Photo by NR flickr pool user Jillian Elder, Victory Designs.
Newburgh’s Lander Street gets a facelift [THR]
Newburgh bus service to expand [THR]
8 Steps to a Vibrant Downtown [Practical Management]
Lighting company ceremonially breaks groups for new world headquarters [Mid Hudson News]
Turning A Dark Alley Into A Dreamy Playground [Pop Up City]
NFA tennis coach seeks to raise $220k to renovate Delano Hitch courts [HV Blogs]
Our Homeschool Room [Salt & Light]
Where Does the Creative Class Move? [City Lab]
The Role of Urban Murals and Graffiti in Historic Preservation [Preservation Nation]
Newburgh bus service to expand [THR]
8 Steps to a Vibrant Downtown [Practical Management]
Lighting company ceremonially breaks groups for new world headquarters [Mid Hudson News]
Turning A Dark Alley Into A Dreamy Playground [Pop Up City]
NFA tennis coach seeks to raise $220k to renovate Delano Hitch courts [HV Blogs]
Our Homeschool Room [Salt & Light]
Where Does the Creative Class Move? [City Lab]
The Role of Urban Murals and Graffiti in Historic Preservation [Preservation Nation]
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Great reads as usual, however , they seem to hit the mark especially well this week relative to Newburgh.
” You must learn which customer demands are being met and which ones are not, referred to as leakage.” This gets back to the concept of drawing and maintaining ‘the Creative Class’ in Newburgh. They, we, are the City’s ‘customers’. As Cher said, there are two colleges just within the ‘City itself. There are several in less than an hour’s drive. That’s not leakage, that hemorrhaging. Are they all moving out of state? Are they all living in the basements? Capital goes where it is appreciated. Period.
Aside, +1 for the pieces on ‘Urban Murals’ and ‘Homeschooling’ (the monopoly on accreditation is bankrupting us).
…thanks for the 288 update
Thanks Walt.