Tag Archives: sidewalks

Downtown Post Office Gets Wheelchair-Accessible Ramp

I’ve been out of town, so this may be old news to some, but when I went downtown to mail a letter, this is what I saw. Anyone know anything about the design of the ramp, or when it might be completed?

Technorati : accessibility, downtown

What “Complete Streets” Look Like

The online magazine Grist has a great little article/post about “What Bike-Friendly Looks Like” which, in addition to detailed information about how more progressive cities treat this issue, brought my attention to a visually inspiring photo gallery which graphically illustrates ways a community can incorporate multiple means of mobility into their infrastructure.
I wonder if we’d [...]

Defending my Honor

Oh, the barbs and arrows that I suffer…
Although I told Griff that I was going to be out of town for the most recent podcast, he forgot that small detail and joined Tracy in slandering my good name, adding insipid music to the show, and, perhaps most offensive of all, putting a red “x” through [...]

Something Else To Do With Sidewalks

We can walk on them, dine on them (well, maybe someday), and we can……create art on them?
Recently, I saw some photos of the Sacramento Chalk-It-Up festival, which brings out the artist in everyone. The Sacramento event is a fund-raiser for education and the arts, and the sidewalk art created over Labor Day weekend is left [...]