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Mark Sanchez faces felony in fight authorities say was over parking
Mark Sanchez faces felony in fight authorities say was over parking
Former NFL quarterback Mark Sanchez is facing a felony battery charge for what authorities say was a fight over parking. Marion County prosecutor Ryan Mears announced the upgraded charge Monday, saying it carries a potential sentence of one to six years in prison. The incident happened early Saturday in Indianapolis. A police affidavit alleges the 38-year-old Sanchez, smelling of alcohol, confronted a 69-year-old truck driver. The driver pulled a knife to defend himself. The former New York Jet was pepper-sprayed and stabbed multiple times. He remains hospitalized in stable condition. Authorities say the investigation is ongoing, and additional charges are possible.
·apnews.com·
Mark Sanchez faces felony in fight authorities say was over parking
My Turn: Greenfield needs homes, not rent hikes or parking lots
My Turn: Greenfield needs homes, not rent hikes or parking lots
Imagine waking up to learn your rent is jumping 16% — not in a year, not over several years, but all at once. For me and my neighbors, this isn’t a thought experiment. It’s reality, it’s been ongoing for years and it happened in my building this week.  A sudden rent hike of this magnitude […]
·recorder.com·
My Turn: Greenfield needs homes, not rent hikes or parking lots
Boston advocates watching statewide ‘YIMBY’ push on housing matters: City excluded from proposal – for now | Dorchester Reporter
Boston advocates watching statewide ‘YIMBY’ push on housing matters: City excluded from proposal – for now | Dorchester Reporter
The “Yes in My Backyard” (YIMBY) movement is backing a legislative proposal that would amend local zoning laws statewide – except for Boston – and allow for a broader range of housing options, including streamlined approval for small lot subdivisions, the abolition of minimum parking lot requirements and the lifting of limits on accessory dwelling units (ADUs). While the
·dotnews.com·
Boston advocates watching statewide ‘YIMBY’ push on housing matters: City excluded from proposal – for now | Dorchester Reporter
Seattle Council Punts on Housing Expansion, Passes Strict Tree Preservation Rules
Seattle Council Punts on Housing Expansion, Passes Strict Tree Preservation Rules
# Among the dozens of amendments to Seattle's growth plan approved this week were reductions in the size of proposed growth centers and new tree retention requirements that could stifle homebuilding. Council rejected moves to make the plan bolder across a number of areas, fretting over the risk of legal appeals.
·theurbanist.org·
Seattle Council Punts on Housing Expansion, Passes Strict Tree Preservation Rules
Eyes on the street: PARK(ing) Day 2025: A Celebration of Community and Urban Transformation - Streetsblog Chicago
Eyes on the street: PARK(ing) Day 2025: A Celebration of Community and Urban Transformation - Streetsblog Chicago
One of the many important and/or enjoyable sustainable transportation-related events that happened last weekend (more on that tomorrow) was last Saturday’s PARK(ing) Day 2025, organized by the Chicago Growth Project. The event took place on the parking lots of Dovetail Brewery, Belle Plaine and Ravenswood avenues, and Demo Brewery, Berteau and Ravenswood avenues, a mere…
·chi.streetsblog.org·
Eyes on the street: PARK(ing) Day 2025: A Celebration of Community and Urban Transformation - Streetsblog Chicago