Yes, I understand. sigh.
It's just that like all of us, I am frustrated and to be very honest quite
scared to walk down the road at the moment.
It's a horrible feeling.
One probably has to fight this problem from all sides. Including using the
roads more as a community.
regards
melanie
On 22 June
Just like one little light can dispel the darkness, the effort of people
greeting their neighbours and informing themselves hop to notice and report
problems will over a short period get us all to take responsibility for the
community space.
As we use it more as community space it starts to
Hi Everyone,
Thanks for your valuable input. Here's what I get from the discussions:
- Livelier neighbourhood is great: maybe we can try to creatively think,
based on examples from others, about how to get more people in the streets.
In the meantime, I find patrolling a good idea. However, I
Dear Fellow Observants,
I am writing this in response to numerous concerned posts regarding our
safety and security in Observatory.
I have recently taken over as Deputy Chair of ONW and I am now acting as
Chair while Chris Wiehe is overseas for a few months.
Since ONW was reinstated earlier
Thank you Steve,
I share your sense of optimism. As a resident since 1981, I am very positive
about the steps Observatory residents are taking. The Civic is revitalised, the
ONW is back on its feet and the Board of the Obscid made some hard decisions.
We also, finally, have a responsive and
