Nextdoor is like the moped of social media.
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Moped is being too nice.
Fixed it
Also their tagline sucks and really gives the game away. The city should be a big HOA, made up of littler HOAs.
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I propose we have a tagline replacement contest for LR. I have a bunch in my head. 
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They definitely need a Karen mascot.
Alright people. Let’s ease off. We’re not doing any better posting here about our feelings while they’re out there pushing their agenda. I know a few of you make your voice count but I want to talk about how you’re going to counter them, not about their looks or methods.
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Boston’s planning department is changing its development project review process. One finding is that the way review is currently done ends up not hearing from a fair representation of city residents:
The infographic was drawn from two surveys – one done by “meeting people where they are” (at street fairs, transit stops, and online), and one by asking people at public hearings or who already subscribe to city emails:
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Glad cities are finally seeing this. We shouldn’t be catering to the crowd with the most free time. We should be catering to everyone.
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Raleigh Forward is sponsoring a Happy Hour on Wednesday, September 25th from 5:30-7:30p. If you subscribe to Raleigh Forward, you likely already got the email for this. There will likely be some city counselors attending as well.
Since this is being hosted at a private residence I’m not going to post the address in the forum but if you’re interested, message me and I’ll give you the information.
EDIT: This already posted elsewhere and the address for the HH is public via LinkedIn. See other community post: Raleigh Elections and Council Overall - #2313 by wroncsu
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I wanted to highlight this event that sounds pretty interesting. I’m tentatively planning to go.
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I think this will be a great event. Note that dinner is also included for those that reserve a spot. The link to RSVP can be found here.
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One of Chief Boyce’s newest initiatives is kicking off on Haywood Street tomorrow (3/25). It’s called Cops on the Block and is a chance for neighbors to meet the officers who work and patrol their community. If you’d like to be involved, come on down tomorrow morning:
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Do I have to bring my own basketball, or will chairs be provided?
It went well! Thanks all!
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Nothing like multiple cops coming to your front door in full uniform with loaded guns.