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Monorail

Monorails are a fun way to travel between points. They can also be efficient and effective. However, the tracks are not easy to re-engineer if you need to amend the itinerary. If we are confident that two current geographic points will need consistent transportation support, a monorail might be a good choice. If the traffic patterns are less than certain, more mobile forms of travel are better.

How might we recognize where our enterprise has constructed monorails and where more flexible forms of movement might be the best option?

Local Legend

Who is the person in the community that can reliably be found at a specific location (or event)? The community member who is always cleaning up trash from the side of the road while waving to passing traffic. The dog walker who appears at the same time of day. The teacher has been a fixture in the third-grade classroom for generations.

Our local legends are easy to take for granted because they show up reliably and relentlessly. We tend to notice them even more when they are absent. How might we celebrate and engage with them now instead of once a void appears?