#community-concerns

#community-concerns

"You will be inspired when you walk through these doors. You'll realize Miami can never let go of this asset, never give it away or sell it," former city commissioner and current mayoral candidate Ken Russell said during a rally outside the theater last week.

The new plan has been criticized for moving cyclists into the path of fast-moving cars, increasing danger without adequately addressing existing safety issues.

"I almost got hit trying to get out of my car," said Catalina Barrios, 58, who lives in an apartment on the boulevard in Santa Clara. "That street is dangerous."

Residents in Great Falls, MT expressed intense frustration over skyrocketing property tax bills due to assessed values reflecting soaring home prices, demanding explanations from local officials.

The application sought the granting of a licence for the on and off-sale of alcohol and the playing of recorded music daily between 9am and 10pm.

"To be frank, this is a perfect example of institutional racism," Wang said in an interview about the nixed hotel-to-housing proposal. "You're placing a shelter right beside this vulnerable population."

A man has been arrested after an exhibition paying tribute to the lives of the Windrush generation was vandalised in south London. Police were called to Windrush Square in Brixton on July 3 at around 6:09am, where the exhibition had opened earlier in June 22.

Kent County Council leader Linden Kemkaran announced the immediate removal of all transgender-related books from children's sections in libraries, calling it a victory for common sense.

Residents expressed frustration over disturbances from loud music and barking dogs since the arrival of at least eight caravans on Wrythe Green. Local resident Jeff noted music played until 10pm and continued the next day, contributing to local upset as this situation has not occurred in years. Children’s toys and rubbish now litter the green, and Jeff expressed concerns about propane gas canisters left exposed, posing a fire risk. Sutton Council stated the removal could take up to two weeks, further aggravating the local community as they worry about cleanup costs.

"The noise from fireworks is distressing to pets. Most fireworks clock in at 125 to 155 decibels, about the same as a jet engine or gunshot."

Tamasin Rhymes won the Shooters Hill by-election on June 26 with 34.5% of the vote, narrowly beating Labour's Jummy Dawodu who received 30%.

The agents were seen urinating in the parking lot of Ruben Salazar High School, which is immediately adjacent to a preschool playground and an elementary school where summer classes were in session.

The situation involves a dangerous behavior from a neighbor who allows her young children to bike in the street without supervision. This has led to close calls, highlighting safety concerns.

I'm sad and angry today to hear that the Pentagon removed Harvey Milk's name from the Navy vessel, but all of us who remember him will always have him in our hearts.

"In order to fully understand the implications of this funding and how it could shape the Terminal's future, I asked EDC to push back the Task Force's vote."

"These towering screens demand attention in ways the public has not consented to. Digital billboards impose themselves on everyone."

It's strange to think they'll be here in little old Marham. We should definitely have had a say about the nuclear weapons decision.

Amit Marwaha expressed deep concern, stating, "She's been missing her appointments. That's what's really stressing me out. I have diabetes, high blood pressure, and I've had a bad infection recently. My mum has diabetes too."

Making this change now - before we might be forced to due to budget pressures - keeps the future in our community's hands, allowing it to be shaped by our collective choices and preferences.

We would rather people sit down, we take your order, and we bring you your food and drink. We will have standing drinking and the noise will creep up and up.

I ran numbers for a business, it's construction, and their gross revenue is about 4 million. And [the license] was over $1,000 instead of the $40 they'd currently pay.

A rezoning for a doggy daycare in South Austin received Planning Commission approval amidst community backlash, highlighting conflicts between business interests and neighborhood concerns.

There are signs of community pushback online to UOVO's proposed plan, with a circulating open letter addressed to a Brooklyn zoning board raising concern over the effects of developing such a large commercial area in an area that has experienced extensive residential displacement.

Valley Water's continued push to build the Pacheco Dam is concerning, lacking transparency and failing to justify state fund expenditure, prompting a call for sustainable water solutions.

The protestors believe the Citywest Hotel has been a vital amenity for the community and fear losing it to government plans for the immigration system.

Kilmartin Avenue in Norbury faces persistent issues with abandoned vehicles, causing frustration among residents who feel neglected by Croydon Council and attracted by a local garage.

Retired police officer Hilary Baker, 69, expressed concern over drone usage in Castle Combe, stating, "It’s almost like some of the visitors have lost their moral compass, they have lost their boundaries."

Residents of Frogham are expressing significant concerns over Harry's Field campsite, arguing it disrupts their quiet lifestyle, creates hazards, and lowers property values.