The OFW piece questions whether local political decisions “should” be subject to technological influence—an interesting question to be raising on the e-mail newsletter of a neighborhood political group.
I was at the State Theater this week and Chris Crockett (Old Fourth Ward person) was walking out of a movie quoting herself about the development that was shot down by City Council. She told Council and the developers that the project (two high rise buildings on N. Main) should “Die and Go Away”.
As I heard her saying this yet again to people in the hallway of the State Theater, it made me shudder.
It doesn’t surprise me at all that there is a fear in numbers for the Old Fourth Ward Nimbys.
—Lizz Oct. 27 '04 - 05:15PM #
She was my high school librarian! Total bitch!
—js Oct. 27 '04 - 09:45PM #
As I heard her saying this yet again to people in the hallway of the State Theater, it made me shudder.
It doesn’t surprise me at all that there is a fear in numbers for the Old Fourth Ward Nimbys.
—Lizz Oct. 27 '04 - 05:15PM #
—js Oct. 27 '04 - 09:45PM #