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Dateline
Independent news magazine
Cities reporter
Tomas Reyn
Writes about streets, ballots and budgets. Has attended more council meetings than most councillors.
- Beat
- Politics
- stories
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“Let the street decide how bright it is”Read the column
Stories by Tomas
The avenue that votes on its own street lightsForty blocks, eleven thousand residents and one ballot: how bright should a street be after midnight?Politics · 11 Oct · 14 min read
The coast road loses a metre a year. Nobody will close it.Engineers have a date for the day it goes. The eleven families at the end of it have other plans.World · 5 Oct · 12 min read
Town halls are full again. Why?Attendance at council meetings has tripled in two years. We sat through thirty of them to find out.Politics · 3 Oct · 9 min read
Cities reporter
Tomas Reyn
Writes about streets, ballots and budgets. Has attended more council meetings than most councillors.
- Beat
- Politics
- stories
- 3
“Let the street decide how bright it is”Read the column
Stories by Tomas
- The avenue that votes on its own street lightsForty blocks, eleven thousand residents and one ballot: how bright should a street be after midnight?Politics · 11 Oct · 14 min read
- The coast road loses a metre a year. Nobody will close it.Engineers have a date for the day it goes. The eleven families at the end of it have other plans.World · 5 Oct · 12 min read
- Town halls are full again. Why?Attendance at council meetings has tripled in two years. We sat through thirty of them to find out.Politics · 3 Oct · 9 min read
Cities reporter
Tomas Reyn
Writes about streets, ballots and budgets. Has attended more council meetings than most councillors.
- Beat
- Politics
- stories
- 3
“Let the street decide how bright it is”Read the column
Stories by Tomas
- The avenue that votes on its own street lightsForty blocks, eleven thousand residents and one ballot: how bright should a street be after midnight?Politics · 11 Oct · 14 min read
- The coast road loses a metre a year. Nobody will close it.Engineers have a date for the day it goes. The eleven families at the end of it have other plans.World · 5 Oct · 12 min read
- Town halls are full again. Why?Attendance at council meetings has tripled in two years. We sat through thirty of them to find out.Politics · 3 Oct · 9 min read
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