I'm pretty sure that Avenue Kitchen and Bar owns that lot. At a minimum, they used to lease it.

I think Claddagh Pub (canton) might

Of the 3 times I've called 911:

• A guy ripped a mailbox off of the house, smashed the front window and was actively entering while the homeowner hit him with a golf club. 911 was called, it took 3 hours to get a response. Some neighbors heard and had gotten the guy out of the house hours ago and he ran away.

• A guy drove up on the sidewalk and tried to run my SO and I down (after I flipped him off because he almost hit us when he blew threw a stop sign), when a tree stopped him he got out and tried to fight us, then followed us home and was beating on our door for 30 minutes. The cop took 2 hours to get there after the initial call, I gave him the tag number and the cop gave me his name and address and told me to "I'm giving this to you so you can file a restraining order, or go handle it yourself".

• My neighbor, a felon, was buying a handgun on his stoop (from a guy who broke into my shed and stole some bikes/tools a few weeks prior, also never caught). Outside in plain daylight, handing cash, working the slide, loading magazines, etc. Cops never showed.

All but the first one was were between ~9-10am.

I would imagine triaging 911 calls is standard across the nation, why do you think the highest funded department per capita is so much worse than other cities?

i'm a lurker who died this very night five years ago.....

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This is the kinda stuff we need in Bmore

Awesome to see this group grow!

I'd recommend you find a good Siddha Practitioner/Doctor if possible (Ayurvedic Pastes do wonders)

Where/when is the next one scheduled? Is this a weekly Thursday thing? I’m OOTL for sure

Very cool!

Do you have magnet fishing tournaments?

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Interesting coincidence that it’s owned by a company called “Wells Enterprises.”

Possession is violent against whom?

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> Such unilateral control could jeopardize the city’s stated goal of using the conduits to provide broadband access to all city residents. >Six million dollars of American Rescue Plan funds were set aside to route fiber to 23 recreation centers and create 100 Wi-Fi hot spots.

Is the city actually going to do this? I mean, has any work been contracted in support of this? And if this is the main reason, add it as a contract requirement, that's an extremely easy fix via contract management. BS argument.

Not saying this is right or wrong overall, just saying this is not the norm when it comes to conduit install in a city. The current system sucks. I don't see how keeping statue quo will make it better.

Honest (maybe ignorant) question: how do you get PVC pipe with a magnet?

No

I lived at 84X which I think is the house in this pic ! Crazy.

No, I mean if it was pedestrian only for pedestrian safety. Send busses down another street.

The bus.

Finds

• 2 Scooters
• Large sections of PVC pipes
• Name tag key chains
• Laptop Charger
• ~40lb of scrap metal
• One super smelly rug

Thanks again and looking forward to next week!

Edit: I forgot Ali's smelly catch lol

FWIW I was a hampden person for about a decade. Including about half of it living right off the avenue.

The avenue parking isn’t used too often in part because there’s free neighborhood parking right off of it. Even though the meters are dirt cheap it’s an extra step. So people visiting the avenue, and especially those working on it, park in the neighborhood. Which means it’s super easy to find parking on the actual avenue and not that hard to find it off it.

Lived about a mile from Wine Source for a year. When I buy too much to carry home I’ve never had to park more than two blocks away.

If I were a neighbor, I would be unhappy about how exiting traffic is directed into that narrow alley.