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New students entering Western Michigan University are allowed to have a car on campus. With every new freshmen class entering each year, parking poses a problem. WMU is already limited in its parking on campus and since freshmen are allowed to have cars, the students are faced with the dilemma of having nowhere to park or parking quite far from their destination. There are parking problems all over the campus, creating backups in residence

Going into the winter months, the need for a quick recovery of the infrastructure was imminent. Thousands of civilians without the means for electricity or heat could prove more devastating than the storm itself. The threat of freezing to death or being snowed in and potentially starving can add to one’s anguish and deteriorating mental state. A quick and decisive response from the state and cities was applied in order to minimize any unwanted

When entering from Washington Street the new dock will remain in its current location, resulting in less of an inconvenience for everyone. The current parking lot to the left will be used as a staging area as well as a construction area. Parking will be limited to the main parking lot on the right and along Washington Street.

Up front the driver continued to push the struggling snowmobile along, carefully carving it through the deepening snow which churned behind it and slowly built up onto the luggage rack on the front of the

The text has several scenarios where politics interfered with public administration, though one that stood out to me was the case on the snow removal in the blizzard of 2010. In this case, in 2010 the East Coast had very heavy snow accumulation and many people were stuck in their homes. Some residents proceeded to get angry at snow plow drivers and threatened them. Some residents in Washington, D.C. were stuck in their homes and saw snow plows driving by without plowing their roads. In Arlington County, officials had a priority snow removal plan. The plowing started when snow got to two to four inches deep, and then they focused on main areas such as emergency routes, and roads leading to fire stations and hospitals. Crews worked twelve hour

Now you might ask, why were the residents of Princeton Commons snowed in if they had people to do it? Princeton Commons Management brought in a new snow removal company for the 2015-2016 winter season. The people shoveling during the blizzard, walked off the job! They walked off the job because the 27 inches was too overwhelming for

Has your car ever skidded on the road getting out of your neighborhood because of snow build up? Snow removal is a big issue if it does not get taken care of correctly. In Violet Township, it can take a while for the smaller roads to get plowed, if at all. There are many reasons that snow needs to be removed. For one, snow buildup can be very unsafe or those who drive on it. Looking in depth at the problem of a lack of snow removal and how it affects people, as well as going into how what the new policy should be as well as others available and how they could be implemented.

As you can imagine, parking for that many guests isn’t possible unless the majority of us park elsewhere in the morning of May 9. So, we need some teamwork to pull this off. There will be no DPR staff cars in the lot that day whatsoever, but we will still need about 10 other people other to park elsewhere. We are asking all supervisors to make plans with their team for alternative parking on Tuesday.

If you ever get stuck in a ditch, especially in the snow, Lillquist recommends to, “get out of the car and clear out the exhaust pipe if it’s filled with snow, and get back in to stay warm”. Lillquist also comments that he, “would not recommend taking a walk outside the vehicle unless you know where you're going”, and to call 911 for

Do you like snow? You don’t need to answer, simply wondering whether the recent weather has brightened your days; maybe the sudden cold has helped you warmed up to Canada. If not that’s fine too, even though you really should reconsider. As winter sets in an amazing variety of activities arise: making snowmen, snow forts and snow angels; or even going ice skating, having snowball fights, and don’t forget playing hockey. Yes, there are a lot of uses for snow, however, you could also stay in and you would still be occupied; you could sit and drink hot cocoa, or eggnog, with a nice book or one of the many Christmas movies on TV. Rather stay moving, set up for the holidays; Christmas, Kwanza, Hanukkah or New Year’s Eve. Winter break, starting

The change begins by driving the car into a driveway or a spot with enough allocated space to work beneath the vehicle and outside the vehicle. This is done to make sure, that an individual does not cause any accidental damage to a person,

• Remove tow hooks from the front of the vehicle, if the vehicle is equipped with them.

Winter in the Twin Cities mean that harsh elements like heavy snow, cold and ice are inevitable. Despite the chilly temperatures and difficult navigation associated with winter, your daily life and business routines don’t need to be interrupted. Windsor Companies provide reliable and safe snow removal services for customers in the greater Minneapolis-St. Paul region.

Developments that might help you a great deal with parallel parking are plentiful. They include new solutions for on-board computers, smart sensor arrays that encompass the entire vehicle, and even the innovations in tire technology. The idea that sparked the creation of this story was the growing popularity of the Canadian

During the winter season in Vancouver last December seniors especially those with limited mobility found it challenging to shovel the snow on their side walk. This also has made it difficult for seniors to walk out of their home and leave their house if the snow is not cleared. Seniors practically for those riding scooters, wheel chairs, cane, or walker has find the road too slippery to travel in (Figure.1). With the help from the Snow Angel Program there was volunteers that would come in to help anyone that needed assistance clearing the ice and snow around their area.