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Re: Poor service from USPS package carrier in Van Vorst Park
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After living here for a number of years, I've decided to think of it as a pleasant surprise when a package is actually delivered, which happens with maybe 1 out of 10 packages, or a slip is left, maybe 2 out of 5. I get confirmation numbers for everything and pick them up at the post office. I got a slip today, actually, despite having been home all day, and will be going to pick up a package tomorrow. Not such a big deal really, the post office is a cool building, not far away, and they don't make you wait in the main line to pick up packages.
Posted on: 2009/9/23 6:23
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Dissaparing Recycling Bins?
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For the last three months or so, every week or two weeks my recycling bin disappears. I'm not sure if they're being thrown into the truck with the recycling, or stolen. Its hard to imagine that anyone would want them, they're cheap, and have my address on them. Has this happened to anyone else? Does anyone have any suggestions?
Posted on: 2009/5/22 3:29
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Re: Embankment- Update Thread
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as this is a former rail site, the whole ground is most likely VERY very contaminated. Would you want your young son or daughter playing in toxic soil? I grew up in a rural area next to active freight rail tracks. Kids used to hang out on them all the time(well, not when the trains were on them) They were no more toxic than the surrounding areas, and probably hadn't been cleaned or renovated for more than 50 years. Quote: And the insurance costs to the city would be crazy to make an elevated park where someone could fall off. Yes. If only mankind could devise some means of preventing people from falling from high places! Then we could have elevated parks, and maybe even multi-story buildings!
Posted on: 2009/3/12 0:47
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