For years, he played in neighborhood leagues and on school teams.
|
|
Thinking in neighborhood terms means radical transformation in how change is done.
|
|
Cops are clearly hoping a boost in neighborhood patrols will do the trick.
|
|
Lightfoot's platform also looked at investing in neighborhood schools, according to her website.
|
|
These buildings also tend to be the most visible in neighborhood housing fights.
|
|
Grofers performs last-mile deliveries of food and products stocked in neighborhood stores.
|
|
But in neighborhood forums, the hot topics are economic development and worker training.
|
|
They're even less likely to take part in neighborhood organizations and to vote.
|
|
Thinking in neighborhood terms requires a radical realignment in how you see power structures.
|
|
Porch also analyzed the words in neighborhood names with the highest average household incomes.
|
|
She was always particularly kind to children, welcoming in neighborhood kids and baking them cookies.
|
|
When not deployed, most of the members work in neighborhood fire stations across the state.
|
|
One should definitely attend performances from Wakandan griots that take place in neighborhood outdoor amphitheaters.
|
|
Meanwhile, Abercrombie & Fitch, Target and Sephora are experimenting with slimmed-down stores in neighborhood locations.
|
|
"Me and my wife at the time were [the] only gay couple in neighborhood," Melissa jokes.
|
|
"Christmas approaches and everybody gotta eat," Darius muses, summing up the recent uptick in neighborhood crime.
|
|
The openness and diversity that flourish in neighborhood libraries were once a hallmark of urban culture.
|
|
Some of his angriest critics have now taken part in neighborhood festivities held in the building.
|
|
In 2017, Moscow's opposition used new models of campaigning to score unexpected wins in neighborhood council elections.
|
|
When you think in neighborhood terms rather than in individual terms you see things previously rendered invisible.
|
|
Another issue is that many of the children living in the slum are enrolled in neighborhood schools.
|
|
But there's also what happens in and around buildings, on city streets, in neighborhood shops and storefronts.
|
|
But the biggest bugbear in neighborhood politics just got some serious side eye from the Obama administration: Parking.
|
|
The isolation of black and Hispanic students in high schools is nearly as complete as in neighborhood schools.
|
|
If they start helping the community more, put more useful things in, neighborhood things, it might be different, change.
|
|
Through a payment-in-lieu-of-taxes agreement, the company will invest in neighborhood infrastructure improvements and green spaces.
|
|
Vacant structures also drag down adjacent property values and contribute to a downward spiral in neighborhood stability and worth.
|
|
Bolden recruited women at bus stops, on the buses themselves, and in neighborhood meetings — echoing back to the washerwomen.
|
|
Set within three renovated townhouses, the contemporary design Hotel SP34 immerses you in neighborhood life within Copenhagen's Latin Quarter.
|
|
"From what I understand, the Shia [militias] are being kept out of direct involvement in neighborhood fighting," she says.
|
|
The most well-known brand in Neighborhood Goods was Fossil, which featured celestial-themed jewelry and accessories on display.
|
|
Another afternoon, someone said in the company group text that a suspected coronavirus patient had died in Neighborhood 125.
|
|
But in neighborhood in Oakland Hills, which is wealthier, more than 75% of people made regular trips to the dentist.
|
|
While they are quite adept at finding enough food in neighborhood flowers, they definitely appreciate a filled feeder, as well.
|
|
Living in Neighborhood residents relish the quiet streets and are working to resurrect the area's heritage as a garden district.
|
|
Alex Caputo-Pearl: In the bigger picture we need to see a real commitment to reinvesting in neighborhood public schools.
|
|
Fourth bombing in neighborhood since December The Homs neighborhood has been struck by three similar bombings in the past three months.
|
|
"The forces have made more progress in neighborhood Number Two, with help from artillery and from naval forces," spokesman Rida Issa said.
|
|
Vide-greniers means "empty the attics," but the site includes gatherings of itinerant professional dealers and residents participating in neighborhood yard sales.
|
|
But all around the country, a new breed of radical preachers was setting up in neighborhood mosques, often newly built with Saudi money.
