[Summit] Summit Digest, Vol 71, Issue 5
Anisa
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Mon Feb 7 18:11:27 UTC 2011
RE: East Side Home Day Care (Kimberly Rackliffe)
- Cathy Ahlquist on Ogden Street is wonderful.
- Stop in to LoveBugs Clothing on Hope Street. I believe Jamie has a bulletin board where people may post home daycares.
- Check Bright Stars (BrightStars is a free, voluntary program for licensed child care and early learning programs in Rhode Island) for more approved places: http://kidoinfo.com/resources/brightstars/
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On Feb 7, 2011, at 1:00 PM, summit-request at sna.providence.ri.us wrote:
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> 1. East Side Home Day Care (Kimberly Rackliffe)
> 2. Re: suggestion for narrowed street parking problems (Andrew Nosal)
> 3. Narrow-street parking (Monique S Doherty)
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> Message: 1
> Date: Sun, 6 Feb 2011 15:53:48 -0500
> From: Kimberly Rackliffe <kimberly.rackliffe at gmail.com>
> To: Summit at sna.providence.ri.us
> Subject: [Summit] East Side Home Day Care
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> Hello,
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> My husband and I are expecting our first child in early April and are
> looking for qualified home day care providers on the East Side or in the
> area. I was wondering if any of our Summit neighbors have recommendations
> and could pass along contact information for those providers. Any help would
> be greatly appreciated! Thank you in advance!
>
> Sincerely,
> Kim Rackliffe
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> Date: Mon, 07 Feb 2011 10:02:10 -0500
> From: Andrew Nosal <andy at mapcenter.com>
> To: Summit Neighborhood <summit at sna.providence.ri.us>
> Subject: Re: [Summit] suggestion for narrowed street parking problems
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> Another suggestion: back into your driveway.
>
> The steerable end of your car is the more manueuverable end. Even
> when constricted, the street has way more room to zig or zag as need
> be than your driveway does, but you can not take advantage of that
> fact if your steerable wheels are up in the narrow driveway.
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>
> On Feb 6, 2011, at 10:19 AM, Breslers wrote:
>
>> After recently helping a friend spend 20 minutes getting out of his
>> drive way because of a car parked opposite- this morning I got an
>> idea--
>>
>> for the duration of this mess we should put our cell phone numbers
>> (or some way to reach us) on a folded piece of paper under our
>> windshield wipers.
>>
>> (& It needs to be written on an index card or similar. with a
>> pencil, or a pen that won't dissolve the moment it gets wet, undoing
>> it's usefulness.)
>>
>> That way if someone is really having a problem with your car, they
>> can call, and you can move it, or get a family member to move it.
>> Instead of getting a dent. And I have seen several occasions of
>> dents being given, as well as driver's mirrors lying in the street.
>>
>> Most of us have $500 deductibles, at least, but even if our
>> insurance paid the whole thing, there is NO FREE LUNCH- everyone's
>> rates are already probably going to go up from the number of spin-
>> into-the-ditches, fender benders & serious accidents from this storm.
>>
>> Better we should be more careful about parking opposite driveways,
>> or almost across from a car parked on the other side of a narrow
>> street, but it happens for various reasons.
>> The phone numbers would help.
>>
>> Even if your neighbor knows it's your car- it doesn't mean someone
>> will hear your doorbell, or that they will have your cell phone...
>> and when we visit someone- who knows what bell to ring???
>>
>> Mrs B
>>
>> If your car is locked, I don't see any extra security risk by
>> putting your cell phone number on it...
>>
>>
>>
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> Date: Mon, 7 Feb 2011 12:24:10 -0500
> From: "Monique S Doherty" <monique at msdoherty.net>
> To: <summit at sna.providence.ri.us>
> Subject: [Summit] Narrow-street parking
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> I am not fond of broadcasting a phone number in that fashion. The police
> helped me in a similar manner the other day..the car --across from a
> driveway, and close to my driveway--had it towed!
>
> This is not the norm; however, we could work to have an ordinance put in
> place to alliviate this problem. There are so many narrow streets on the
> East side. Parking across from a driveway should be made illegal.
>
> (In some parts of the country, regardless of the street's width, one can
> neither park across from a driveway nor across from the end of a street!)
>
> Monique
>
>
> Today's Topics:
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> 1. suggestion for narrowed street parking problems (Breslers)
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>
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> Message: 1
> Date: Sun, 6 Feb 2011 10:19:43 -0500
> From: Breslers <breslerfamily at gmail.com>
> To: Summit Neighborhood <Summit at sna.providence.ri.us>
> Subject: [Summit] suggestion for narrowed street parking problems
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> <AANLkTikzMWQXxb2TOQpxKYo5Sk_yydwDKfM1Np=Jq_iH at mail.gmail.com>
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>
> After recently helping a friend spend 20 minutes getting out of his drive
> way because of a car parked opposite- this morning I got an idea--
>
> for the duration of this mess we should put our cell phone numbers (or some
> way to reach us) on a folded piece of paper under our windshield wipers.
>
> (& It needs to be written on an index card or similar. with a pencil, or a
> pen that won't dissolve the moment it gets wet, undoing it's usefulness.)
>
> That way if someone is really having a problem with your car, they can
> call,
> and you can move it, or get a family member to move it.
> Instead of getting a dent. And I have seen several occasions of dents
> being
> given, as well as driver's mirrors lying in the street.
>
> Most of us have $500 deductibles, at least, but even if our insurance paid
> the whole thing, there is NO FREE LUNCH- everyone's rates are already
> probably going to go up from the number of spin-into-the-ditches, fender
> benders & serious accidents from this storm.
>
> Better we should be more careful about parking opposite driveways, or almost
> across from a car parked on the other side of a narrow street, but it
> happens for various reasons.
> The phone numbers would help.
>
> Even if your neighbor knows it's your car- it doesn't mean someone will
> hear
> your doorbell, or that they will have your cell phone... and when we visit
> someone- who knows what bell to ring???
>
> Mrs B
>
> If your car is locked, I don't see any extra security risk by putting your
> cell phone number on it...
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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