News from the City: The Streets Division will begin the annual spring cleanup street sweeping process starting on the evening of March 17, 2019, if the weather allows. Sweepers will be active on city streets for up to six weeks in order to collect as much of the salt, sand, and other grit that has accumulated on the roads during the winter months as possible before it enters the stormwater system. During the 2018 spring cleanup window, street sweepers collected over 1,500 tons of debris.

On May 5, the City of Madison launched LOOK FORWARD, on the Madison Public Library’s website. LOOK FORWARD is a social media and public art initiative that will promote a sense of connectedness spanning across all neighborhoods and communities within the City of Madison. Look Forward celebrates the creative, expressive, and caring nature of Madisonians and helps us connect with each other online and look ahead to a time when we can safely be together in person again.

Another great thing about Hubitat is the ability to prevent things from changing. For Wink and SmartThings, you always want to have the latest firmware because of the cloud integration and making sure things work. But with Hubitat, if your devices are all working, you can opt to stay on that firmware version forever if you want to.

It was a veritable produce orgy. It was an Eden of obscure comestibles, packed side by side into aisles upon upon aisles of deliciousness. It seemed to be a foodie paradise on Earth all right here in Berkeley on Oregon Street.. The junior senator from Illinois had come to this cavernous industrial plant, tucked away in the forests of eastern Ukraine, to see and to learn. He had come to this dilapidated, rusty factory, not far from the Russian border, for a lesson about how weapons of the past can present a danger for the future. He had come here, in his first foreign trip since taking office, as one of the requisite stops in the making of a senator..

E) If you don know any Jewish students that were uncomfortable or upset after that incident, I would venture you either a) don have many Jewish friends or b) don make them feel comfortable expressing their opinions or c) maintain an extremely strongly left on Israel social group that only consists of non observant/non practicing Jews. Again, they free to have their own opinions on the subject, but that type of social group reflects only a part of the Jewish community, which is extremely diverse in practice and opinion. I, a Jewish student on campus, spoke with many other Jewish students on campus who shared my opinion..