|
|
TAXES: Approximately $9,000 a year, plus $2,350 a year in neighborhood association dues CONTACT: Jimmy Reed, Marx-Bensdorf Realtors, (19823) 682-1868; jimmyreedrealtor.
|
|
New York's gay community, fed up after years of harassment by authorities, broke out in neighborhood riots that went on for three days.
|
|
Some of the investigative reporting still endures in neighborhood weeklies or on WNYC, or on nonprofit websites like City Limits and Gotham Gazette.
|
|
In Illinois, the O'Fallon Police Department asked residents to help fight crime by investing in neighborhood surveillance cameras and registering them with authorities.
|
|
Political junkies, especially on the liberal side of the spectrum, have breathlessly discussed the scenario in neighborhood bars and on approximately 1,000 different podcasts.
|
|
But infrastructure is also decaying at the most local levels — on cul-de-sacs and in neighborhood playlots unlikely ever to see federal funding.
|
|
Amazon homes come with built-in neighborhood surveillance: Families type in the name of their community to see security camera footage from their neighbors.
|
|
The price tag is fancy, too: The car starts at $1.3 million, so you're not going to see a lot of these in neighborhood driveways.
|
|
We've got 1,700 locations, and we very much believe "eatin' good in neighborhood" embodies who we are and America resonates or connects with our brand.
|
|
Local branches of Basij exist at every level of schooling (primary through university), in all government offices and business, and in neighborhood mosques throughout Iran.
|
|
The city is filled with so many great hotels throughout many neighborhoods and boroughs, from old-school luxury to contemporary boutiques dripping in neighborhood charm.
|
|
On Friday, they eased restrictions to allow residents to offer prayers in neighborhood mosques and said they were making arrangements for Eid, that falls on Monday.
|
|
At the end of the day, we can relax in neighborhood parks, study at the local library, or attend a council meeting in the town hall.
|
|
In neighborhood A, more than 50% of the children attend preschool, have good access to green spaces to play and have easy access to healthy food.
|
|
And large disparities persist between students in neighborhood schools and magnet school students in test scores, special education, and a number of other government-tracked measurables.
|
|
It also recommends that health workers be trained to recognize the signs of heat-related illness, while bringing in neighborhood associations and schools to monitor their communities.
|
|
"The public schools are excellent, and the air is fresh," said Ms. Hughes, whose sons play soccer in neighborhood fields and walk to the local movie theater.
|
|
How are the renewed efforts in neighborhood policing, the move to have officers better connected to the people they are entrusted to protect, experienced in everyday life?
|
|
"The most natural hypothesis to us is that restaurants respond to exogenous changes in neighborhood composition, not that restaurant availability is driving neighborhood change," the paper concludes.
|
|
You can find machines, new and old alike, in neighborhood bars, college dorm lounges, and teen rec centers—proof that pinball will be around for some time to come.
|
|
Because the city-state is relatively crime-free, he said, members gather in neighborhood cafes and have few qualms about bringing along several watches for a show-and-tell.
|
|
As a child he sang in a Police Athletic League glee club and in the Convent Avenue Baptist Church choir, and he took rudimentary tap classes in neighborhood schools.
|
|
"Fannie Mae remains committed to providing liquidity, stability and affordability to the U.S. housing and mortgage markets, and being a leader and innovator in neighborhood stabilization efforts," he added.
|
|
Pharmacies across the country — in major medical centers and in neighborhood strip malls — routinely toss out tons of scarce and potentially valuable prescription drugs when they hit their expiration dates.
|
|
The month-long Atlanta Jazz Festival is underway now, with jazz erupting in neighborhood parks, MARTA stations, city museums, clubs and bistros and even at the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
|
|
A new generation of television superhero fans are going to associate "Defenders" with low-key, gritty superheroics and a superteam that spends its downtime chatting and hanging out in neighborhood restaurants.
|
|
No investment is a sure thing, but investing precious retirement money in neighborhood businesses, or a pal's peanut farms, comes with risks far beyond the usual volatility in the stock market.
