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• What do the Council candidates have to say about "neighborhoods"?
• Johns Hopkins has never used an implosion to demolish a building
• Bethlehem is essentially supporting the demolition without investigating the health hazard
• Concrete -- lime -- sand -- silica
• The May 9 night meeting Q&A on the Martin Tower demolition
• Risk tolerance should not be the default position of public officials
• Beginning at the beginning, finally
• The only reasonable health message is "we strongly advise" people not to be outside and to wear a respirator if they are within, say 2 kilometers
• What are "they" saying about the health risk from watching the Martin Tower demolition outside?
• Absentee ballot deadline looms
• Post 45 now has responses from both candidates -- if you have already viewed 45, please return to view again
• Council Candidates: 2-year seat: Prompt 7
• Council Candidates: 4-year seat: Prompt 7
• Mother's Day question for the Bethlehem historians
• Paige Van Wirt at the Bethlehem City Democratic Committee Forum May 6
• Two possibilities for the silence of the Health people
• Let's stop the rush to development
• "Where are the Health people?" Gadfly asks at the public meeting on the Martin Tower demolition
• Gadfly cross-examines at the Thursday stakeholder meeting on the Martin Tower demolition
• "data and advice to citizens should come from people who are impartial"
• Look at the Didcot Power station incident, and the Sheraton in Bal Harbour, Florida
• "Windows and doors closed, tape up, and fingers and toes crossed"
• Concrete dust more caustic than Drano
• Agreeing wholeheartedly with Breena's "Observations"
• Observations on the Martin Tower Implosion Meeting