Posts Tagged ‘municipality’


Mon 9/15/08   by Greg Fowler   in Politics   0

How About Some Sidewalks?

Only 4 sidewalks are being proposed for construction this year because of the inadequate current annual budget of only $200,000.

London recently got $5.8 million from the $400 million provincial allocation for municipal infrastructure. Despite his undertaking to me to look into my pedestrian safety concerns about the ward that he was elected to represent, Roger Caranci rose at a subsequent Council … Continue Reading

Mon 2/4/08   by Greg Fowler   in Transit   0

Patrick Maloney’s Jumbo-tron Half-Truth

Another example of selective reporting by the London Free Press, and it’s penchant for ignoring my initiatives (even when public safety is concerned). This time it’s about the proposed Jumbo-tron on Richmond Street which I opposed. Read my original post HERE.
According to the article (’City says big no to big screen ‘; London Free Press; 2008/02/04), “it would damage the core’s atmosphere.” … Continue Reading

Mon 1/21/08   by Greg Fowler   in Lifestyle   0

Recycling Polystyrene Foam

                    

Styrofoam™ is a brand name for Dow insulation and the common name for all forms of polystyrene. The fact that it’s lightweight and cheap to produce makes it popular with manufacturers. But polystyrene is a landfill nightmare because of it’s initial bulk and the very long time that it takes to decompose. Also the fact that when it finally does break up it does so into pieces small enough to be ingested by birds and subsequently kill them via starvation.
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