Rosalind Nelson defended the idea of flyers and more
kiosks
i agree about kiosks except i would like to get a
better price than what lyn-lake paid for them.
a possibility might be having americorp kids build and
install them. or some such thing. maybe a local
version through the youth
contributing something positive that everyone would see. I
like it, it's got a good beat and you can dance to it.
Wizard Marks, Central
timothy connolly wrote:
Rosalind Nelson defended the idea of flyers and more
kiosks
i agree about kiosks except i would like to get a
better price than what lyn
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And if more such kiosks were erected, whose responsibility would it be to
keep them cleaned up?
While I was attending college, I made it a point to remove, from
bulletin boards, any posters and flyers that had expired. This kept
the bulletin boards relatively free of
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as a member of the lyn lake business association, i'd like to point out
to valerie that perhaps she should reconsider her definition of
approaches this.
Rosalind Nelson
Bancroft
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Regarding flyers and kiosks:
The Lyn-Lake Association has had two kiosks on either side of Lyndale Avenue
just south of Lake Street for several years
