The citizens of Harrisburg impacted by the seemingly irrational decision to remove all trees through the upcoming city water, sewer, sidewalk project are fed up! Many of your residents only moved to their homes because of the mature trees in a quaint neighborhood. These trees are historic and if you only spoke to some of your residents who still live in their homes and planted the trees themselves, you would know how devastating this is. We understand you have a right to the easements; we understand sidewalks are safer. We do not understand why simply because you have a right to an entire easement, you are choosing to use the entirety of the easement, thereby necessitating the removal of our trees. We hear you would be putting in sidewalks, we came home to the pink ribbons, but many of us did not even receive communication that the trees are planned to be removed! Some of the trees marked for removal are in the middle of yards! We demand answers and pray you can see the impact this is having on those who wish for progress without destroying history. Harrisburg already has lost much of its historic landmarks and charm in the name of progress, how is there not a middle ground? Help us find a solution together.

Ultimately, joining the campaign for change is about supporting students, advocating for quality education, and ensuring fairness and equity within the academic community. It's an opportunity to make a tangible difference in the lives of those affected by these decisions.

We cannot allow behavior like this to go unchecked. These are our future leaders and we need to raise them and teach them to behave as such. 

By raising our voices, we will expose a blatant but cleverly hidden mismanagement by FEMA that has allowed coal ash and pipelines on floodplains to escape mandatory insurance and pass all disaster relief to the consumer and taxpayer. This intentional move by FEMA has contributed to a decades long loss to the Disaster Relief Fund that is staggeringR

We need homes, not barriers. Any opportunity to remove a barrier and add a home, we should take. Lets push to have ED 1's initial scope reinstated and help combat the housing crisis in Los Angeles.

The safety concerns have been demonstrated on Bridgeland Creek Parkway with the numerous accidents with increased traffic flow. We have been reactive in the installation of traffic signals . With the proximity of the issues to a school and the potential impact it is important to be proactive.

Using taxpayer money to cover the expenses of a failed concert is concerning. Eagle Pass residents expect their taxes to be used wisely. Instead, explore alternatives like negotiations with event organizers or seeking private sponsor.

It uplifts and promotes the importance of the arts and education. It also would be a symbol of how a Tuskegee Grad impacted the life of a student from Compton who became a Grammy award & Pulitzer winner.

Assyrians of the Chicagoland area as in many communities are struggling between work and childcare. With this capital grant of $250,000, parents can rest assured that their children will be placed in a safe and beneficial environment while they are at work providing for their families.

Separating kids walking into school, being put in a separate classroom, feeling embarrassed, missing valuable class time, maybe feeling embarrassed not having $5 to buy a new card, is excessive. There have been kids suspended from school for not having their ID cards. How is this more important than being in school. How have schools been kept “safe” in the past? ID cards are not bullet proof. They are not the answer for school safety.

American voters deserve the right to know if former President Donald Trump is criminally convicted for subverting and undermining our free and fair elections before we vote in the 2024 presidential election.

Students are defending themselves and they are getting in trouble because they defended themselves against the attacking student and the schools are doing jack shit about the attacking student that they are protecting themselves against and students are now taking it into their own hands because the schools are doing jack shit about it and it bull shit.