The Deleted Scenes
Addison Del Mastro, Jeremy Levine, NickS (WA), Andrew BurlesonUrbanism, culture, idiosyncrasy
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Writing with a focus on urbanism, culture, popular history. [email protected]
Screaming into the void at city council meetings; writing about making housing affordable, movement building, mushroom foraging
Middle-aged Pacific Northwest geek. Blogging about music and other miscellany. Earnest and quirky I've been inspired to write here based on the interesting people and community. I'm glad to contribute to the conversation.
I'm a co-founder and Board Chair of Strong Towns, a Roots of Progress Fellow, and an advisor at the Center for Land Economics. I write about cities (housing, land use, and transportation), progress, and parenting.
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