1 month ago Share The mayor also spoke about the city s COVID-19 response and recent awards received by city departments.
Palm Coast Mayor Milissa Holland delivered the annual State of the City address on April 28, touting the city s economic development and infrastructure improvements as the city government navigated through the challenges imposed by COVID-19. We stayed focused, paying close attention to the needs of our developing community, Holland said. We strengthened partnerships and stayed attuned to ever-changing opportunities to deliver on your priorities.
The full speech is available on Palm Coast s YouTube channel (@palmcoastgovtv) and Facebook page (@palmcoastgov), or by visiting the State of the City page on the city website at www.palmcoastgov.com/council/state-of-the-city. A transcript is posted below.
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Can Cities Be Saved From Supergentrification ?
For other cities struggling with sky-high real estate prices, Colorado’s resort town offers some instructive lessons on what’s working and what isn’t. April 28, 2021, 7am PDT | rkaufman Share
The first time Jenny Stuber ever visited Aspen, it was on rock legend John Denver’s private jet, called the “Windstar.” She had been living with her mother, on welfare and eligible for free-and-reduced lunch at school. But when her father moved to Aspen in 1976, she began to visit him in the summers. Aspen introduced her to a new world one of extreme contradictions. Whereas many locals, like her father, were able to get by on middle-class salaries and lived in affordable homes, others spent $2 million on second, third, or even fourth homes. This experience, in part, inspired her to become a sociologist, and to turn her lens on questions of social class and how it’s formed.