|
|
And in neighborhood rezoning battles, mostly in lower-income communities of color, opponents are fighting efforts to spur new and largely market-rate construction that they say would displace longtime residents.
|
|
In Chicago, fans who gathered in neighborhood bars to watch the e Cubs take on the Atlanta Braves, said they saw no harm in making legal what was an already widespread practice.
|
|
"We&aposve pretty much thrown everything at this event" since a series of lava fissures began emerging from cracks in neighborhood last month, Hawaii County Civil Defense Agency Administrator Talmadge Magno said Monday.
|
|
"We've pretty much thrown everything at this event" since a series of lava fissures began emerging from cracks in neighborhood last month, Hawaii County Civil Defense Agency Administrator Talmadge Magno said on Monday.
|
|
The local authorities had promised improvements in neighborhood policing by providing translation services for people who wanted to report crimes, for instance, after a round of protests in the summer of last year.
|
|
"We've had a systemic process over the past many years of disinvesting in neighborhood public schools," said Alex Caputo-Pearl, the president of United Teachers Los Angeles, the main union for the district.
|
|
The Police Department's 72 mobile command centers are used for a variety of reasons, including parades and other large events, as a response to spikes in neighborhood crime or to protect possible terrorist targets.
|
|
"There was nowhere to eat a decent sandwich beyond the old places that make chivitos," he said, referring to the traditional steak sandwiches that are offered in neighborhood joints or local fast-food chains.
|
|
It falls in line with a 2007 paper from Saporito which shows that the children in neighborhood public schools tend to be less white and significantly poorer than the neighborhoods in which they are located.
|
|
Their rallying cry has been "Wake Up, Clean Up, Speak Up." Today they stage weekly cleanups in neighborhood piazzas and streets, as well as on stretches of the Tiber riverbanks, and count about 30,000 members.
|
|
Baltimore — the center of riots in 2015 following Freddie Gray's death — was actually a national leader in neighborhood segregation, creating a legislative model that many other local governments followed, and still impacts city housing today.
|
|
Scott Gastel, a spokesman for the city's Transportation Department, said it had conducted research into pedestrian behavior at crosswalks and had monitored pedestrian volumes at 22016 street locations to track long-term trends in neighborhood commercial corridors.
|
|
Porch, a platform that connects people with home improvement professionals, analyzed the words in neighborhood names that have the highest property values in the U.S. and found that language that indicated a waterfront dwelling dominated the list.
|
|
But the officers would also get an additional raise of 2.25 percent in March, which officials called a neighborhood policing differential, though it would go to officers whether or not they were directly involved in neighborhood policing.
|
|
In his quest to find packaging that can properly match the quality of its contents, William spent a good amount of time in neighborhood supermarkets and delis, so he's in a good position to dole out some tips.
|
|
In the rest of her tweet thread, Ocasio-Cortez outlined demands that commonly are featured in community benefits agreements negotiated between developers and local residents, such as well-paid jobs, protections for unions and investments in neighborhood infrastructure.
|
|
The app is only able to create a massive amount of value in digital candy because there is a wide enough belief that these things are valuable — whether it's Pokémon you catch or items stashed away in neighborhood landmarks.
|
|
The pro-Beijing coalition has slumped to record-low support in independent opinion surveys in recent weeks, and such parties face the potential for heavy losses in neighborhood district elections in November and again in legislative elections next September.
|
|
Lightfoot had promised during her campaign to boost investment in neighborhood schools; she pledged to add hundreds of social workers, special education case managers, and nurses at schools within the next five years, according to the education news site Chalkbeat.
|
|
Lightfoot had promised during her campaign to boost investment in neighborhood schools; She pledged to add hundreds of social workers, special education case managers, and nurses at schools within the next five years, according to the education news site Chalkbeat.
|
|
The Wu-Tang Clan were fans of the kung fu movies that regularly played in neighborhood theaters who later on became plain-old kung fu fanatics; they channeled its aphorisms, value systems, and vicious barebones aesthetic to animate their own hard-knock experiences.
