cost of U.S. War and Occupation of Iraq
> $475,563,490,662
>
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