Welcome to Citiwire.net! Some of our columns are drawing a really lively set of reader comments–for example Bill Hudnut’s column last week on MPOs, their failures and hopes. Please feel free to add your own comments to either or both columns each week, and watch for the dialogues (directly under each column) that seem to be forming. … My column this week focuses on the broad picture of how the Obama administration is trying to put together its urban policy–maybe a few months late and not 100 percent perfect, but the best show we’ve seen in many decades! Our Citistates crew and many of its allies are disappointed they stuck with the title of “White House Office of Urban Affairs,” when the new reality (as we’ve been insisting for close to 20 years now) isn’t just urban, it’s metro-area wide. … The week’s Citiwire column, focused on some surprise urbanity in the new Atlanta, is by Sam Newberg, a talented younger city observer who recently joined our Group. You can also check Sam’s work at www.joe-urban.com.
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- The Hydrofracking Impact (11)
Mike Shuster: Thanks for such good writing and putting a human feel on the devastating effects of fracking. We are...
Mike Devonshire: Mr. Seif is Managing Partner of 21st Century Energy Development Partners LLC, a firm which develops...
Vera Scroggins: I live in Susquehanna county, Pa. and been watching , videotaping, journaling about the influx of...
- Veteran GOP Appointee Asserts ‘Science Has Left the Building’ (4)
Linda Guthrie: Good comments, but for me the point being made not the gridlock, but rather the rallying cry to...
Steve Livengood: The phrases “gilt-edged” and “thinking people” characterize what is going...
Woody Wheeler: Reilly has an incredibly important perspective that needs to be heard by all thinking people. If...
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tom e bowers: Thanks for the clear warnings.
- Mixing Mercy with Justice: Barbour Had a Point (5)
P.S. Ruckman, Jr.: I believe the pardon power is an integral part of our system of checks and balances and...
Ruth L. Love: Peirce makes excellent points but another item is over-looked besides racial imbalance: how will the...
Renate Eckart: just returned from church where the preacher related the story of Jonah , and his wrath at God for...
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