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Public Policy @BayAreaCouncil; Lead @SRYIMBY; Author, Taverns of the American Revolution; adriancovert.substack.com/
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Close to Home: Downtown Santa Rosa doesn’t need another driveway

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By Adrian Covert, Eris Weaver
| The Press Democrat Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The proposal by the Santa Rosa Plaza shopping mall to replace the pedestrian space where the Agraria hand statue once stood with a parking lot would be a disastrous downgrade for downtown. We urge the city’s Design and Review and Preservation Board to reject it. First, the plaza’s proposal would threaten pedestrians. Every curb cut is a conflict point between cars and people.
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Build a Colossus of Justice on Alcatraz Island

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By Adrian Covert
| Change.org
A colossal statue, a Colossus of Justice, should be built on Alcatraz Island to commemorate America’s 250th birthday and bookend the continent with a sister monument to the Statue of Liberty. From the Colossi of Memnon to the Colossus of Rhodes, great civilizations throughout history have erected colossal statues to celebrate victory in war, prosperity in peace, or to reinforce a shared civic identity.
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AB 255 is commonsense reform for addiction recovery - Capitol Weekly

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By Richard Ehisen Verified, Adrian Covert, Steve Adami
| Capitol Weekly Verified
Opinion Image by Albina Gavrilovic by ADRIAN COVERT and STEVE ADAMI posted 05.01.2025 OPINION – Over the past decade California’s homeless residents have endured a catastrophic addiction epidemic that has claimed thousands of lives and spread despair in communities across the state. Compassion requires a new course. AB 255 by Assemblymember Matt Haney (D-San Francisco) is a commonsense reform to support addiction recovery and save lives.
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