<DIV id=RTEContent>Oh yes, I forgot about Mt. View and Hwy 8! If the Wal-mart is indeed built where it is proposed, what impact will that have on the pedestrian/bicycle users of the path that goes across Mt. View on the South side of Hwy 8. Furthermore, would it be appropriate to require Wal-mart to foot the bill for any amelioration of the path there? or for lighting of the path along their property? Any thoughts?<BR><BR><B><I>"AreaMan (DanC)" <areaman@moscow.com></I></B> wrote: <BLOCKQUOTE class=replbq style="PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; BORDER-LEFT: #1010ff 2px solid">Joe says:<BR><BR>"With new technology, we can SEE conflict and divisiveness more than<BR>ever before. But that doesn't mean that there was less of it prior to<BR>the technology."<BR><BR>YES!! YES!! YES!!!11one1!!<BR><BR>As a matter of fact, I would venture to say there is far less<BR>divisiveness (dang, there's a lot of 'i's in there) than is perceived,<BR>and the perce!
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caused by the plethora of technology. It amazes<BR>me how "divisive" we can get over a piddly issue like the pledge, when<BR>in all actuality purt near everyone on the Vizzz has stood up to say it<BR>when it was being said (okay, maybe not Chas). <BR><BR>I'm pretty sure we can all agree that SOMETHING needs to be done at the<BR>intersection of D and Mountain View. I'm not sure a 4-way stop is the<BR>answer -- I've heard of studies where they cause MORE accidents, but<BR>you'd have to talk to Les MacDonald about it to be sure -- but I'd love<BR>to see a light there (and at Mt. View/White Ave, Mt. View/Hwy 8, just to<BR>name a couple more). Maybe a roundabout is the answer . . .<BR><BR>Back to divisiveness: Even though Joe and I may not necessarily agree<BR>on which brew is best down at Ye Olde Ale Haus, we probably agree that<BR>beer is proof that god loves us and wants us to be happy (apologies to<BR>Ben
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