Comments on: Yes, No, Unsure. http://www.campaign2005.willraymond.org/2005/09/15/yes-no-unsure/ Tapping into Chapel Hill's talent, innovation and creativity. Thu, 17 Nov 2005 02:26:14 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: WillR http://www.campaign2005.willraymond.org/2005/09/15/yes-no-unsure/comment-page-1/#comment-3 WillR Sat, 17 Sep 2005 03:37:04 +0000 http://www.blog.willraymond.org/?p=18#comment-3 Thank you ae for both being my 1st poster - <b>Hooray</b> and for your kind support. Oh, and thanks for keeping that fire in my belly stoked - absolutely devastating <a href="http://arsepoetica.typepad.com/" rel="nofollow">posts</a>! Thank you ae for both being my 1st poster – Hooray and for your kind support.

Oh, and thanks for keeping that fire in my belly stoked – absolutely devastating posts!

]]> By: ae http://www.campaign2005.willraymond.org/2005/09/15/yes-no-unsure/comment-page-1/#comment-2 ae Sat, 17 Sep 2005 03:29:01 +0000 http://www.blog.willraymond.org/?p=18#comment-2 WillR, I think of how much downtown has changed since I was a student here 10+ years ago. Newly-arrived friends love the "quaint" atmosphere, but it is clear that our downtown is nowhere near as vital as it could be, and people are hungry for it to be. A real forward-looking, long-range plan is greatly needed, and the municipally-sponsored broadband service is a wonderful way to start our transition to cityhood. Broadband service would serve the community while having the added benefit of bringing attention and attracting new investors to a cutting edge community. And I'm delighted to see you mention amenities that I'd long ago forgotten about -- water fountains, public restrooms, a playground. Of course! You have this Durhamite's support. WillR,
I think of how much downtown has changed since I was a student here 10+ years ago. Newly-arrived friends love the “quaint” atmosphere, but it is clear that our downtown is nowhere near as vital as it could be, and people are hungry for it to be. A real forward-looking, long-range plan is greatly needed, and the municipally-sponsored broadband service is a wonderful way to start our transition to cityhood. Broadband service would serve the community while having the added benefit of bringing attention and attracting new investors to a cutting edge community.

And I’m delighted to see you mention amenities that I’d long ago forgotten about — water fountains, public restrooms, a playground. Of course!

You have this Durhamite’s support.

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