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Sidewalk Talk is a “man on the street” segment where we send reporter Sheena Monnin out into the Greater West Bloomfield area to talk with the public. The topic of this episode: Fears / Phobias

Sidewalk Talk is a “man on the street” segment where we send reporter Sheena Monnin out into the Greater West Bloomfield area to talk with the public. The topic of this episode: Fears / Phobias

Learn ways to install a sidewalk in areas where tree roots are present.  Find out the best way to reinforse the sidewalk to prevent it from cracking due to tree roots.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The community speaks to one another on Kalamazoo's Day of Learning.

Sidewalk Talks from Greater Galesburg Day

Sidewalk Talks from Greater Galesburg Day

Sidewalk Talks from Greater Galesburg Day

Mayor's Weekly Radio Spots

3. Sidewalk Talk is a “man on the street” segment where we send reporter George Moore out into the Greater West Bloomfield area to talk with the public. The topic of this episode: Roundabouts

3. Sidewalk Talk is a “man on the street” segment where we send reporter George Moore out into the Greater West Bloomfield area to talk with the public. The topic of this episode: Roundabouts

Sidewalk Talk is a “man on the street” segment where we send reporter Samana Sheikh out into the Greater West Bloomfield area to talk with the public. The topic of this episode: “What is your favorite thing about the fall season?"

Sidewalk Talk is a “man on the street” segment where we send reporter Sheena Monnin out into the Greater West Bloomfield area to talk with the public. The topic of this episode: Local Restaurants

Sidewalk Talk is a “man on the street” segment where we send reporter George Moore out into the Greater West Bloomfield area to talk with the public. The topic of this episode: Cooking Disasters

Sidewalk Talk is a “man on the street” segment where we send reporter George Moore out into the Greater West Bloomfield area to talk with the public. The topic of this episode: Celebrity Doppelgangers.

Sidewalk Chalk performs "Vibration" live at the Stage at KDHX in St. Louis, December 18. 2014. Audio recorded by Joshua Melvin, remix by Pat Wolfe Jr. Video capture by Media Outlaws, Andy Coco, DeAnna Monroe, and Melissa James, edited by Andy Coco and Ben Manhanke. Discover more great music (streaming audio, photos, video and more) at http://kdhx.org.

Sidewalk Chalk performs "Vibration" live at the Stage at KDHX in St. Louis, December 18. 2014. Audio recorded by Joshua Melvin, remix by Pat Wolfe Jr. Video capture by Media Outlaws, Andy Coco, DeAnna Monroe, and Melissa James, edited by Andy Coco and Ben Manhanke. Discover more great music (streaming audio, photos, video and more) at http://kdhx.org.

Public Works will be accepting Sidewalk Poetry entries from March 15 to April 17, 2011. Visit stpaul.gov/poetry for FAQs and to submit your poem. Produced by Nick Nelson and Saint Paul Communications Services

Property owners are required to shovel their sidewalks in Saint Paul. To report an unshoveled sidewalk call the city at 651-266-8989. For more information visit stpaul.gov.snow.

Artists of all ages create artwork from the ground up at our annual Chalk Art Festival!

Special mini-mix for our dear friends promo-group Have A Nice Beat.

November 17, 2011: At the intersection of William and Pine streets in NYC, officers decide to arrest a young protester out of the rest of the crowd for no apparent reason. They then painfully subdue this nonviolent unarmed man exercising his first amendment rights while he shrieks in agony.cc

November 17, 2011: At the intersection of William and Pine streets in NYC, officers decide to arrest a young protester out of the rest of the crowd for no apparent reason. They then painfully subdue this nonviolent unarmed man exercising his first amendment rights while he shrieks in agony.cc

November 17, 2011: At the intersection of William and Pine streets in NYC, officers decide to arrest a young protester out of the rest of the crowd for no apparent reason. They then painfully subdue this nonviolent unarmed man exercising his first amendment rights while he shrieks in agony.cc

Scene is quiet before protesters arrive, armored trucks. Guy inside truck came out, asked me to move to a sidewalk far from the terminal. https://t.co/pOxavs4ERB

Scene is quiet before protesters arrive, armored trucks. Guy inside truck came out, asked me to move to a sidewalk far from the terminal. https://t.co/pOxavs4ERB

Scene is quiet before protesters arrive, armored trucks. Guy inside truck came out, asked me to move to a sidewalk far from the terminal. https://t.co/pOxavs4ERB

Sidewalk talks at "December to Remember" with people along the way. December has plenty of festive events, and "December to Remember" was no different. Throughout the hot cocoa and people enjoying music, this was the best time to have some Sidewalk conversations with a few familiar and unfamiliar faces. Shout out to Kalamazoo Parks and Recreation for hosting the event.

Mission Non Profit is a 30 minute talk show that airs on TCTV, channel 77 on Comcast cable in Thurston County or Channel 23 on Fairpoint cable in Yelm. Show times are Sundays at 4:30pm, Tuesdays at 7pm, Thursdays at 7:30pm and Saturdays at 10am and 6:30pm. This episode features Phil Owen, Brenda Hatcher and Cheryl Selby of Sidewalk, an organization that strives to end the problem of homelessness.

