Hi,
I have used John Abrams for property insurance for more than 20 years, and
I agree with Melani that he has been great. He has found alternate insurance
companies for me over the years as well and is generally very helpful.
I even took out an insurance policy of a different
On my run this morning I passed by a major new construction project that has
started in a corner of Fairmount Park that sits right on Girard and Parkside.
They have already felled numerous large trees and fenced off a small shortcut I
used to cut from Lansdowne Dr. to Girard Ave. The only project
Agreed. Nothing has changed since this exchange of emails when the project
was first talked about.
Matt
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I agree with Lauren 100 percent. It makes no sense to use valuable parkland
to build a school where there is other land available. Once it is paved
Remember who is in charge of the 3rd district and who all voted for Her
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I will be out of the office starting 03/21/2005 and will not return until
07/31/2005.
I will reply to your email upon my return.
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Congratulations ...! ;-)
Are we going to be getting these annoying message for the next four months?
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I will be
Most of the building site is on a gravel surface parking lot now only
occasionally used by the Zoo for overflow parking, not public green
space. The site slopes downward steeply from Girard Avenue, and is not
frequently used by anyone. The site is currently well-served by public
transit, and
Here's an interesting twist on the new push for more computers in the
classroom.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2005/03/21/nteach21.xmlsSheet=/portal/2005/03/21/ixportal.html
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Pupils make more progress in 3Rs 'without aid of computers'
By John
That's a no-brainer. Children should not be allowed to use computers until they master the basic skills of the three R's on their own. Age 10 at the earliest.
On page 48 of last week's Newsweek their was an interesting note about the new SAT. The hardest part for many of the students -
