Will Skora

We already had a competition, as well as extensive public hearings. We don't need to redo the whole process: we just need our public officials to pay attention to it, like they said they would. The bottom line is the... Continue reading

I really applaud everyone (Angie, Jonathan, Dan, Emelio) for their comments here.  This type of dialogue is not always easy or fun, but I think that it is really necessary.  I think it is healthy to strip away some of... Continue reading

Angie and Jonathan, I've very much appreciated reading your interaction here. Even if the conversation has become a little heated, it surely is important that frustrations from the public can be expressed to NOACA.... Continue reading

What's up with the road salt? Road salt causes a trmendous amount of rust and corrosion to vehicles in this area every year.  In my work as a mechanic, I deal with this damage on a daily basis.  While the average age of a... Continue reading

I think this public debate has been illuminating, even if heated at times, and I want to thank Angie, Jonathon, emilio and others, as well as Dan for hosting and promoting the dialogue.  I think it's great news that NOACA... Continue reading

Angie, your Streetsblog article raises some very important points.  Your "non-MPO" perspective is invaluable to me.  Sometimes the forest is seen most clearly when standing outside of it.  You are providing the type of... Continue reading

Browsing the commons a bit raised another idea. You could use residence and employer data entered on tax returns to build a rudimentary commute map. That combined with the tax revenue mashup might contribute some insight... Continue reading

" Understanding what is or is not discussed in a public meeting is one of our first responsibilities as elected officials." That is a direct quotation from an email sent to me by one of my fellow councilmembers who was... Continue reading