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Hartford City Council Quizzes David Panagore Posted on Tuesday, October 7 2008 by Heather Brandon On Monday October 6, Hartford City Council met with Springfield’s outgoing Chief Development Officer David Panagore (pictured), who is Hartford Mayor Eddie Perez’s pick to be the city’s new Director of Development Services.

In a far-reaching opinion Superior Court Judge David Yaffe ruled today that the city's efforts to use agendas to obscure what they're doing like referring to an item with major environmental consequences as ENV-2007-2939-MND violates state law.

The 2000 Dollar Budget Wedding blog is all about cutting back on expenses but making the most of your big day to celebrate the important things in life. I liked this post so much, I decided to just include the whole thing! It’s called Staying Focused on What a Wedding is All About, and I think a reminder now and then is always good!

Sunday's Times-Dispatch features a column penned by your truly looking at the trajectory of Richmond's proposed Downtown Master Plan as it heads to City Council next Monday for a final vote. I'd like to think it's a nice capstone column, urging Council to pass the plan and closing the loop on a piece

Sunday's Times-Dispatch features a column penned by your truly looking at the trajectory of Richmond's proposed Downtown Master Plan as it heads to City Council next Monday for a final vote. I'd like to think it's a nice capstone column, urging Council to pass the plan and closing the loop on a piece

With Richmond's Downtown Master Plan heading to City Council for a final vote on Monday, October 13, the Envision Richmond campaign's seminar on the plan is nothing but timely. The seminar will feature a presentation and Q&A with John Taylor, a senior planner with the city's Department of Community Development -- which has been spearheading the downtown planning process.

With Richmond's Downtown Master Plan heading to City Council for a final vote on Monday, October 13, the Envision Richmond campaign's seminar on the plan is nothing but timely. The seminar will feature a presentation and Q&A with John Taylor, a senior planner with the city's Department of Community Development -- which has been spearheading the downtown planning process.

I just completed this report for our MSA Board on the discernment process that we are using for strategic planning.  I know that some of you are interested in what we are doing so thought that I would upload the report for you to read.  We really are finding this to be a stimulating and creative process that is helping us to focus and to discern more clearly what God is calling us to.

[Source: Robrt L. Pela, Phoenix New Times] — In Jason Hill’s Phoenix, the sun never sets.  His paintings of the city — a vibrant Valley National Bank framed by a glowing sky; a dazzling Financial Center with a jet jauntily speeding past — are thousand-watt, high-color beacons that send the same, simple, not-so-subliminal message: Phoenix is cool.

We had a wonderful evening in Totnes last week, where we launched the Totnes EDAP process.  About 180 people turned up, and were provided with wine and nibbles, as well as with live guitar music on their arrival.  I felt it was one of those great Transition events that appeals to both sides of the