He restricted live comments during the regular meeting under his set COVID 19 guidelines.Councilor Tracye Whitfield voted for the project, but said she was extremely concerned about limits on neighborhood input. She cited both the lack of a meeting with neighborhood councils and the limits on pubic comment during the meeting. She questioned if the same restrictions would be enforced in a neighborhood such as East Forest Park.”Inequity has been happening in the black and brown community for over 400 years and we all know it,” Whitfield said, adding: “Inequities have been happening throughout the history of America and yet the black and brown communities always have to give in and be submissive and accept it because it’s a great project.”The minority community is “tired of not having a chance to be heard, just to be heard,” she said.She was among five councilors asking for a delay on the vote until the next meeting in two weeks.
Yes, sometimes you opt to skip the shower after your workout since it’s just you driving home from the gym and hey, you don’t mind your own “aroma”. That’s fine for your personal vehicle, but not so for the crowded bus ride home. As much as you appreciate your fellow passenger’s lack of smell/scent/stench, they appreciate yours.
For tomorrow morning, all roadway users should expect to encounter slippery roads covered with multiple inches of snow throughout Madison. And the storm may still be active. Those who must commute through the city on Tuesday are encouraged to make good choices.
On top of that we have a small boutique grocery store where we sell products that are made on site (primarily baked goods). The store is only open Friday Sunday, in the middle of the day. Some of the tenants have outgrown their current production space and would like more room to grow, while still working in a shared facility.
Thanksgiving will serve ham or tofurkey. The value of duvets and down jackets will sky rocket. Images of the South Pole will be more desolate. It’s been said repeatedly that we are all in this together. It may now seem clichd, but it’s never been more true. Masks, also known as cloth face coverings, help prevent the spread of COVID 19.
People are urged to prepare for days of disruption due to snowy weather. Picture: Nick JohnsonOne of the key ways of helping someone who might otherwise be cut off by bad weather is to help out with collection of prescriptions or doing shopping for essentials. But people are urged to remember the importance of social distancing..