
Urban planner and writer thinking about cities and family life and the intersection between them. Pragmatic (disillusioned, reform-minded) liberal. Author RIGHT OF WAY. Working on a new book about children and public space.
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My husband, Jeff Sugalski, volunteered to write this post. 🥰
When Angie mentioned she was interested in installing solar panels on our home, I thought of a dozen reasons why we shouldn’t do it. Among them:
Cleveland doesn’t get enough su...
Yesterday my 11-year-old son made four trips by bike.
He biked himself to school and back. Just under a mile each way. Then later in the day, he had a soccer practice (again under a mile). He biked there and back too.
I didn’t even real...
This is what Cleveland’s downtown grocery store looked like, I shit you not.
In a recent public hearing about grocery store availability in downtown Cleveland, City employees and some consultant they hired faced a firing squad of pissed of...
I have been working on a book for about three years.
I don’t even know exactly when I began it to be honest. It was before Jonathan Haidt’s The Anxious Generation came out and that was over two years ago.
I know because when I heard abou...
Moms are obsessed with this case, me included, because it highlights the dark part of the postpartum period.
All the mom bloggers — I know we don’t call them that anymore, but you know what I mean — are obsessed with the Lindsay Clancy cas...
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Urban planner, author, mom raising two kids in Cleveland. Working on a new book about children’s right to public space, making the public realm more child friendly. (North Point Press 2028)
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