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vividraven79 said:If you just don't get it, there's really no point in me trying to explain. You can't force an understanding that isn't there.
| says: I guess nobody seemed to care when you were all cheering like crazy back in 2018, celebrating those losers after the finals. |
| Underneath the photo of the mayor and his deputy, there were various comments from local San Franciscans. - City Hall is crawling with rats and mice, nobody answers the emails, and peak season is coming... Thanks for everything, US Army! - How sweet!!! - Are they going to dock your pay for not working this Monday? - Why don't you focus on raising daycare workers' wages, renovating the equipment at the local women's health clinics and oncology centers, or increasing pensions... That would be more productive. If there's money for welcome parties, there should be money for those things too! - Doesn't he have anything smarter to do than this crap? - Please, could you also arrange for regular maintenance of the ramps and elevators for people with disabilities. - Finally clean the graffiti off the local park and start punishing the thugs who tag everything; what's the point of having cameras all over the city? - When will we get details about the overall toxicity levels in the northern port? - What about the summer season and accessibility at beaches for children and people with disabilities? - I'm just overcome with emotion... - For your next election candidacy, you should definitely list world travel as a hobby (especially if the trips are official business, even better). |
In light of that, it’s actually quite wonderful news that the "Park and Plantation" company plans to install 29 public water fountains across various San Diego neighborhoods by this summer.
They’ll be situated near parks, sports fields, and playgrounds, installed in coordination with local district leaders.
- At each site, we’ll install a fountain, a bench, and two fruit trees. We’re planning on planting mulberry and cherry trees so that residents can pick and eat fruit right from the trees next to the fountain. Three of these stations have already been set up—two are out in the vineyard area and one is in the suburb near a playground, though they actually paid for those themselves, according to himself, the director of "Park and Plantation."
- As part of this project, which is being funded by the Environmental Protection Agency, we will plant 900 trees, install 29 fountains and benches, and renovate neglected plots of land, he announced.
I suppose some of you might remember how kids used to drink water from garden hoses after playing ball or running around outside. In the summer, when that hose would sit in the sun, the water would get warm and have that awful plastic taste, but I guess nobody really cared when they were thirsty. The only real alternative was asking for a glass of water at a cafe, because heading home was rarely an option. You never knew if someone would try to keep you there, so it didn't seem worth the risk.
Emily Smith6 said:The director of this San Diego firm has truly impressed us all. He’s pulling funds from the agency and moving from neighborhood to neighborhood with a very specific strategy...In light of that, it’s actually quite wonderful news that the "Park and Plantation" company plans to install 29 public water fountains across various San Diego neighborhoods by this summer.
They’ll be situated near parks, sports fields, and playgrounds, installed in coordination with local district leaders.
- At each site, we’ll install a fountain, a bench, and two fruit trees. We’re planning on planting mulberry and cherry trees so that residents can pick and eat fruit right from the trees next to the fountain. Three of these stations have already been set up—two are out in the vineyard area and one is in the suburb near a playground, though they actually paid for those themselves, according to himself, the director of "Park and Plantation."
- As part of this project, which is being funded by the Environmental Protection Agency, we will plant 900 trees, install 29 fountains and benches, and renovate neglected plots of land, he announced.
I suppose some of you might remember how kids used to drink water from garden hoses after playing ball or running around outside. In the summer, when that hose would sit in the sun, the water would get warm and have that awful plastic taste, but I guess nobody really cared when they were thirsty. The only real alternative was asking for a glass of water at a cafe, because heading home was rarely an option. You never knew if someone would try to keep you there, so it didn't seem worth the risk.
I guess this is what happens when someone who isn't tied to a political party holds a position—they actually have to perform, since there's no safety net if they fail. Back when the Republican Party and himself were in power, you wouldn't even know the director's name, let alone ever see him.
Emily Smith6 said:The director of this San Diego firm has truly impressed us all. He’s pulling funds from the agency and moving from neighborhood to neighborhood with a very specific strategy...In light of that, it’s actually quite wonderful news that the "Park and Plantation" company plans to install 29 public water fountains across various San Diego neighborhoods by this summer.
They’ll be situated near parks, sports fields, and playgrounds, installed in coordination with local district leaders.
- At each site, we’ll install a fountain, a bench, and two fruit trees. We’re planning on planting mulberry and cherry trees so that residents can pick and eat fruit right from the trees next to the fountain. Three of these stations have already been set up—two are out in the vineyard area and one is in the suburb near a playground, though they actually paid for those themselves, according to himself, the director of "Park and Plantation."
