Last Wednesday, the City Council in Walnut Creek California decided against imposing a cell tower permitting moratorium. The original story is >>here<<.
Sometimes no ‘mor’ is ‘less.’ Sorry, it’s been one of those weeks.
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Last Wednesday, the City Council in Walnut Creek California decided against imposing a cell tower permitting moratorium. The original story is >>here<<.
Sometimes no ‘mor’ is ‘less.’ Sorry, it’s been one of those weeks.
j