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The future is the past

Posted by bub on December 5, 2004 - 11:47pm

Browsing through some articles sent to me by a ruthless local nanocorp, I came across a homepage of a small U.S. town, and was struck by its openness its vision and its clear view of fairness in planning.I encourage you to take a look at Fairfield.
CORNERSTONE VALUES

Harmony and Respect • Economic Strength and Vitality • Education • Preservation of Small Town Life • Cultural Richness, Arts, and Recreation • Natural Environment • Beautification • Identity and Reputation

Its amazing to see that not only they embrace technology, and open ideas..but in so doing..keep their small town life and values.

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The Mayors word..

Submitted by bub on December 6, 2004 - 4:40am.

Its even nice to see the mayor write:
As we build on the great traditions of our community, we welcome one place where we can share the past, our present and the future.

[ see mayors message ]

A noble cause

Submitted by garym on December 7, 2004 - 12:11am.

and punfully in tendered words, but seriously, I have invited our local Representatives to join in the buzz here on the SBP, but so far the only real response I got wa that they were concerned that the name of this rag might "cause some confusion" so I just left it at that ...

garym: ict evangelist - musician - whatever

and to them I say..

Submitted by bub on December 21, 2004 - 2:03am.

Sic vos animadverto , senium est vere secus nocens. May vos adeo teneo valetudo.

ok ... but ...

Submitted by garym on January 7, 2005 - 2:54pm.

... I thought Cicero spoke Greek?

garym: ict evangelist - musician - whatever