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Saw a clip (cannot place it at the moment) of Atlanta planning to keep the party going well past the World Cup.
The city’s got my full support of that- keep amplifying local arts, entertainment, & physical activity.
The people love it.
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The Atlanta Track Club and Atlanta Public Schools have proposed Georgia's first dedicated indoor track-and-field facility in Summerhill, featuring a 200-meter track for year-round training and competition.
The project is awaiting Atlanta Public Schools Board approval before moving forward.
Just extend the cycle track all the way east to Oakland Cemetery instead of abruptly adjusting to one way mid block.
There’s ample space.
Move the food trucks to enter off Grant if they have to… or preferably- keep them parked on the street!
FWIW: Every NFL player should answer all media questions stating how grass should be at all 32 NFL stadiums until owners start acknowledging. #worththecost
I would love to see MARTA install platform doors like this for safety. But I'd also love to be able to trust MARTA to pull off that project without repeating the bizarre rollout of new fare gates.
The United States has plenty of stupid laws and regulations at all levels of government. Democrats shouldn't be afraid to call them out and cancel them. This has tremendous appeal to normie voters.
Whoever wrote these Mamdani remarks had a lot of fun.
And whoever came up with these pro small business, anti (bad) regulation policies, delivered by a socialist mayor, is smart.
Folks can scream about evil Mamdani on this site, but in real life he’s showing us why he’s winning
We’ve gotta figure out a better street level priority for activations in the city. It just can’t be building a tall buildings for housing or office.
This is where food trucks, carts, street performers, benches, bike lanes, and other things make the street more lively
The cool thing about our government these days is you literally have no way of knowing if this was FDA incompetence or whether the Taylor Farms folks (who are big Trump donors!) called in a favor and got Dear Leader to intervene so they don't look bad 🙃
I’m sad the World Cup is over, but I’m glad we won’t have to read opinions like this anymore.
If you can’t appreciate what we just watched, then you don’t understand/enjoy the sport — and that’s okay! But don’t tear it down because YOU don’t find the excitement in it.
The absolute most amazing thing about Mamdani is that instead of saying “socialism is about a revolution that will upend all things,” he’s obsessed with how the state can improve people’s lives in tangible ways they can see and feel.