Good day,
This came across the wire a couple of days ago and I think it is important enough to prompt me to post. (Really, I DO want to post more often!)
http://www.savefortpittnow.com/ -- Fort Pitt has been part of one of those struggles where the subject/object has no real meaning to the people who make the decisions (politicians). Nevermind that it has a LOT of meaning to a LOT of other people. THOSE people need to be heard. Please share this link and PLEASE do what you can. If you live in Pennsylvania, contact your politicians ASAP!!
I'm keeping my fingers crossed on this one. All hands on deck!!
YH&OS,
Sarah / Chauncey
This came across the wire a couple of days ago and I think it is important enough to prompt me to post. (Really, I DO want to post more often!)
http://www.savefortpittnow.com/ -- Fort Pitt has been part of one of those struggles where the subject/object has no real meaning to the people who make the decisions (politicians). Nevermind that it has a LOT of meaning to a LOT of other people. THOSE people need to be heard. Please share this link and PLEASE do what you can. If you live in Pennsylvania, contact your politicians ASAP!!
I'm keeping my fingers crossed on this one. All hands on deck!!
YH&OS,
Sarah / Chauncey
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On a similar note, they are in the process of deciding how to address the degenerate condition of the Champlain Bridge at Crown Point, N.Y. A very active Adirondack preservationist group is campaigning to *restore* the bridge as a historic structure.
Think of what this bridge did to the 17th and 18th century historic sites at Crown Point and Chimney Point. It's an abomination, and should be moved further south. A new bridge south of the present one would not only be cheaper, it would improve the historic sites, and eliminate the two 90 degree turns at either end of the bridge.
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