Re: Central Park â Cutting the heart out of a city
Despite the mayor and councilâs belief that they could stifle freedom of thought and speech during a pandemic, the opposition to any housing development in Central Park is growing every day. Within one week, over 400 signatures were collected online at âSave Central Park Kenoraâ at change.org. Within two weeks, petitions were being circulated on the streets surrounding the park, in senior citizenâs homes, at storefronts, and in many other areas. Within a week, a citizen volunteered his own time and money to launch a letter-writing campaign to solicit signatures. Volunteers to oppose councilâs hasty and heavy-handed decision have been numerous and have come forward with recommendations for further action.
3 fiber map 3 more than a dozen maryland counties . battered by hurricane irene . will now receive federal aid.it comes as great news to those still trying to rebuild weeks after the storm.but there s one county. hit pretty hard. that will not be getting any help.megan gilliland is here with fema s list. good morning patrice,take a look.this is a list of the counties that fema will be help. helping.many of these counties are along the eastern shore. including. wicomico, worcester, queen anne s, kent and talbot counties.but you can see anne arundel county did not make the list. list. residents there are shocked.this is what they remember seeing. on august 27th.powerful winds that toppled trees into homes. created tidal surges. and left millions in the dark.the storm closed 42 roads in anne arundel county and caused 5 million dollars in damages. some residents they ve spent thousands of dollars themselves just trying to clean up.to hear they re on their own now. is a little dis