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The problem is more structural than that, the USA has a sordid history of local and regional colonialism where the rich people, who control both the Private and Public Resources, make decisions solely to line their Capitalist pockets,…"
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Mike Morin replied to Sid Maroney's discussion 'Private vs Public Financing of Public Works Projects'Mike Morin replied to Sid Maroney's discussion 'Private vs Public Financing of Public Works Projects'"For many years, we have been talking and writing about this line of demarcation between private and public. After all, don't we all have a private and public aspects to our chractacter. Is it really, any of your concern how many men that…"
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Source: Concord Resolutionhttp://www.concordresolution.org/pupr.htmSTEPS FOR THE PRIVATE FINANCING OF OUR PUBLIC WORKS,THROUGH THE PRIVATE BOND MARKETBorrowing authorization article is developed by town officials (apart from a citizens’ petition), reviewed by the various committees and Selectmen, and placed on the town meeting warrant by the Selectmen.The article is brought before town meeting.Town meeting approves the article by at least…See More
Leo Brodie left a comment for Sid Maroney"Welcome, Sid.
For more local Washington state connections, please consider also joining http://transitionwashingtonstate.ning.com/"
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- How are you currently involved in the Transition movement?
- yes
- In what ways do you identify with the Transition movement? Why are you interested?
- Sustainability and transition to a different, local economy is our only hope.
- How can you help the growth/acceptance/vitality of the Transition movement? What can YOU teach us? What can your GROUP teach us?
- I am involved in local food and local products at
http://sequim.locallygrown.net/
http://pa.locallygrown.net/
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- locallygrown.net
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- At 12:19pm on January 28, 2009,
Lawrence of Sebastopol said… - Welcome, Thanks for the link to locallygrown
- At 7:32pm on January 27, 2009, Leo Brodie said…
- Welcome, Sid.
For more local Washington state connections, please consider also joining http://transitionwashingtonstate.ning.com/
- At 3:53pm on January 27, 2009,
Judith Newton said… - Hello, Sid, and welcome!
I've been looking into the locallygrown.net program for a while and had checked out the Sequim site before, too! It's apparent that you like the way it's been working out for you there on the peninsula.
We here in Cotati (SF Bay Area) are considering using it and will be discussing it at a meeting Monday night. Would you be willing to share a little more info as to how it's gone? I can be reached at judithanew (AT)gmail-dot-com. Thanks!
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