Deborah Jane Slavitt describes the Northampton Center for the Arts Stop during the 2012 Sidewalk Sales. As a Fiber Artist, she encourages all to take needle to canvas and try drawing in yarn for the first ever Northampton Draws event, July 26, 2012. All ages were successful at this clever art activity.

Deborah Jane Slavitt describes the Northampton Center for the Arts Stop during the 2012 Sidewalk Sales. As a Fiber Artist, she encourages all to take needle to canvas and try drawing in yarn for the first ever Northampton Draws event, July 26, 2012. All ages were successful at this clever art activity.

We visit Arcadia Festival Site of Downtown Kalamazoo to talk pride.

We visit Arcadia Festival Site of Downtown Kalamazoo to talk pride.

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Production of the City of Jacksonville Media Services 2021

Here’s another. Cops pile on and beat a woman after she shoves one. A lot of blood on the sidewalk, at least two people arrested, both appeared to be injured https://t.co/MFp3x6h56c Source: https://twitter.com/jangelooff/status/1267288506424066048 Uploader: Jake Offenhartz

Here’s another. Cops pile on and beat a woman after she shoves one. A lot of blood on the sidewalk, at least two people arrested, both appeared to be injured https://t.co/MFp3x6h56c Source: https://twitter.com/jangelooff/status/1267288506424066048 Uploader: Jake Offenhartz

PMN Sidewalk Talks brings the community together for another round of spontaneous discussion this time from Kalamazoo's perspective on National Night Out.

Sidewalks are a critical part of our community's transportation network. In this piece, we learn more about how the City of Tallahassee is taking proactive measures to maintain our sidewalks and enhance public safety. For more information about the City of Tallahassee and WCOT, please visit: Talgov.com (http://bit.ly/Vo0X7J) Twitter.com/COTNews (http://bit.ly/1QxCm8M) Facebook.com/COTNews (http://on.fb.me/1krkY9O) Instagram.com/COTNews (http://bit.ly/1M9dqBs)

Santa Monica has a new program for sidewalk vending designed to prioritize public health and safety and expand economic opportunities for entrepreneurs. santamonica.gov/vending

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Butterflies, rainbows and hopscotch squares were just a few of the colorful chalk art designs that neighborhood children drew last week along the newly built stretch of sidewalk along west Park Row Drive. The community art event was part of the Heart of Arlington Neighborhood Association’s celebration of the long-awaited neighborhood addition, which added ADA complaint sidewalk ramps and created a continuous pedestrian path on the north and south side of the street between Johnson Creek and Collins Street.

The Boston Public Works and Transportation Departments hosted a virtual meeting on June 5, 2023 to review options for wider sidewalks on A Street in the Fort Point neighborhood. A Street's sidewalks will be widened as part of an expanded scope for the Congress Street reconstruction project. The presentation covered existing conditions, planning context, and design options for A Street between Melcher Street and Congress Street. For more information about the project, visit boston.gov/congress-street-fort-point.

Construction Update! Crews are sweeping down the new concrete and setting up forms for the sidewalk at Desert Avenue and Wigwam Blvd. Stay tuned for more updates and thank you for your patience! #ConstructionUpdate #CityProgress #Infrastructure #CommunityDevelopment

Construction Update! Crews are sweeping down the new concrete and setting up forms for the sidewalk at Desert Avenue and Wigwam Blvd. Stay tuned for more updates and thank you for your patience! #ConstructionUpdate #CityProgress #Infrastructure #CommunityDevelopment

There are several sidewalk closures on SU's campus. CitrusTV reporter Ronnie Parrillo breaks down what you need to know.

The City of Beaverton will fill an approximate 1400 feet gap of sidewalk on one side of Laurelwood Avenue between Scholls Ferry Road and Apple Way. Currently, a short sidewalk exists on the west side of Laurelwood Avenue from Apple Way to Scholls Ferry Road, adjacent to the Oriel Apartments. This project will help to reduce conflict points between pedestrians and vehicles once the sidewalk is built and will also incorporate sidewalk and storm water improvements including curbs and gutters, landscape buffers, and streetlights. https://www.BeavertonOregon.gov/LaurelwoodSidewalk

Kathy Lee Bates Sidewalk Construction Summer 2012

Sidewalk Talk is a “man on the street” segment where we send Patrick Mcilmurray out into the Greater West Bloomfield area to talk with the public. The topic of this episode: "What superpower would you want?"

GTN now provides a block of programming designed to promote the entire city. To help tell the new stories, Rosemary Plybon, former WFMY morning show host, has joined GTN as host of This is Greensboro. She produces segments about the people, places, and events that make Greensboro a unique and attractive city for visitors and residents alike. This is Greensboro airs from 6-8 pm on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, and at 12 noon on Saturdays and Sundays.

Wareham 2021 "Chalkful" of fun event