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In the absence of a flair system on lemmy yet, letβs try to make it easier to scan through posts by type in here by using tags:
Go Colorado! It's a lovely place with good brews and views alike.
Meanwhile, California...
Is still fucking it up. Here's a recent near-screw-up near me: Mike Swire fought highway widening, so asphalt-addicted bullies want him kicked off the San Mateo Transportation Authority Community Advisory Committee.
Just a reminder that good infrastructure is not an engineering problem. It's a political one.
This is great news! I long for the day we have a NoCo <> Denver rail. Driving into Denver sucks.
Hell, I remember when they discontinued the front range express. It was a great service that I used frequently before moving to Denver from the springs.