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Posted by xtraspatial, 18 February 2008
With the current possible sale of Saratoga Springs' sole full-service grocery store--known in the vernacular as the "Ghetto Chopper"--we could all stand to see how we got to this tipping point and what can (and... (read more)
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Posted by xtraspatial, 7 February 2008
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Yesterday's (6 Feb 2008) Saratogian reported that the downtown Pricechopper on Railroad Place may soon becom a thing of the past.
While no definitive word on the potential buyer of the property has been released, the... (read more)
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Posted by xtraspatial, 21 January 2007
From Christian Grieco:
I just finished adding the remainder of the footage I had to a new video
highlighting Harriet and David Borton's home in Troy. I will finish the
Dave Smalley and Sarah Johnston's video next.
Now that... (read more)
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Posted by Jewishfarmer, 11 July 2006
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One of the things I've been thinking about is how radically the
lives of women are bound to change after peak oil, and I think it
bears discussing and writing about, because I think we do have... (read more)
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Posted by benjdm, 27 June 2006
At the meeting, Pete requested I post this in case it would be useful to someone intending to do something similar. At our town meetings there is a public privilege (5 minutes per person)... (read more)
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Posted by xtraspatial, 7 June 2006
One of the list-serves (discuss@hm.swapspace.com) I belong to has an interesting thread on bio-diesel in the wake of the opening of a B-20 station in Troy:
[Jim W]: Well that was easy. We needed only to... (read more)
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Posted by xtraspatial, 26 April 2006
I attended last Friday's (21 April 2006) forum at SUNY-Albany's D'Ambra Auditorium along with about 24 other attendees. The event was sponsored by SUNY-Albany's Department of Biological Sciences, Biodiversity, Conservation, & Policy Program. Most of... (read more)
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Posted by benjdm, 22 April 2006
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My wife doesn't follow current events as much as I do. Though I have asked her to look into the peak oil phenomenon so she could give me some independent thinking, she is not... (read more)
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Posted by xtraspatial, 13 April 2006
Courtesy of Wendy A.:
Livingstone plans 1,000-home eco-estate
Matt Weaver
Thursday April 13, 2006
The mayor of London, Ken Livingstone, set out plans today to build Britain's biggest eco-development in east London, modelled on a sustainable city being planned... (read more)
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Posted by benjdm, 8 April 2006
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I happened to see this on the 'Events' part of the website but not in our local group part of the website. http://www.postcarbon.org/node/2706 Anyone know anything about this group ? I can't find anything. -... (read more)
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Posted by benjdm, 31 March 2006
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I emailed a 'Trip Report' to a friend of mine and posted it a peak oil discussion board. The response of my friend and the people on the discussion board surprised me quite a bit. ... (read more)
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Posted by xtraspatial, 19 March 2006
I watched CNN Presents last nite because I just love their "news" reporting. NOT!!!
I watched because they aired an hour piece (of what, I'll let you decide) on a scenario whereby the combination of... (read more)
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Posted by xtraspatial, 12 February 2006
Just back from the NOFA-VT 24th Annual Winter Conference at Vermont Technical College in Vermont. What an event! Over 850 attendees filled the VTC Judd Gymnasium to hear Jim Kunstler's keynote address "Feeding... (read more)
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Posted by xtraspatial, 11 January 2006
The EPA will require car manufacturers to more correctly estimate the fuel economy of their cars starting with the 2008 models. The 2008 cars will see their "window sticker" estimated mpgs go down by... (read more)
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Posted by xtraspatial, 27 December 2005
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There is an interesting article on how public buildings are keeping city centers alive and thriving in the Planning Commissioners Journal (2003). The Saratoga Springs Post Office, City Hall, and Public Library are featured prominently... (read more)
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Posted by xtraspatial, 27 December 2005
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The American Planning Association came out with an article in it's January 2006 issue of Planning magazine titled "The Not-So-Secret Code," by New Urban News senior editor, Philip Langdon. On page 28, he devotes... (read more)
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