Rachael Dowling

If you want a large house and a large yard, wonderful. If you want an apartment or condo, those options should exist too. And if you want a beautiful, permanently constructed home on a smaller lot in a walkable neighborhood where you actually know the people living around you... why shouldn't that choice exist? For land-constrained communities like Menasha, Neenah, and Fox Crossing, Heritage Homes could give us another tool. They could provide more opportunities for homeownership, more choice

If a company chooses the less expensive option because it saves money while shifting long-term costs and environmental risks onto the community, that's not innovation. That's cutting corners.

When I explained that repeated vehicle scans can show when someone regularly leaves for work, attends church, or is away on vacation, many people stopped me and said... "Wait... really?"