We have read story after story about the economy and the impact it has had on everyday people. Most people know a family member, neighbor, or even themselves have been impacted.
The following article highlights a great way for neighbors to get to know each other and "How potlucks help home values".
So why do communities often come together?
"It starts with trouble
In spite of the many benefits of building strong communities, it usually takes threats — particularly crime and land-use proposals — to galvanize a neighborhood, says Elton Gatewood, president of Neighborhoods USA, a national group of organizers from local governments and neighborhoods."
Looking for a no cost way to recognize your volunteers or improve security in your neighborhood? If so, check out the following article:
http://realestate.msn.com/article.aspx?cp-documentid=17560110>1=35000
Neighbors getting to know their neighbors really does make a difference.
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Showing posts with label security. Show all posts
Friday, February 27, 2009
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
As Predicted Only A Limited Number of People Will Fit Along The Parade Route
Millions of people are expected to be in downtown Washington DC to watch inauguration.
However, some may not be able to get past the security checkpoints, due to the limited number of people that can fit in the space.
"Washington Post reported that the parade route has a capacity of 280,000 to 300,000 people, and that once that number is reached, checkpoints will be closed and no one else can enter the area around the parade route."
It appears that the millions estimated to show up, might want to also consider alternatives, if they are unable to view the parade around the National Mall.
Do not to push people to make your way through the crowd.
However, some may not be able to get past the security checkpoints, due to the limited number of people that can fit in the space.
"Washington Post reported that the parade route has a capacity of 280,000 to 300,000 people, and that once that number is reached, checkpoints will be closed and no one else can enter the area around the parade route."
It appears that the millions estimated to show up, might want to also consider alternatives, if they are unable to view the parade around the National Mall.
Do not to push people to make your way through the crowd.
The last thing we need is a stampede and riots.
And remember that "The purpose of this inauguration is to honor the incoming president with formal ceremonies".
For additional details, here is a local news report:
Officials May Turn Away People From Parade Route
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