I’m very glad this is happening for Disabled Philadelphians like myself; we use transit a lot and Philadelphia tends to have a higher Disabled population than other major east coast cities.

On the other hands though, the ADA was 30+ years ago and only now some transit stations are complying. Yikes.

Someone said it better, but Wingard loves a crisis.

A funding crisis? Well, tough times call for tough solutions. Let’s privatize. A faculty crisis? Let’s hire scabs and call it “alternative educational engagement”.

Any crisis is an excuse to grab more power

Holy cow, my local branch--the Santore library--is on this list! I love that place but it's hard to advocate for it sometimes. Few people love it as much as I do, and of those people nobody but me wanted to make noise about needing more staffing, hours, and money. This is a big win!

I agree it’s not a direct answer. A lot of us do use mobility aids so issues like not blocking curb cuts, having walkable sidewalks, and etc are all really important.

But are we gonna get those sidewalks fixed under a Parker administration so a woman who uses a wheelchair can safely travel outside? Is a Parker administration gonna help the Housing Authority make units accessible? As Mayor would Parker work with the Mayor’s Commission for People with Disabilities or would that group generally be ignored? We don’t know.

I was there for the event last night (I was the guy whose question for Cherelle Parker was about Disability quality of life under a Parker administration) and I kind of thought Nutter was tough on both Parker and Gym. Parker and Gym both differed on how they approached those questions.

Gym got a lot of applause out of the crowd during her exchanges with Nutter. Another panelist, Leaphart, wasn’t so friendly to Gym either.

It’s also important to think about Nutter and his connection to the Citizen. He’s trying to do stuff post-mayoralty and right now that includes a podcast series with the Citizen (The How to Really Run a City podcast) which is probably why he was at these Ultimate Job Interviews too.

Another UJI isn’t scheduled which is a shame. There are more candidates to go but I sense the Citizen has a small staff so capacity is an issue. Also the candidates who haven’t gone (A. Brown, DeLeon, Bloom, Mike Stack, David Oh) are probably seen as less-viable.

I want to thank OP u/synthetikxangel for running a DnD campaign. It’s a lot of work and time. I hope your players recognize it and celebrate your effort, and that the game is fun for you too!

I used them for my own DnD maps when I ran campaigns pre-pandemic. I always found Campus Copy a little small, but maybe they have larger sizes I was unaware of.

Great service and reasonable prices iirc though

I’m sorry I didn’t see this earlier and I hope my comment still made it in time. Thanks OP

I live in Queen Village. Can I have my 24 hours in the summertime? Because then I’d do something to get ATVs and similar vehicles off South Street. Don’t know if that’s confiscating them, setting up barriers, or what but it’s the one issue that unites basically all of QV

I bet when we have a new mayor that Outlaw will “choose to spend time with family” and quit, then we get a new commissioner.

This allows candidates to say no or be non-committal but still get to pick their own commish.

All the declared candidates just breathed a sigh of relief

There's the Philly Game Shop too (https://www.phillygameshop.com/)

I’d vote for Terrill “Ya Fav Trashman” Haigler