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There are many factors that are causing the unsafe waterways,” said Councilman Yolanda Avila. “It’s not just persons experiencing homelessness camping in those areas. I want to do something, I do, but not at the expense of incarcerating and penalizing persons experiencing homelessness.” Homeless camp risks flash flooding Photo: City of Colorado Springs Councilman Don Knight responded, “The only time that those tickets are issued by our police department is when they are persistent, they are not going to move, or they moved and five minutes later they’re right back there doing the same thing that they’ve been warned about. So, your phobia about we’re going to come in and incarcerate all these people is unfounded. There will be displacement because it is not safe.” Councilman David Geislinger said, “We need to recognize the fact that there is a lot of judgment against these residents of ours who are temporarily displaced and are in camps. I think we can become so concerned with gaining the wealth of a clean waterway that we forfeit the soul of who we are as a city.” In response to Avila’s concerns Geislinger said, “The Mayor and the Chief Judge have been actively engaged in creating a diversion program for individuals charged under this where, as opposed to incarceration and penalties, referral to services to hopefully assist these people in getting back on their feet in order to get them the help that they need in order to return to a level of stability.” Councilman Jill Gaebler said, “We have been so generous in trying to educate and support community members to move off areas where it’s not safe. The number one issue we heard from the community members is wanting to feel safe along our t... (ash, pollution and flash floods vie with homelessness in Colorado Springs creekside camping ban)
NFC East rivals, because, well, that's no fun. This will be 100 percent vitriolic. And yes, we'll (try to) torch the Eagles at the end of the series as well, though again, I'm not sure exactly how just yet.1) Bruce Allen is a snake and a bumbling moron“Bruce Allen is the personification of an NFL winner. Our fans know his heritage; we know his abilities. He is the right person to lead our club.”– Redskins owner Dan SnyderThat's what it says on Bruce Allen's bio in big, bold letters on the Redskins' website.Allen was hired to be the Redskins' GM at the tail end of the 2009 season, and he has been the head personnel decision maker ever since, save for the short tenure of Scot McCloughan, who Allen helped oust after two season (2015-2016) with the team. In Allen's eight full seasons with the team, the Redskins' record is 52-75-1. That would be a winning percentage of 0.410.On the "bumbling moron" front, Allen doesn't even know Kirk Cousins' name. [embedded content] I mean, it's not like he just misspoke, or got tongue-tied or something. He called him "Kurt" SIX TIMES, lol.Cousins ultimately bolted in free agency, for nothing more than a likely future compensatory pick in between the third and fourth rounds of the 2019 NFL Draft, after the Redskins botched his contract negotiations for years.On the "snake" front, McCloughan referred to Allen as a "politician" when asked to describe him in one word. Much like many a present... ( reasons the Redskins will be a dumpster fire this season)
WICHITA, Kan. (KAKE) - A local organization is hoping to not only end food waste but ending food insecurity.Day in and day out Reverie Roasters not only serves up your daily dose of coffee but they make homemade treats as well.Stephanie Hand, Reverie Roasters Executive Chef said, “on a daily, you'll see croissants, scones, muffins, cookies. We also have homemade breads.”Many times, what doesn't sell goes into the trash. Hand said, “at restaurants we all have the same issues, there is inevitable waste.”Stephanie Merritt saw that as an opportunity to not only eliminate food waste but feed the hungry in Wichita. Merritt said, “we have that food insecurity right here in our hometown yet we're throwing it away.”Merritt is the founder of ICT Food Rescue. It's a volunteer organization that works through an app called Food Rescue US.Volunteers are runners. Much like the Uber app, when businesses have leftover food to be picked up the runners are notified through the app. Merritt said, “you download the app and you go and claim a rescue. All the information [is there] and it tells... (T Food Rescue helping feed the hungry and eliminating food waste)
Part 1 of a 2-part seriesBy ROBERTA BAKERNew Hampshire Union Leader July 17. 2018 2:02PM Clutter, such as what ServPro found in this Manchester area home, makes living spaces difficult or impossible to navigate. (COURTESY) Silver Linings Silver Linings is a continuing Union Leader/Sunday News report focusing on the issues of New Hampshire's aging population and seeking out solutions. Union Leader reporter Roberta Baker would like to hear from readers about issues related to aging. She can be reached at rbaker@unionleader.com or (603) 206-1514. See more at www.unionleader.com/aging. This series is funded through a grant from the Endowment for Health. As operations manager at ServPro of Manchester, Tim Dow has witnessed hoarding's worst extremes: Corridors winding through garbage bags stacked to the ceiling. Human waste, dead animals and food scraps rotting beneath piles of laundry and pizza boxes. People living inside basement tunnels surrounded by tightly p... (lver Linings: Dwellings strewn with garbage and waste overshadow the mental health crisis)