- As part of this project, which is being funded by the Environmental Protection Agency, we will plant 900 trees, install 29 fountains and benches, and renovate neglected plots of land, he announced.
I suppose some of you might remember how kids used to drink water from garden hoses after playing ball or running around outside. In the summer, when that hose would sit in the sun, the water would get warm and have that awful plastic taste, but I guess nobody really cared when they were thirsty. The only real alternative was asking for a glass of water at a cafe, because heading home was rarely an option. You never knew if someone would try to keep you there, so it didn't seem worth the risk.
I guess this is what happens when someone who isn't tied to a political party holds a position—they actually have to perform, since there's no safety net if they fail. Back when the Republican Party and himself were in power, you wouldn't even know the director's name, let alone ever see him.
Emily Smith6 said:I wonder how the investor behind that skyscraper in San Francisco managed to pull off what no one else with similar projects in America could ever dream of. I guess you just need to have the right connections.
| 'My daughter is 37 years old. I've cooperated with all the authorities here in San Francisco, and this is the first time I’m stepping into the spotlight. I never asked for cameras or microphones. The administration tried to claim we were only here for political reasons, but please, give me a break—I don't belong to any party! My child wasn't given to me by a political group; she was given to me by fate, and I don't even own a voter registration card,' said a local woman through tears. She explained how she had reached out to both the forest park director and the Mayor regarding issues at the local coastal parks, but they simply passed the buck back and forth, leaving her completely ignored. "I have never called the press just to ask for help. But now, we've hit a brick wall because the current administration clearly lacks any social empathy. We've had all our paperwork ready for two years, trying to resolve the issues regarding the local community centers, the public pools, and the beaches," she stated breathlessly. She further alleged that when the Deputy Mayor heard she might address the council session, he reportedly just asked, "Who is this woman?!" "I wasn't invited, but I decided to show up at City Hall for today's meeting on my own accord. The days of us hiding our children away are over; we aren't going to hide anymore, and I am a proud mother. It is shameful that this is happening, and we will be out in the streets. In fact, I even stopped a protest last night!" the mother added, visibly frustrated. |
Emily Smith6 said:TEARS IN SAN FRANCISCO: Local mother of a disabled daughter lashes out at City Hall: "It's shameful that this is happening, and make no mistake, we will take to the streets!"I suppose credit goes to the Mayor and his team for their policies, but I guess their public communication is just terrible.
'My daughter is 37 years old. I've cooperated with all the authorities here in San Francisco, and this is the first time I’m stepping into the spotlight. I never asked for cameras or microphones. The administration tried to claim we were only here for political reasons, but please, give me a break—I don't belong to any party! My child wasn't given to me by a political group; she was given to me by fate, and I don't even own a voter registration card,' said a local woman through tears.
She explained how she had reached out to both the forest park director and the Mayor regarding issues at the local coastal parks, but they simply passed the buck back and forth, leaving her completely ignored.
"I have never called the press just to ask for help. But now, we've hit a brick wall because the current administration clearly lacks any social empathy. We've had all our paperwork ready for two years, trying to resolve the issues regarding the local community centers, the public pools, and the beaches," she stated breathlessly.
She further alleged that when the Deputy Mayor heard she might address the council session, he reportedly just asked, "Who is this woman?!"
"I wasn't invited, but I decided to show up at City Hall for today's meeting on my own accord. The days of us hiding our children away are over; we aren't going to hide anymore, and I am a proud mother. It is shameful that this is happening, and we will be out in the streets. In fact, I even stopped a protest last night!" the mother added, visibly frustrated.
Eric Lopez79 said:Honestly, anyone's better than those Republican Party hacks—not even gonna go there, it's obvious enough.
Feels like their best move is actually working with Đerek—I’d probably give them my vote next time just because of her.
Bojan's been looking a bit rough lately too, needs to tighten up.
Rebecca Diaz said:I’m glad more people are finally waking up to the total lack of empathy from the people running San Francisco.
It’s honestly pathetic how far this city has fallen. 👎
I just want the people of San Francisco to use a little more common sense at the next election. 👍
Christian Torres3 said:It used to be that the Republican Party's big shot in San Francisco was some veteran in a wheelchair. Now, you've got people with actual disabilities speaking up with legitimate grievances, demanding immediate fixes, while the local tabloids in California make a massive deal out of it. It’s hard not to see the pattern here...
