It seems logical enough and should have been practice all along, but it’s good to see intelligent advocacy, especially at …
Monthly Archives: March 2009
St. Louis Post-Dispatch Commits Heinous Act of Pseudo-Journalism
So the Post-Dispatch apparently wanted to jump in on the “housing markets crash” bandwagon and figured they might as well …
The Least Regressive Way to Fund Highways
It’s past time that we should implement congestion pricing for our highways. Of course some like to point to the
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City Dwellers Harm the Planet Less Than Suburbanites
To follow up on my post about the city being a safer place for people to live than suburbia, I …
St. Louis has something to learn from Louisville
Louisville seems to be doing everything right to prevent an exceptionally shortsighted and disastrous multi-billion dollar project from moving forward. …
Forest Park Southeast needs only half a park
* Since I wrote this post I’ve learned that the entirety of this area MUST become a park per the …
The City is a safer home than the County
If you lived nearer (or gasp, in) the city or nearer your work would you be safer and save …
To Cul-De-Sac or not to Cul-De-Sac: Virginia has answered the question...
Virginia has decided that all new residential developments must be connected by road to neighboring subdivisions, schools and shopping areas. …
Streetcar critique featured in St. Louis Beacon podcast
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Kill the Delmar Streetcar
Someone needs to say it: The trolley proposed to connect the Delmar Loop to Forest Park at the history museum …
Footbridge work moving quickly
{from the north side looking towards Forest Park Southeast – the new appears to be twice as wide as the …