Greenwald is the founder, editor, and executive director of the Davis Vanguard. He founded the Vanguard in 2006. David Greenwald moved to Davis in 1996 to attend Graduate School at UC Davis in Political Science. He lives in South Davis with his wife Cecilia Escamilla Greenwald and three children.
Why hold a neighborhood workshop in the middle of a weekday? If you only have people who don’t have jobs attending, you are going to have an un-representative sampling of the people who live on or near 5th Street.
To get more information on this issue, go to the search box at the upper left of this page, type in “Fifth Street corridor” and hit the Search button. The first item that comes up is the full essay from the Old North Davis Neighborhood Association. Embedded within that article is the PowerPoint we prepared with more examples and facts. Thank you David. Steve Tracy.
It WOULD have been nice to have this outside of standard 8-5 hours but….at least some got to be there…Thanks for covering this event so well. Still not in favor of this project–even IF we had the cash to do it, I’d be opposed. At least DOZENS of city employees got some quality time away from “the grind”(yukity yuk yuk)!! Did anyone keep track of who was there—I know, forget about it…
Why hold a neighborhood workshop in the middle of a weekday? If you only have people who don’t have jobs attending, you are going to have an un-representative sampling of the people who live on or near 5th Street.
Any way we can get a website or information about this if we cannnot attend?
I plan to be there and report on the meeting.
To get more information on this issue, go to the search box at the upper left of this page, type in “Fifth Street corridor” and hit the Search button. The first item that comes up is the full essay from the Old North Davis Neighborhood Association. Embedded within that article is the PowerPoint we prepared with more examples and facts.
Thank you David.
Steve Tracy.
It WOULD have been nice to have this outside of standard 8-5 hours but….at least some got to be there…Thanks for covering this event so well. Still not in favor of this project–even IF we had the cash to do it, I’d be opposed. At least DOZENS of city employees got some quality time away from “the grind”(yukity yuk yuk)!! Did anyone keep track of who was there—I know, forget about it…