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Abundance Corps has gone from two campus groups to 24 chapters across 12 states in a year. Ahead of the midterms, founders @Victoriazren and Maxwell Stern wrote in the Abundant Future on why young people want a politics that gives them something to build.
I like riding the Redline with my friends
ZERO people at the bus stop during 5-o’clock Rush Hour at the IndyGo bus stop at 42nd & College Ave.
Where are all the bus riders I keep hearing so much about? If they don’t use the bus during RUSH HOUR then when do they actually use them?
Because the bus stops are empty in the mornings too… and the afternoons…
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Build as if your neighborhood will be sustained by the young who can afford to move in, rather than becoming a geriatric enclave that dies with you. They need accessory dwellings, efficient multi-family housing, and other places they can afford. Around the block, not across town.
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law to rename "property tax" to "municipal services tax" and then just Gen Z stare at Boomers
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Austin grew its housing stock by 10.5% from 2021 to 2025, versus 3.2% nationally.
Rents fell from above $1,600 to about $1,300, with the biggest drops in older, cheaper buildings.
Thought from the game:
-Doesn’t show on the stat lines (exhibition game) but felt like there was a different juice on defense for the first 10ish min than years past
-Ellerbee is tough- I’m curious to see how creative we get on offense with a guy like that
-JJ is back🔥
Time for a new team/sport to dictate my mood for 5 months. Somehow, I have even more of a personal stake to this than the Cubs
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