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Tag Archives: administration
Teaching the old guard some new tricks
I don’t know if this scenario applies universally, but in some places there is an unfortunate problem of the old guard of the planning and economic development hierarchy literally standing in the way of innovative ideas and programs. It may be employing alternative … Continue reading
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Update
Hi everyone, Sorry about the quiet period on the blog over the past weekend. I was adopting a dog from out of state and getting to know him. Should have some new posts ready soon. Thanks, Rick
Welcome to Panethos!
Bryan and I would like to welcome everyone to our new blogsite, called Panethos. As community planners, we chose “pan” (all) and “ethos” (cultures) as the name of our blogsite to celebrate the amazing diversity of our community, our state, … Continue reading