It is outlandish and outrageous that Dead Beat parents get away with such limited consequence not paying for their children. But, it is equally outlandish and unacceptable that a DeadBeat be provided with free legal services to help exonerate he/she from the obligation of supporting his/her child.

BETTER WAGES AND SUMMER SUPPLEMENT FOR SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS

ON 10-29-14 NIRPC WILL BE HOLDING A PUBLIC MTG. ON TRANSPORTATION ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER, 29TH AT THE WICKER PARK SOCIAL CENTER 2215 RIDGE ROAD IN HIGHLAND. WE HAVE CREATED AN ONLINE PETITION FOR PEOPLE TO SIGN TO SHOW THEIR SUPPORT FOR PUBLIC TRANS IN ORDER TO COMPLY WITH THE TERMS OF SETTLEMENT IN A CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT FILED ON BEHALF OF LAKE COUNTY PUBLIC TRANSIT RIDERS.

ON 10-29-14 NIRPC WILL BE HOLDING A PUBLIC MTG. ON TRANSPORTATION ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER, 29TH AT THE WICKER PARK SOCIAL CENTER 2215 RIDGE ROAD IN HIGHLAND. WE HAVE CREATED AN ONLINE PETITION FOR PEOPLE TO SIGN TO SHOW THEIR SUPPORT FOR PUBLIC TRANS IN ORDER TO COMPLY WITH THE TERMS OF SETTLEMENT IN A CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT FILED ON BEHALF OF LAKE COUNTY PUBLIC TRANSIT RIDERS. SAVE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION! SIGN THIS PETITION TO SAVE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION FOR UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES IN NORTHWEST INDIANA.

To prevent the destruction of green belt land and nuisance caused by large goods vehicles using roads already at capacity.

The State of Arizona does not have strong enough laws to protect the children of Arizona when it comes to the issues of Adoption. I believe that there should be a requirement for pre- and post-adoption counseling for both the birth parents and the adopting family, financial counseling, a requirement that each party seek legal representation to discuss the ramifications of each document and decision, that an adopting party be required to proceed through an agency or CPS to complete a home study and report to the Court any home study that is incomplete or is not approved, regardless of the status of the adoption process, a time limitation for adoption to finalize and a time limitation for Consents. There are so many regulations that need to be revamped to ensure the safety of the children in this state, regardless of whether it is a direct/specific adoption. There are also laws that need to be made for specification on direct adoption processes. Please help by signing this Petition to tell the State of Arizona that it is time to PROTECT our children! Why am I so passionate?! See MY STORY on www.FightingForZoie.com

Dear Honorable Mayor Kelvyn Cullimore, Jr. and Councilman Mike Peterson: The purpose of this petition is to draw community support in favor of providing shade structures for both playgrounds and around the splash pad area of Mountview Park. I am reaching out to you on behalf of Moms Offering Moms Support (MOMS) Club of Cottonwood Heights and Holladay, UT. We are a non-profit organization, supporting moms in our community, through voluntary events, programs and service projects. Our goals for this shade project is to raise awareness for sun protection and seek viable shade solutions for our area parks that lack protection from the sun's harmful rays. Our initial steps, as suggested by Councilman Peterson (in an earlier conversation), are two-fold: 1. Select one park in need. We have chosen to focus our attention and efforts onto Mountview Park (in interest of popularity, time and resources). This park draws dozens of community members daily for it's playground areas and splash pad. 2. Seek out interest and support from Cottonwood Heights residents. We are doing so with this petition. I've heard from area residents that the playground equipment at Mountview Park can be very hot on high temperature days and there is minimal shade throughout. The trees initially planted are few, far between, and too young to provide the shade necessary to block the heat, UVA and UVB rays. I've often seen individuals or groups bring their tents for their own protection. However, I feel this is not enough, and we as a community can and should do more to protect our children in these play spaces. According to the Utah Cancer Registry, Utah ranks the highest in Melanoma cases across the country. (For more information, please follow link to original article: http://www.deseretnews.com/article/865607746/Utah-leads-the-nation-in-deadly-melanoma-cases.html?pg=all ). These are alarming statistics and prevention is key. Please help us in doing so. We thank you for your time and look forward toward a collaborative solution. Rubina Halwani Special Projects Coordinator MOMS Club of Cottonwood Heights & Holladay, UT

The closure of the Northbay Petaluma DDC building will greatly delay all of Northern California coast's mail. All residents will be adversely affected. For example, customer who receive their medicine by mail may have to wait longer to receive prescriptions. There will also be a large environmental impact due to the extra transportation needed to move the mail. This will effect over 200 jobs and will impact the community greatly in lost revenue as well. We urge you to save our Postal Service.

Nobody is prepared for the sort of devastating impact being in a war can cause. My brother Jacob has been serving time in the San Luis Obispo county jail, specifically in solitary (for three months), and I don't believe he deserves such treatment. He suffers from PTSD, depression and traumatic brain injury from an IED, and, at the very least, for his service and sacrifice, he should be given the treatment he needs to reintigrate with society and be with his family, who hopes and prays for his well-being as his situation seems to make him worse. Please sign today to help not only him, but thousands of other lost heroes throughout the states.

We support keeping the Toledo, OH mail processing plant open and maintaining the strongest public post office in Ohio.

Goal of this letter: To urge policymakers to invest strategically in the infrastructure and resources that will make New York City and New York state innovators and models in nourishing a vibrant and healthy food sector

The Lake County Library system needs your help because we are in danger of losing our only Reference Librarian in the county and the Upper Lake library is in danger of closing -- forever. The reason this is happening is because in December 2011 the State cut all funding for libraries to ZERO. The library still has a dedicated property tax, voted in by tax payers in 1974, but without State funding it's not enough. The Library has had to pull from its savings to continue operating. All the fat has been cut from the budget (with landscaping set to be jettisoned), and the only thing left is vital library services. The Lake County Board of Supervisors will be considering options to reduce library expenses on September 23, 2014. If you're fortunate enough to HAVE email, use it to let the County Supervisors know how important library services are in our communities. Just say "Please don't cut library services on Tuesday -- they are our only PUBLIC education resources for local residents."