Photo by Diane Deaton-Street
You may notice a few tweaks to the Broken Sidewalk user interface. Hopefully the changes will make the site faster and easier to read. We have also removed the forums for now as they weren’t getting much use. Bear with us as we find all the little bugs with the new design. If you find any problems or have any suggestions, tell us at bs@brokensidewalk.com.
- A Call For Two-Way Streets In New Albany (NA Confidential)
- We’re not really getting High Speed Rail in America (Urbanophile)
- Construction starts on wider Harrods Creek Bridge despite lawsuits (C-J)
- Trees in Waterfront Park being protected from deadly beetle (C-J)
- Even without a site selected, they’re trying to name the new VA Hospital (C-J)
- Louisville still on the list of “high hazard” coal ash sites (NRDC Switchboard)
- Los Angelos paying residents to get rid of grass lawns (GOOD)
- Where are Harvard grads heading after college & what do they want? (Atlantic)
- Denver looks to build more carriage houses, granny flats (Denver Daily via P-zen)
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June 30th, 2009
4:25 am
Welcome back. The new format’s nice and open. Suffice it to say, I look forwards to continued excellence.