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That’s a great question! Did you read my response?
We know for certain that Donald and Andrew are on there. “Most transparent President in History”Says Whitehouse Spokes Barbie Leavitt. You agree?
Is it any wonder? 🫣
I always preferred to ride facing oncoming traffic so I could see who was yelling/swerving/throwing things at me.I stopped riding on the street and I notice most bicyclists now are …
You do know that under California law, as a cyclist, you’re required to follow the flow of traffic, right?According to California Vehicle Code (CVC) §21650, all cyclists must travel in …
I love the improvements to C street. I used to bike commute down there and it was not good. The H and I improvements are even better. I used to …
So our Supervisor’s failed to do their jobs and read the WHOLE ordinance before signing it? Big surprise.
Tony might be one of his wealthy clients
But you are obviously a genius. thousands of old retired folks, protesting The corrupt train wreck of a government that they’ve created from their poor voting over the last 50 …
This is unfair to both the retailers and even more so, the local residents. Country Club Market is the only full service grocery for a 15 minute drive each direction …
Replace trump with Clinton and you might be on to something
Most places where this has been done have ended up reverting to previous street arrangements, mostly because of the havoc it does to adjacent neighbourhoods and the underutilisation of said …
Allegedly
More like screw democracy. vote Yes on 50
Again, I don’t care about the retailer’s supposed right to addict and poison people for profit. Tobacco is legal, but it’s also legal to strictly regulate the number of licenses …
The bottom line is we all make mistakes. I mean look at the President we (not I) elected. So, it goes without saying that there are many more important and …
How are they going to help people get these services?Last month, I tried desperately to get Sempervirens or the Sheriff’s Department to respond to a loved one who was suicidal, …
Bohn stands up for his few”friends” over his many constituents who may be harmed by this product. A full on gadfly these days…Get on board, man. You’re on the Board!
Any transferred license should come with it not only the perks and privileges of said licence, but the responsibilities as well. Alcohol and tobacco should be treated as extra fees …
If there are changes in a town or city, it’s better if they’d actually be to the benefit of the many who live and use the communities affected, rather than …
To me there is a compelling public interest (public health, environmental, social) in reducing the total number of licensed retailers. That means you need some mechanism to promote attrition, and …
Whether you or I care about the product in question or not (which neither of us do), which is a legal product for sale, regardless how vile the stuff may …
If the goal was to cap (and reduce) the number of retailers, then are new licenses even available?If they are, then what would disqualify a potential new licensee?I abhor tobacco …
My hometown of Palo Alto is on the verge of Silicon Valley. Obviously it has changed dramatically over the past few decades.I’m sure that the majority of the current residents …
Any tool can be misused, and the police have not earned enough community trust to be given powerful new ones.
I think having aerial spy drones hovering around the city increases my risk of a mental health crisis that they would then have to respond to.
Maybe they could have grandfathered like, “get out now because in 5 years all the licenses become non-transferable.”But I have little sympathy for the business owners. They should have been …
😁(Grew up with Dr. Demento on KFMI, back in the day….)
That is awesome.
Why are we sad about some degenerate who owns 30 tobacco retailers having trouble selling one of them?