(Source)
Well, we got our bridge back………finally. After 165 days of bullshit from ODOT, at 1:59 pm today, the Charles Berry Bascule Bridge is open for traffic.
Official word came from Columbus, where our esteemed mayor was probably trying to see someone, or any one, from where he allowed Lorain Growth Association to make the official announcement.
Thanks [...]
Archive for the ‘safety’ Category
O.D.O.T…………….Hope You Enjoyed Your Stay
Posted in WTF, blogs, comedy, community, entertainment, government, music, news, politics, rant, safety, sattire on November 21, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Community Announcement
Posted in community, laws, news, safety on November 15, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Today was one of those rare off-days that I’ve actually gotten out of the house to do a few errands. By my own admission, I’ve been disgustingly lazy as of late, so I haven’t been too busy and should change my habits soon.
In my travels today thru South Lorain and the Central Park area, along [...]
Pink Panther, Brian Stacy and the Fundamentals of Bridge Repair
Posted in WTF, blogs, comedy, community, entertainment, government, news, rant, safety, sattire on November 7, 2008 | 6 Comments »
Talk is heating up again about the lack of work being done on the Charles Barry Bascule Bridge that crosses the Black River, separating 2 of the 3 major sections of Lorain. Today, I checked the web site provided by Brian Stacy and his entourage at O.D.O.T from the meeting with city, county, and state [...]
The Bridge Over The River “Cry”
Posted in WTF, blogs, comedy, community, government, news, politics, safety on November 6, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Loraine has an important update on the Charles Berry Bascule Bridge from Brian Stacey of O.D.O.T. over at:
That Woman’s Weblog
Please check it out.
Community Announcement
Posted in community, laws, safety on October 20, 2008 | 5 Comments »
Leaf Pick-Up for Lorain residents
The city of Lorain Street Department will be picking up leaves beginning Nov. 3rd and continuing until Nov. 28th, weather permitting.
During this time, the city crews will be concentrating on heavily wooded areas, including the Red Hill area, Central Park area, Lakeview Park area, Oakwood park area and north of the [...]