We oppose the installation of PNM's "AMI" (smart) meters and equipment, if approved by NMPRC, I intend to Opt-out. I want an Opt-out with "NO" fee and want to keep my old Analog meters. Please watch this 5 minute video on price increases: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csvmw2frBws and this 3 minute video: "Public Health Physician Warns of Smart Meter Dangers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n7L21XOC2wA Need signatures from greater Albuquerque area and Santa Fe plus Las Vegas, Clayton, Ruidoso, Tularosa, Alamogordo, Deming, Lordsburg and Greater Silver City. We want 10,000 signatures before October 6th. PNM has not received permission to install them yet. You can help determine the outcome of this hearing, please sign and help spread the word. Case No. 15-00312-UT

New Beginning Animal Rescue needs your help to save it's only No Kill-Shelter in Bronx.

We are very disappointed to hear that SCT is seeking to cut bus routes, one in particular, the S59. It's not right or fair to those in the community who solely depend on public transportation for their work and livelihoods. The bus company can' t do this to people who rely on the buses. There will be a fight to keep our needed SCT bus routes. Another bus that we have heard that will get cut is the 2B and others as well...

I have been a member of the Montana creative community for over four decades. Missoula's downtown has been defined by the distinctive older brick buildings which reflect our history as a small city in the American West. Residents and visitors alike concur that the Missoula Mercantile has contributed to our unique sense of place. The Missoula community is at a crossroads — are we a unique city that honors our creativity and our past or are we Anywhere, USA?

Upon false allegations towards me and my wife since January 8, 2016! We have been attacked by having past experiences in our lives reopened by Harrodsburg, Kentucky's DCBS office, including Bluegrass Comp Care! My wife nor I have not been shown any respect, compassion, or love over my PTSD from a tragic wreck where 3 friends died after a semi ran over us, speeding. I was diagnosed with manic depression and PTSD in 2008! My wife has a chemical imbalance in her brain due to a doctor overdosing her as a child with bi-polar and ADHD! My wife was diagnosed as a child. She also has dyslexia. She draws SSI. I do not, for my IQ, they say, is too high! My wife had a mental breakdown last month after my sister and brother-in-law have had our child since June 17, 2016! She has since received permission from a court-appointed attorney to leave to Florida and get her mind right. Yes, we have argued, but over what these therapist and social workers have pushed to say we are unfit. They did not start following up until March 18, 2016! I noticed they changed the allegations around so they could try to make a case, and they have; getting Judge Petree to order us for mental problems with a doctor. We love each other dearly and we were great new parents, never arguing or fighting until the day they came into our lives! I, Anthony Jay Bast, along with my wife, Kiri Smith-Bast (speaking on behalf of my wife's permission), want our lives especially back with our son. P.S. They never found any proof of the original allegations and stated they were closing the case within 2 weeks. Every other month they have had me take off work to meet with them, only to cancel and want to reschedule every time until the past month. Now it's every two weeks I have to take off work and have another boss bicker at me, telling me I'm on the verge of getting fired for attendance. I've lost two jobs due to social workers' attacks here in Mercer County Kentucky, along with over a thousand dollars already! Can someone please help my family get our lives back, please?

Please sign our petition so that we may gain public support for our cause to offer enrichment services to the community for FREE

The Little Island Park Surfing Beach is in dire need of handicap access to the beach on the north side of the fishing pier. This beach is primarily utilized by families with members that surf at that beach. These families include Moms, Dads, Grandparents, and young children. The access path that provides entry to the surfing-only beach is a soft, deep sand. It is dune-like and has an incline in both directions. It is a tough walk for even the most athletic types, let alone young children and the elderly. I myself, who have a surfing family, am handicapped. I enjoy nothing more than watching my entire family surf on weekends. It is so hard for me to make the crossing. All of us who utilize this beach joke that it is the "death walk". On behalf of myself, and others who are handicapped or aged, respectfully request some type of ramping over the dune so that we can have access to that beach. It is in no way a beach that provides access to people with physical disabilities. All throughout the private housing areas of Sandbridge, there are walkways down to the beach, which provide access for handicap individuals. We also don't have any bathroom facilities at the surfing beach. A handicapped person has to trek a long ways to get to the swimming beach to find a bathroom or a place to rinse the sand off. We ask, and request that the City of Virginia make arrangements to have this section of Little Island Park in Sandbridge be accessible to all citizens, even the disabled, by providing a ramp over the dune, shower, or rinse-off station, and a bathroom.

Waryas Skate Park is highly valued by our community as it provides a space for constructive recreational activity, vibrant youth culture, and peaceful interaction between people of all ages, races, ethnicities, and socioeconomic backgrounds. We, the undersigned, request that the City of Poughkeepsie work with the community to repair and reopen Waryas Skate Park as soon as possible at the same location where it has existed for decades. Thank you for your consideration and please join the discussion on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1557572311214860/ We are also having a community-wide meeting on Monday, July 25. Please rsvp! https://www.facebook.com/events/1783036561927507/

This change directly affects all property owners in the area and increases traffic in a quiet kid-friendly residential area. These homes are located in a well established neighborhood. This will also put the houses in the area at risk to theft since the road gives direct access to criminals to 30% of the homes, which homeowners only reside in during the winter.

All civilians are affected with the interactions between Police and the Communities across this nation. A National training reform is in order, now more than ever before. Black people are in fear of being gunned down due to the fear of poorly trained officers. Community Policing is needed, and budgets should not be cut in this crucial area.

To improve the safety at the intersection of Richards St and Salvation Army Community Center. By adding stops signs, removing parking spots, that are blind spots for drivers and pedestrians(children crossing the street, drivers attempting to make turns north,south or crossing over on Richards St. There have been far too many accidents and safety incidents which could have been avoided with improved safety measures.

America's first park gaining a National Park designation would mean a great deal to the City of Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania economically, but it would also help to honor the various legacies of people. For over five Centuries, diverse people from across the world have visited, lived, or died there - whose very remains were found on the River Common in the 1800's. Today's Common, which rests along the banks of the meandering and majestic Susquehanna River, was upgraded and completely rebuilt (2009) as part of an Army Corps Flood Control Project that stretched throughout historic Wyoming Valley in Luzerne County. Please join me in asking President Barrack H. Obama to designate the one-mile-long River Common a National Monument under the powers vested in him under the Antiquities Act. The designation will pave the way toward a future national park that will incorporate existing historic downtown structures, such as the Irem Temple Auditorium, and use as interpretive museums celebrating Native American and early Colonial American settlers. The park overlooks grounds that have looked primarily the same as they did millenniums ago; it's one of Pennsylvania's best kept historic marvels that has many incredible stories to tell visitors and the rest of the world. Help America understand and experience this little-known yet verdant, award-winning-designed, riverfront park by signing this petition today.