|
|
Robert G. M. Keating, a former judge who was instrumental in founding a community court in Manhattan that enlisted low-level offenders in neighborhood service programs instead of sending them to jail, died on Saturday in Stony Brook, N.Y. He was 76.
|
|
In neighborhood meetings, election rallies and road shows snaking through narrow streets, BJP workers and leaders have focused on the site, attempting to discredit the protesters and sometimes going as far as to accuse them of being aligned with Muslim-majority arch-rival Pakistan.
|
|
Elizabeth "Lizzy" Hammond and two other children were playing in a bounce house in Reno, Nevada last Sunday when the bounce house was lifted about 10 feet into the air by the wind, getting caught in neighborhood power lines, according to the Washoe County Sheriff's Office, the Associated Press reported Friday.
|
|
That results in neighborhood groups filled with people who are just looking to research the area, those who used to live there but have since moved, businesses looking to advertise to locals, people who live nearby but don't have a neighborhood group of their own and various other non-neighbors.
|
|
In the district that serves Maplewood and its neighbor, South Orange, the plan is to eliminate guaranteed seats in neighborhood elementary schools, bus children to other buildings and reduce the grouping of students by test scores, which has resulted in white students filling a disproportionate share of higher-level classes.
|
|
In the district that serves Maplewood and its neighbor, South Orange, the plan is to eliminate guaranteed seats in neighborhood elementary schools, bus children to other buildings and reduce the grouping of students by test scores, which has resulted in white students filling a disproportionate share of higher-level classes.
|
|
The AP reported that evacuees in the camp experienced a norovirus outbreak this week, which also affected makeshift medical clinic in Neighborhood Church in Chico, CA. "Climate refugees"—a term which refers to people displaced by extreme weather, wildfires, water scarcity, and other climate change-related catastrophes—exists in the present tense.
|
|
The backlash has been swift — "New Home Not Welcome in Neighborhood," read a front-page headline in The Newport Daily News — and neighbors are angry that a city that has preserved so much of its history has been unable to prevent the stylistic incursion by the home's owners, Gina and James McCaffrey of Winchester, Mass.
|
|
That experience can involve something wild and out of the way (say, skydiving) but its most common iteration is deceptively destructive, and usually involves "living like the locals" (staying in neighborhoods, eating in neighborhood spots) without any of the constrictions (not wanting to disturb neighbors, not inconveniencing others, not taking up more space than necessary) that accompany actual residency.
|
|
Their first public meeting was held on February 12, at 356 Mission, a contentious art space that's being boycotted by local affiliated groups Defend Boyle Heights (DBH) and the Boyle Heights Alliance Against Artwashing and Displacement (BHAAAD) for what they see as the role of galleries in neighborhood gentrification and the displacement of long-time residents.
|
|
Several dynamics propelled Ms. Crowley's Republican opponent, Robert F. Holden, a longstanding civic association leader and city college professor, to the verge of an upset victory: anger over the city housing homeless in neighborhood hotels; fear that the eventual closing of Rikers Island would mean a local jail; and a virulent dislike of Mayor Bill de Blasio.
|
|
While many states and districts actively ban people with past criminal convictions from participating as owners or employees in the country's increasingly legal billion-dollar marijuana industry, Oakland's new priority licenses program, called Oakland's Equity Program, reserves half of its marijuana business licenses for the recently incarcerated and people living in neighborhood directly impacted by the drug war.
|
|
The top 2947 words in neighborhood names with the highest home property values, according to Porch's study, are: Average home value: $2109,2116 Average home value: $2115,1153 Average home value: $2115,2395 Average home value: $225,472 Average home value: $341,997 Average home value: $334,292 Average home value: $310,3953 Average home value: $301,066 Average home value: $277,058 Average home value: $275,947 On the flip side, the most common neighborhood names with the lowest property values had words including "fort" ($109,116 average home value), "junction" ($115,268 average home value) and "rock" ($115,395 average home value).
|
|