Scranton Time - bits and pieces from Tom Flannery
Tom Flanneryreflections on current events / culture / music / everything in between - from the birthplace of The Office and the 46th POTUS
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"I’ll say it plainly. I never want to sit through testimony from another “sound expert” again...."
Another evening, another local hearing on data centers. More specifically this time, on a proposed 500,000-square-foot power plant less than 1000 feet from homes. And closer than that to schools, nursing homes, and medical offices. Archbald...
"If in retrospect this is the first burp of Mount Vesuvius, it surely serves us right. ..."
This reflecting pool thing is WILD.
This reflecting pool thing is WILD. What we did not need was a giant metaphor for this administration, because we’re all depressed enough already. And yet here it comes….in all its Algaeic glory.
"If hell froze over she’d fight these people on the ice...."
I was at the latest Wildcat Ridge data center hearing at Valley View High School last night, along with perhaps 400 others. Not for the first time, I was enormously proud of my hometown. If the developers think they can wear Archbald down,...
There is low-hanging fruit. And then there is this...
There is low-hanging fruit.
There is low-hanging fruit. And then there is this. This is when the fruit has already fallen off the tree and been mushed under the feet of marauding armies. This is a live-action Tom Green movie. This is what...
"We drank to each other in 1976. Today, we drink alone...."
I was 10 years old during our nation’s bicentennial celebrations and I remember we had a block party and there were kegs of beer for the adults and kegs of birch beer for the kids and everybody had flags hanging and there were fireworks and...
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