So our local paper had this article recently about blowback against wind turbines and legislating them locally. And today I read this article about variations on the same theme.
So. Not. Unique.
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The Answer Is Not Blowing in the Wind, Yet, In Small Town CT or Ohio
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Privately-funded Fiber Optic Line To Be Installed Under Ground Along S. Woodland
Trust me, I care about this one more than many people might, for multiple reasons. For one reason, I live on South Woodland, on the side of the street where this line will be put down. Second, I have a major family event coming up in May and the last thing I want happening in my yard is it being dug up and swarmed by workers while relatives and friends come and go for three days.
That said, this opportunity, which you can read about at length in the Chagrin Valley Times article below, is one which Pepper Pike must take advantage of, to the extent we can. To that end, I'll be tapping former council member, Rick Hankins, who heads up IT at the Cleveland chapter of the American Red Cross, to help us understand exactly how Pepper Pike can make the best use of this inevitability.
For those who are really curious, the "privately funded" part is courtesy of
That said, this opportunity, which you can read about at length in the Chagrin Valley Times article below, is one which Pepper Pike must take advantage of, to the extent we can. To that end, I'll be tapping former council member, Rick Hankins, who heads up IT at the Cleveland chapter of the American Red Cross, to help us understand exactly how Pepper Pike can make the best use of this inevitability.
For those who are really curious, the "privately funded" part is courtesy of
