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What is up with the city of Ansonia?
Bridge street sidewalks are still not plowed.
Where is the enforcement on neighborhood sidewalks?
Kids need clear walkways to get to their bus stops.
Even Burger King cannot be bothered clearing their walkways.
Saw a family with young kids walking on Division street last night, in the dark, they were almost hit by a car.
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Bob Bomba (Registered User)
Armageddon (Guest)
Social Armageddon:
Life has changed as we know it.
Employers have placed demands on employees to the point where you show during snow or you GO. –Game Over-
If you are part of the many populated in Ansonia’s demographic as unemployed and part of a many a subsidized renter of an absentee landlord working 3 jobs, the theory of snow and sidewalks goes like this:
“God put it there….God take it away – or - may a creative wallet robing Lawyer friend a injury claim doctor based on owner ignorance and laziness.
OOppss did I mention God, God today forbids Kids or adults for that matter to pick up a shovel due to his creative plan causing serious overweight, carpal-ergonomic disablements. Everyone’s technological addiction to have ones face buried inside an electronic world where things can get done by automation or the never ending pace of logistics results as a finger pointing society. If we get really upset in todays world and your way of life is not recognized unfortunately we have seen ourselves execute each other as seen on the news as of late. Go figure?
Lets make believe the continued Armageddon of snow storms is not happening as we continue life on-a-wing-and-a prayer or maybe just sit back and enjoy the snow as it stops us dead in our tracks.
This type of social white-out will eventually become the blue-screen of death as we continue to fry our mother boards. The worlds technical ability to move faster than the earth’s ability to rotate inside its own space causes enough globally warm friction to melt our self-worth away.
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Bob Bomba (Registered User)
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Michael Raymond (Registered User)
The City of Ansonia's parking ban is ignored..... but the city itself. Has been for years. No cars are ticketed, none towed and streets get more narrow since the plows can't do their job.
Just one storm's worth of tickets could probably reduce property taxes with those revenues. THOUSANDS of tickets would be written.
Sidewalks are also not cleared nor repaired. Homeowners in Ansonia seem unaware sidewalks belong to them, not the city. Nothing seems to be done to educate them on that either.