Some have followed the bizarre story (here, here, and here and also here plus here as well) of the Northshore Community Foundation’s proposed BikeShare
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STEDF Update: Following The Money
Recently, Covington Weekly reported on changes in the composition of economic development in the parish. The following exchange between CW Correspondent Timothy Gates and
This Week in Downtown Covington
Sunset at the Landing takes place this Friday evening at Columbia Street Landing. The free concert series is brought to you by the City
Non-Objective Critique Of NCF Bike Share Overview
The NCF Overview states that the NCF and the Parish have a Memorandum of Understanding, or a semi-formal agreement without contractual obligations. It appears
Statement Regarding NCF’s Bikeshare Program
“I called Susan Bonnett (director of the Northshore Community Foundation) Monday morning to apologize for any hardship my writing may have caused her personally.
NCF St. Tammany Bike Share Overview
From Northshore Community Foundation: “Background Thriving, progressive communities throughout the country have already established bikeshare models to serve their citizens and facilitate transportation options
Clarification Regarding Northshore Community Foundation: What’s In A Name
Response to last week’s article is that the Northshore Community Foundation is gathering the actual details of the project for presentation to Mayor Cooper’s
The Northshore Community Foundation: What’s In A Name?
The Northshore Community Foundation is recently in the news with regard to a controversial “Bike-Share” program supported by St. Tammany Parish President Pat Brister.
Brief Overview and Analysis of the Northshore Visioning Project
The Northshore Visioning Project is the initiative of the Northshore Community Foundation, who formed a task force comprised of representatives of the private and
Covington’s White Linen Night This Saturday Celebrates the Arts Community
Historic Downtown Covington’s second annual White Linen Night will take place on Saturday, August 15, 2015, from six to nine in the evening. The