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What do you think? Any interest in posting my guest piece on your site?


Thank you for your consideration,

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Honorable Rob Savidge,

I understand your sponsored legislation O-28-23 (in particular the prohibition of gas-powered leaf blowers) and O-32-23. I believe you’ve stated a reason for proposing these bills is your quality of life. Although I agree with these proposals, I just wish you were as concerned with my quality of life – the trees on the BayWoods campus. You and I have discussed this problem before without satisfaction.


Murray Blank, Ed.D.

Former Chairman of the Board, BCHC.

Hello there,


I enjoy writing and came across your website, so I decided to contact you to see if you’d be interested in featuring one of my articles as a guest post. The article would be an original piece about why professional photographers are valuable assets in a variety of situations, such as weddings, home sales, and business marketing. There are many instances where a photographer can be a lifesaver!


If your website accepts articles from guest writers and my idea appeals to you, please let me know, and I’ll start working on it right away.


Best regards,

Virginia Cooper | learnaliving.co


P.S. Send me your proposal if you’re interested but would rather I write on a subject of your choosing! Please let me know if there isn’t any interest. I won’t email you once again.

Good day Rob,


This letter expresses some of my concerns about the Wells Cove situation.


As someone relatively new to town, I am perplexed by unwillingness of the city to enforce the judge’s decision and ensure the public’s right to access at Well’s Cove.


For me, this brings up many questions.


What happens with the city’s decides to not enforce a judges order? Is this the first time the city has felt they have the right to determine what laws, rules, ordinances they feels like enforcing?


If they are not capable of enforcing the judge’s ruling what changes needs to be made to see that they can do their job?


This situation is ridiculous. The city should not require a Resolution to support the publics rights. I am grateful that Alderman Savidge and peers who took initiative to create the Resolution R-43-23 but I am sadden by the amount of time lost by the city employees on what appears to be a pretty straightforward matter. This is not how I like to see my tax dollars spent.


Feel free to share this in any way that will be beneficial.

Just wanted to ask if you would be interested in getting external help with graphic design? We do all design work like banners, advertisements, photo edits, logos, flyers, etc. for a fixed monthly fee.


We don’t charge for each task. What kind of work do you need on a regular basis? Let me know and I’ll share my portfolio with you.

Hooray! Just now read in the Capital Gazette “As chair of the Environmental Matters Committee, Savidge said he would be working with Ward 8 Alderman Ross Arnett, who represents Eastport. The pair will be, “looking to see what next steps the council needs to take to ensure full public water access at this location,” Savidge said.”

Who is the sponsor of the workforce housing bill?

Good day,


Many kids like to engage in after-school activities. Doing so is also very beneficial for their mind and body. However, not all kids are interested in the usual options such as sports or the arts.


I’d like to discuss this topic for the readers of your website in the form of a guest article. The piece will talk about some alternative after-school activities for kids. It would be a helpful and informative piece for parents who are having problems finding suitable activities for their children or who are merely attempting to widen their children’s horizons by giving them some non-traditional options.


Would this piece be of interest to you and your audience? Let me know if you’d like me to put together a draft for you to review. I would be pleased to be your guest blogger.


Thank you!


Greg Moro

[email protected]

badparentingadvice.com


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Good day,


Many kids like to engage in after-school activities. Doing so is also very beneficial for their mind and body. However, not all kids are interested in the usual options such as sports or the arts.


I’d like to discuss this topic for the readers of your website in the form of a guest article. The piece will talk about some alternative after-school activities for kids. It would be a helpful and informative piece for parents who are having problems finding suitable activities for their children or who are merely attempting to widen their children’s horizons by giving them some non-traditional options.


Would this piece be of interest to you and your audience? Let me know if you’d like me to put together a draft for you to review. I would be pleased to be your guest blogger.


Thank you!


Greg Moro

[email protected]

badparentingadvice.com


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Rob Savage We need Police presence at Quiet Waters Park. People speeding is out of control. I nearly got hit the other day and I am sure wildlife are in danger. I go everyday and this issue is only getting worse. I ask that you do something about this urgent matter before humans or animals are injured or killed.

Thank you.

Elaine Melo

Pls send login for the Griscom project discussion on Weds nite. Thanks.

I would like to serve on the Democratic Central Committee as an Alternate pursuant to your most recent email:

There is an opportunity for a resident from Ward 7 to serve as an alternate on the Annapolis Democratic Central Committee (http://annapolisdems.org). In addition to fulfilling duties imposed by the Annapolis City Code, the ADCC supports a strong and viable Democratic Party. If you are interested in serving, please let me know and I will put you in touch with the Central Committee.


Rob Savidge

http://www.robsavidge.com/


Authority: Friends of Rob Savidge, Elvia Thompson treasurer

Please add my email address to you newsletter addressees. Thanks.

Hey Rob, Have you seen the speeding sign that Annapolis PD put on Edgewood heading towards Bembe? It takes up the bike lane and just barely sticks out in the road. Just about an inch or so. The problem is that most drivers swerve around, I’ve seen a few drivers swerve out and almost hit oncoming traffic. I have also seen a few cyclists swerve out and almost get hit. I know the idea is to enhance safety by getting people to slow down, but I think this thing is an accident waiting to happen. Any chance you can ask APD to move it to a safer spot?

Thanks,

Paul

Curious about a few items on the alcohol fee cap. How much revenue did the ordinance bring in last year? How much revenue will be lost if it is enacted? Happy to do the Math if you want to provide the data.


in general I believe all legislation concerning revenue generation, especially reductions, should have the impact fully communicated.

Could you speak with the Giant in Bay Ridge? None of the checkout people wore gloves or had hand sanitizer. Only three checkout lines were open, but the were all open next to each other, so no social distancing between lines. The self-checkout kiosks were all open and all full, so people were standing closer than three feet together when they checked out groceries. No one was enforcing social distancing in the checkout lines. I wish they would be more careful. I’m at risk of dying of the virus, as are the other two people in my household

Once again, Rob! Your news letter is great. And again, you keep us informed and question the Mayor. Which I think is great. (He seems to be a rogue Mayor. Doing things without the “team” of the City Counsel. ). I appreciate all you do. And yes, I think the bike path would work. Thank you Rob !

HI,

I owe Mr. Savidge an apology! I appreciate the newsletters, invites to Town Halls and really like and am grateful Rob is working for us. I mis judged too soon. We may not agree on a bike path, however, Rob has been consistent and I “get” his heart for Ward 7.

Especially holding our Mayor accountable. Watching the council meetings by tv, Rob is the one who is asking the most questions! Thank you for that!!!

Again, please accept my apology and call it bi-partisan work!


Judi Gordon

Mr Savidge

Would you be able to contact Public Works and remind them tha Blackwell Road below Turner Road is also a part of the City and needs plowing.

We have an unusual situation in that one side of the street is County and one is City.

There are a large number of homes on the City side that pay thousands of tax dollars for services.

Thank you for your help.

Thank you for the Town Meeting on Tues. Hope to see you May 10th at the Library.

Sylvia Stone Kraemer

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