Remember, it is always the right time to prune a Bradford Pear. The cut should be about 12" from the ground and a horizontal cut all the way across.

Your lips to g-d's ears. I would love to see Union Station have some real coffee/dining options for when you're catching a train. They also have those store fronts on the back of the garage that have sat empty since Covid.

I see this an immediate want to get to work on cable management.

Curious if they could opt-back-in effective on a specific future date? Or does it have to be effective as of the date of the motion and voting? The whole fact that we’re having to have this conversation is utterly ridiculous. They should simply stay opted in.

Seriously. More street / shade trees.

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I feel like Dr Jones would agree with you.

When That Man Is Dead And Gone

100%. The internet will break.

Progress on my project to move all my networking and smart home hubs to the basement.

Yes, I know I should just get a server rack. Baby steps.

Vertical cable management just finished 3d printing so gotta pick it up and then get it done.

Almost there.

#Worcester folks, who is your preferred electrician. Need some outlets added to my basement. Involved adding a breaker. TIA.

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Heck, I'd throw in $10.

@skwibo.bsky.social I would also love to see someone buy 21 Intervale (maps.app.goo.gl/3UyiGQFCDq6v...) and turn it into a bakery/cafe/bike shop/brewery or something cool. Would be nice to have more walkable options in the neighborhood. *yes I know the clean up would probably be a pain along w NIMBY

This would rule.

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Angered, sure. But in fairness they were also able to take Isengard.

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Thanks for that. I'm usually more of a catch and release kind of guy, but now I'm not sure.

@clbergpowers.bsky.social that said, not keen on Moulton to be honest.

Agreed. But I think another aspect is the fact that from my POV (w no party affiliation, but tend to align more w/ the Dems) the party continues to keep the old guard around and refuses to develop younger candidates or reliquish power. Markey is 79 and Warren is 76. We need younger options.

Isn't this kind of how it went when Joe Kennedy III challenged him too?

The Arrogance of Space Mapping Tool #ArroganceOfSpace Useful tool to show how much space is taken in our cities by cars. Load an image and easily mark type of space for any city.

Very iteresting tool for showing how physical space is being used. cyklokoalicia.sk/arrogance/

Be proud. Never to late to learn new things. And riding a bike is probably one of the best things to learn. Enjoy it. It's always a great time.

SOOOOO STOKED! www.youtube.com/live/Tf_UjBM...

Some cool work happening in Worcester! Local folks please check it out if you live in one of these program areas!

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Per usual, Tracy is bringing the citations. Much appreciated.

Completely agree. Also, what keeps them from then just deciding to strip citizenship from others down the road. "Well, we don't like that you oppose us so we're going to strip you of citizenship." We've literally seen what happens when countries go down this road.

Supreme Court considers a historic case about who is — and isn't — born a citizen At issue is President Trump's challenge to a constitutional provision that has long been interpreted to guarantee American citizenship to every child born in the United States.

At issue is President Trump's challenge to a constitutional provision that has long been interpreted to guarantee American citizenship to every child born in the United States. Listen live.

1) Thank you @npr.org and @wgbh.org for your coverage of *gestures broadly* EVERYTHING.
2) Currently listening to SCOTUS hearing re birthright citizenship.
3) Cannot believe we are having to deal with this nonsense from the current administration and their cronies and sycophants.

That is a pretty solid return on investment. Worcester could really benefit from more of a focus on bike and pedestrian infrastructure, especially in central parts of the city that have unnecessarily wide/fast roads like Gold Star, Major Taylor, Pleasent, and others.

Mini computer is best bet.

What are ya doin?! Trying to heat all of Worcester?!

In my dad era but it's just me wondering if anyone else in the house actually knows how to turn off a light when they leave the room.

The fact that they cannot even get a coffee shop to stay in the train station is saying something.