Sounds like an opportunity to me. Yes, many municipalities are treating and reusing wastewater these days, primarily for irrigation where, unlike regular water, it has no restrictions on it's use.
Only real way to tell is to start the monitoring process now. That will enable you to have a baseline when the wells are in place. In any case, it can't possibly be worse that what I used to inhale growing up in Youngstown in the 1960's. I hope it's not always going to be a choice between jobs and health in Youngstown.
I love the pizza and have been in the place, and can't imagine how she could have had 45 employees at any point in time.Thirty possibly, and certainly not all full time. Now what has happened is she's taken probably her second highest cost (the building) and made it non revenue producing. It sounds like the problem here is revenue, not cost.
Waste of time and money. They would be better advised to close the passenger service at YNG and spend the money focusing on a fast and convenient rail system to PIT.
It's the defensive side of the ball that needs fixed. They've had a terrible defense for two years straight. If they can put together the recruiting and coaching for a good offense, then they should be able to do that with the defense. So if there are coaching changes that need to be made - they need to be on defense. Nobody should be holding their breath though. It took years of ruining this program before a move was made on the last coaching staff.
I don't think a protest is going to do much. The fact is that times have changed and the decrease in volume just does not support the number of facilities or employees they have. This is a good time to lobby congress and remind them of YTown's main strength-its centralized location. A distribution center in YTown can serve both NEO and Pittsburgh with relative logistical ease. You need a logical cost saving reason to keep these jobs and facilities, not a protest. The question will be asked...why Youngstown and not another City? The answer can't be just because we want our jobs. Every city wants their jobs.
Gimme Some Water...
Sounds like an opportunity to me. Yes, many municipalities are treating and reusing wastewater these days, primarily for irrigation where, unlike regular water, it has no restrictions on it's use.
May 3, 2012 at 12:04 p.m. permalink suggest removal
YSU offense ready for another high-scoring season, but overconfidence a concern
We know they have an offense. What they haven't had the past two years is a defense. So what are they doing about that?
April 13, 2012 at 12:47 p.m. permalink suggest removal
DRILLING IN SHALE REGIONS || How Safe Is The Air?
Only real way to tell is to start the monitoring process now. That will enable you to have a baseline when the wells are in place. In any case, it can't possibly be worse that what I used to inhale growing up in Youngstown in the 1960's. I hope it's not always going to be a choice between jobs and health in Youngstown.
April 6, 2012 at 12:50 p.m. permalink suggest removal
UPDATE: 'I am excited to be a Zip,' Tressel says
I just want him to write a book. I just can't wait to read it.
February 2, 2012 at 2:13 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Some business owners say minimum wage hike forcing cuts
I love the pizza and have been in the place, and can't imagine how she could have had 45 employees at any point in time.Thirty possibly, and certainly not all full time. Now what has happened is she's taken probably her second highest cost (the building) and made it non revenue producing. It sounds like the problem here is revenue, not cost.
January 20, 2012 at 1:14 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Name change for Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport?
Waste of time and money. They would be better advised to close the passenger service at YNG and spend the money focusing on a fast and convenient rail system to PIT.
January 19, 2012 at 12:38 p.m. permalink suggest removal
YSU loses to Missouri State 38-34
It's the defensive side of the ball that needs fixed. They've had a terrible defense for two years straight. If they can put together the recruiting and coaching for a good offense, then they should be able to do that with the defense. So if there are coaching changes that need to be made - they need to be on defense. Nobody should be holding their breath though. It took years of ruining this program before a move was made on the last coaching staff.
November 19, 2011 at 7:26 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Quake epicenter was west of YSU, state says
Doubt he was stoned. Last time I was in YTown, the population looked pretty heavy to me too.
September 30, 2011 at 1:32 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Hundreds celebrate pipe-organ rededication
Great post Bullfrog.
September 19, 2011 at 2:58 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Rally seeks to protect 500 jobs at Youngstown USPS facility
I don't think a protest is going to do much. The fact is that times have changed and the decrease in volume just does not support the number of facilities or employees they have. This is a good time to lobby congress and remind them of YTown's main strength-its centralized location. A distribution center in YTown can serve both NEO and Pittsburgh with relative logistical ease. You need a logical cost saving reason to keep these jobs and facilities, not a protest. The question will be asked...why Youngstown and not another City? The answer can't be just because we want our jobs. Every city wants their jobs.
September 17, 2011 at 3:20 p.m. permalink suggest removal