1. Municipal broadband

   We only have one choice for broadband speed internet and it is not great. Fairlawn just created a municipal broadband compliant called FairlawnGig. We could attempt to just get added to this or we...
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   We only have one choice for broadband speed internet and it is not great. Fairlawn just created a municipal broadband compliant called FairlawnGig. We could attempt to just get added to this or we could create our own.

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   Nov 2, 2017 by astanix (13 points)

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   We only have one choice for broadband speed internet and it is not great. Fairlawn just created a municipal broadband compliant called FairlawnGig. We could attempt to just get added to this or we could create our own.

2. Fix the stop lights at 77 and Ridgewood

   The lights at 77 and Ridgewood used to be sensor based and work great. Recently, they appear to have become time based and the timing is really terrible. Going back to sensor activation or...
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   The lights at 77 and Ridgewood used to be sensor based and work great. Recently, they appear to have become time based and the timing is really terrible. Going back to sensor activation or increasing the length of green lights would help immensely.

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   Nov 13, 2017 by astanix (13 points)

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   The lights at 77 and Ridgewood used to be sensor based and work great. Recently, they appear to have become time based and the timing is really terrible. Going back to sensor activation or increasing the length of green lights would help immensely.

3. Lending library /neighborhood garden

   A contest promoted throughout the Copley schools to bind communities together. With judges from the Heritage day committee or some with gardening experience (though not necessary). Takes place in...
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   A contest promoted throughout the Copley schools to bind communities together. With judges from the Heritage day committee or some with gardening experience (though not necessary). Takes place in spring or early summer. Neighborhoods or individuals resister for a small fee ($5?) and provide all the work and materials for a chance to win first place and a “spot” in the heritage day parade (re/use an old float if possible for financial savings). Proceeds go to a betterment program within Copley.

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   Feb 11, 2018 by KristenM (7 points)

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   A contest promoted throughout the Copley schools to bind communities together. With judges from the Heritage day committee or some with gardening experience (though not necessary). Takes place in spring or early summer. Neighborhoods or individuals resister for a small fee ($5?) and provide all the work and materials for a chance to win first place and a “spot” in the heritage day parade (re/use an old float if possible for financial savings). Proceeds go to a betterment program within Copley.

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