The Elderberries by Corey Pandolph and Phil Frank and Joe Troise for August 14, 2010

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    lewisbower  over 14 years ago

    We had a “collector” of GM products in our neighborhood. One of them ran, the rest prevented a lawnmower from knowing his front lawn. This brave antiquarian fought the city for over four years while our home values deteriorated

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    Yukoneric  over 14 years ago

    Late night tow, Lew? Value of metal would have made it worthwhile to salvage/

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    tomtweit  over 14 years ago

    Good luck with city hall. I took them on a couple times and they just do whatever they want, regardless of what the whole neighborhood wants. They are just amateur criminals in training for the higher jobs of house and senate.

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    McGehee  over 14 years ago

    He should annex City Hall to Elderpark, on the principle that eminent domain is a two-way street.

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    Trebor39  over 14 years ago

    Put the wheels back on that auto Dusty, and drive it off.

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    ellisaana Premium Member over 14 years ago

    Since we have no HOA, my husband’s Morris Minor mailbox was done to prove a point.

    The Morris is long gone, but the guy down the block still has his hideous potbelly stove mailbox.

    It took years and the coyotes moving in, packing 25-30 guys in 3 bedroom houses before the county passed an ordinance against parking on the lawn.

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    Rycke  over 14 years ago

    If you seriously want to know how to talk to a City Council, here’s a start. I’ve been attending meetings and speaking for the last several years, and have observed what works and what does not:

    “Practical Politics #1: How Not to Appeal to a Council”

    The gentleman had a good case, but conducted his appeal badly, and lost. Unknowingly causing offense is as bad as offending on purpose. An appeal to the Grants Pass City Council, 7-21-2010.

    By Rycke Brown, Natural Gardener | Published 7/22/2010

    www.AssociatedContent.com/article/5611114/practicalpolitics1.html?cat=8

    “Practical Politics #2: A Call for Reconsideration, Well Done”

    The young man who wants to own his own taxi company asks the City Council to reconsider their denial of his licenses. This time he does everything right, and it works.

    By Rycke Brown, Natural Gardener | Published 8/11/2010

    www.AssociatedContent.com/article/5676824/practicalpolitics2.html?cat=8

    Live free, and prosper.

    Rycke

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