The Yosemite National Park's annual budget is about $30 Million dollars.
trump spent $30 million dollars in the last month just visiting the Super Bowl and Daytona 500.
I'd say leave the parks open and have him turn on the TV. But what do i know about government efficiency?
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New entry spotlight: The oldest Black-owned mortuary in Indiana opened here in Indy. Cassius Marcellus Clay Willis, the first certified Black mortician, funeral director, and undertaker in Indiana founded the mortuary is 1890. https://t.co/d2EXqhZPLv
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ACTION ALERT⚠️Two bills antithetical to Indy's local autonomy & democratic process will be heard by House & Senate committees TUESDAY MORNING. I'm so impressed by the fight District 46 is putting up to oppose these policies -- we have to keep the pressure on. I'll see you there!
Bicycling activity was found to be significantly associated with better safety for all road users.
Motorists benefit when more people use bikes for transportation.
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Tonight, the City-County Council unanimously passed Proposal No. 22, 2024, which requires the Fatal Crash Review Team to review serious bodily injuries in addition to fatal crashes. The proposal is sponsored by Councilors Barth, Nielsen, Delaney, J. Brown, Jackson, and Roberts.
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fascism (noun)
1: a political philosophy [...] that stands for a centralized autocratic government headed by a dictatorial leader [...] & forcible suppression of opposition
2: a tendency toward or actual exercise of strong autocratic or dictatorial control
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Setting aside whether or not this is good for our state (I don't think it is), why does this fall under the AG's purview? The AG overseeing this makes it feel suuuuuuuper facist.
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We can finally share the BIG NEWS! We are so excited to announce that the brand new Glendale Branch will open on Saturday, March 30, 2024, at its new location at 3660 East 62nd Street, the former site of John Strange Elementary School. Learn more at https://t.co/rYvmvz3b3n!
@PoundstoneWill Well, it’s currently not legal to build light rail in IN so that’s off the table. It it easier to go more places in cars than buses, which is why I think we should more & better bus service for those who cannot or should not drive.
When's the last time you saw someone commuting in a car that was full? @FreemanForIndy hates the working poor, and wants them to be homeless & dependent on government aid instead.
@PoundstoneWill How so? The books and articles I’ve read suggest that investing in transit is cheaper than providing cars for low income folks, especially considering the cost of maintaining roads, which goes up with more cars on the road (Not saying folks who can drive shouldn’t, obvs)
@YimbysRglib@PoundstoneWill Improving public transit makes cities exclusive? I kinda thought transit did the opposite, offering more mobility to low income folks.