This Spring Street utility pole is on the right side of New Albany street grid history.

October 24 update: My two-way street project and how you can help.

Don't look at me. Well, maybe ... after all, we drank a fair amount of beer during Downtown Displacement Days, and who knows? But I don't remember doing it.

Slobber in place of savvy, and it makes sense.

How very timely, seeing as the forthcoming election in New Albany features a slew of forward-looking candidates prepared to debate the merits of an "open technology-savvy creative economy," and ... and ...

Never mind. Are the bars open yet? Thanks to B for the link.

Berlin Hopes Growing Tech Community Will Lift City’s Economy, by Nicholas Kulish (New York Times)

“With Depression, war, fascism, the wall and the mass migration of talent out of Berlin, it’s quite clear that the city was set back by historical circumstances,” said Richard Florida, professor of business and creativity at the University of Toronto, whose research has drawn a link between bohemians and economic growth. “Looking at the experience of other cities that remade themselves, like Pittsburgh, shifting to an open technology-savvy creative economy takes at minimum a generation.”

Given the choice of these three ...

I'm voting for the good used tires. At least there's an outside chance they might take us some place good.