There were so many wonderful presentations at the April 10 Gulfport on the Edge town hall. In going through all my notes from the event I found some questions I could answer now. There will be a presentation to council at the June 20 meeting. We hope many of you will show up to hear […]
In this week’s Gabs, we asked random people “How many pillows do you sleep with?” Here’s what they told us.
“The State legislature and government has put many obstacles in front of local self-determined citizens and supersedes city government.”
While PTSD usually is associated with single traumatic experiences, research on repeated or chronic trauma describes similar effects: anxiety, flashbacks, nightmares, heightened emotional responses such as impulsivity or aggressiveness, substance abuse (e.g., alcohol or opioid), difficulties in relationships, feelings of shame or guilt, even loss of one’s sense of self. Not everyone responds similarly to ongoing stresses, to be sure, but still, don’t some of these reactions ring a bell?
What trees are best for carbon sequestration? We don’t want something “dirty” but want to replace laurel oaks in the Hell Strip. We also don’t want something that will tear up brick streets.
“It’s all ex-junkies trying to catch a buzz.” —Jack Lamm, on why people drink kava
In this week’s Gabs, we asked random people “What Businesses Should Be in Gulfport?” Here’s what they told us.
“The State legislature and government has put many obstacles in front of local self-determined citizens and supersedes city government.”
One reader wants to know if The Gabber Newspaper could print a Gulfport road paving map for planned street improvements.
In this week’s Gabs, we asked random people “What is your favorite part of The Gabber Newspaper?” Here’s what they told us.
“Look at it. O’Maddys will be able to fill a third story after they build a second.”
In this week’s Gabs, we asked random people “What duties should Gulfport’s Pet Mayor have?” Here’s what they told us.
