yeah I think that is crazy too, but I don't find street light polls covered in posts about things going on in the city unattractive or abnormal. 

Sometimes I feel that Worcester just doesn't want to be a city and would prefer the role of suburb.

Does anyone know where the law currently stands? It was a Jordan Levy thing wasn't it?

Ever notice how no one gives a fuck about the yard/tag sale signs that are hung on them thar poles? 

Time to fine the homeowners!

I too like flyers on poles.  I like how there are some wooden poles on Thayer Street in Providence that from about one foot up to 8 feet up are all metal from staple after staple being inserted into it. 

when I was playing out, I had planned on making up a bulletin and handing it to one of the many pan handlers at Exit 13 telling him I'd be back in two hours with 20 bucks if he held it for me. 

has anyone started a poll on poles yet?

Funny, because on my street the city decided it was okay to staple a street sweeping warning sign on one of my neighbor's trees.

What would be silly would be looking at how other cities do things. Oh, I forget, in Worcester we don't care about how other cities do things.

So, Hanging flyers is something that I have been doing every almost week in Worcester for the past four years. I have definately noticed the flyers coming down alot quicker than in the past.

I love flyers, I love them all. I think they make a city look "happening' or "alive" and there is actually things going on here.

One thing I noticed that may be changing is the handbill effectiveness. In the past people would easily take them, but then throw them on the ground. I have noticed more people showing a great interest in handbills. Not sure why. They used to do nothing for me.

Also lately while passing handbills, I have foundmyself in the middle of downtown Worcester sparking coversations with the most diverse of people that have no idea what is going on. I heard. "Wow, I didnt even know they did music there..(Ralphs)" I mean really... I also heard, I thought that place was turned into a restaurant (Tammany)"??? i also hear " Oh yeah I am going to that show, I already heard all about it." That is always nice..

It really surprises me that people that live in or just work in downtown really don't seam to have a handle of  much of the local music/art scene etc... This has been my experience, is this true?

Being originally from Lowell, which operates like a small town, the music scene is very well known to everyone. I think I forget how big worcester is sometimes and that people dont know alot of what's going on.

I am glad that this site exists and that Duncan is planning things like the mixer again. It all helps.

Ok, so half of this post isnt even about flyers but...

ha!

yes i am.

you should make a flyer of that and post it around worcester.  ill help.