Nostalgia
It’s hard to watch your childhood hometown change.
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An Open Letter to the Mayor, City Council, and State Street Advisory Committee
An approved Requirements Document should precede any design work, because this document will create a framework that usefully limits which design choices may be made.
A Popular Promenade
Recent surveys show that 80 percent of locals like me favor the pedestrian promenade.
I Love State Street
I love that I can ride my skateboard down State Street and weave in and out of bike riders and pedestrians.
Take the Promenade
Our City Council has hit the pause button, stepped back, shrugged, and collectively said, “Meh, hit us up in three years. Maybe we’ll think of something by then.”
Leadership Lacking
We find ourselves in a cycle of uncertainty regarding State Street’s revitalization.
Moderation
As the City Council considers the future direction of State Street, it should adopt the above principle of moderation for guiding its deliberations.
The Ruin of Lower State
Like so many others, I view the destruction of what used to be the vibrant core of our city with great dismay.
Downtown Deterioration
It saddens me to see the deterioration of State Street which, for so many years, the City Council worked hard to make something locals and tourists alike could admire for its beauty.
A Voice for Vitality on State Street
Wiping out the vitality that has spontaneously erupted on State Street during the past three years — a real silver lining of the pandemic — would be foolish.