What is Shorewood's Connecting Caring Communities Partnership?

CROSSING THE STREET VS. LIVING FOREVER.

Posted by Joe Mangiamele on July 8, 2010

Perspective. Purpose of human beings. Purpose of humanity on other planets.

Crossing the street?

In little ol' Shorewood.

Posted by Joe Mangiamele on July 14, 2010

Urban design in small communities. Today's economic effect on community development.

Urban design? What about the economy?

SEWAGE ALL OVER THE PLACE.

Posted by Joe Mangiamele on July 15, 2010

Outmoded sewer systems.. Basement backups.

THE ILLUSION: the walkable community. THE DISILLUSION: walking home to a BASEMENT FULL OF SEWAGE BACKUP.

HUMAN WASTE, COURTESY OF THE VILLAGE OF SHOREWOOD.

Posted by Joe Mangiamele on July 16, 2010

Human waste backing up in to basements. Sanitation, a local government responsibility.

Sewer backup. What is the response of community officials?

Posted by Joe Mangiamele on July 16, 2010

Community officials. Citizens want attention to problems. Community response.

Put on the table what some residents are experiencing in their basements. (Check previous postings).

Village Board members have presented us with enough excuses for not eliminating sewage backups. Can they keep charging us for taking away sewage while dumping it back into our basements?

Posted by Joe Mangiamele on July 21, 2010

Sewage, Sewage backups. Disfunctional sanitary systems.

"JOBS, JOBS, JOBS."

Posted by Joe Mangiamele on July 22, 2010

Jobs, jobs, jobs. Individual entrepreneurs.

SEWER BACKUPS NOT ACTS OF GOD.

Posted by Joe Mangiamele on July 23, 2010

100-year principle. Act of God. Concepts that prevent sewer modernization.

WE MUST SEPARATE OUR SEWER SYSTEM.

Posted by Joe Mangiamele on July 24, 2010

Sewers. Separate sewer system. Self-contain sewers. Future sewers included thermophilic bacteria that consume organic waste.

JOBS. DOES ANYONE KNOW WHERE NEW JOBS COME FROM AND HOW TO GET THEM?

Posted by Joe Mangiamele on July 25, 2010

SUPPLY AND DEMAND, WHICH COMES FIRST? AND IS DEMAND MORE IMPORTANT THAN SUPPLY?

NOW, WHAT DO WE DO?

Posted by Joe Mangiamele on July 29, 2010

Outmoded sewers.

Overflowing sewers.

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