Here are some posts from other places that I write, including opensource.com and news & updates from my neighborhood via the Lineberry Alliance Blogs. See what else I’ve been saying around the web.
I was quoted in Raleigh’s News & Observer on Thursday, September 16, 2010 in the article Front-yard parking still volatile issue in Raleigh:
“This ordinance would solve the problems we’re trying to solve,” said Jason Hibbets, 32, who lives in Crowder’s district off Lake Wheeler Road. “It’s an issue of property rights versus community rights. If a neighbor is doing something that impacts my property and community, the city probably needs to step in.”
opensource.com
- Interview: How the open source culture could impact climate change
- Interview: Abstract Logix: Changing the music experience for everyone with the open source way
Lineberry Alliance Blogs
- SWCAC Supports Rezoning Case Z-21-10
- High tech / low tech ways to help your neighborhood flourish
- Front Yard Parking Making Tracks in Comp Planning
- Ample Storage Coming to Lake Wheeler Road?
- Parties and Calling 9-1-1, an RPD Perspective
- Tryon Road Falls Short in NCDOT Draft Transportation Plan
- 9-1-1 vs The Non-Emergency Number
- Tryon Road and Lake Wheeler Road Funding