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Operating hours: pasting them on a door can create a sticky situation.

I know next to nothing about the food sold at Sunshine Spice Café and did not patronize it during my three-day stay in Boise earlier this year.  So it would be entirely unfair to carp on petty considerations like operating hours.  This brief post, therefore, isn’t a criticism; just an observation.  Operating hours often are

Repurposed brutalism in a Bozeman bank: how the tables turn!

Despite some glum predictions on the long-term economic health of college towns, most of the ones that harbor flagship universities still look pretty vibrant, at least if Bozeman, home of Montana State University (largest university in the state), is any example.  As recently as 1970, Bozeman was a fairly obscure town that hosted the state’s

Tactile paving in parking lots: not just at crosswalks, not just for the blind.

Fifteen years ago, when I first started writing articles for this blog, those little yellow or red “doormats” at crosswalks—you know, the ones with the evenly dispersed raised bumps—were still a relative novelty.  They were just beginning to become prevalent at sidewalk ramps leading to crosswalks.  In 2025, I think most Americans have a vague