neorsd.org
yes, really the Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District in cleveland, ohio. Customer Relations: 216.881.8247
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we do have a few jobs that offer hybrid flexibility but none of our jobs are fully remote.
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employees do get one during orientation workforcleanwater.com
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there was a lot of movement at the number 2 position and we came out with a trade that makes us stronger in the trenches.
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tbh after number 1 and number 2 we’ll lose interest pretty quick anyway
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Mike what are you hearing about number 2, i will hang up and listen. bsky.app/profile/neor...
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why am i not in this pack
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per usual @nicoleharvel.bsky.social sees things through eyes i wish i had
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winfrastructure. #LetEmKnow
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no not officially
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update: currently raining 3s at Rocket Arena. we have crews ready to respond as needed.
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she does say she’s proud of me. not everyone hears that from their mom. i’m thankful for her.
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@awfulannouncing.bsky.social @theathletic.bsky.social we are expecting some movement at number 2
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thanks Helen, it's very much a work in progress. but aren't we all.
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i think i figured it out. it looks like if you write an article *about* Bluesky verification you are more likely to *receive* Bluesky verification.
now if you'll excuse me *typing frantically*
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Fountain! At The Sewage Treatment Plant
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just these two explorations alone are worth revisiting for a future storytelling project.
between our archives and the organizational knowledge of our engineering & operations teams, these stories reflect the importance of history and perspective.
and the value of people who love the work they do.
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sadly the fountain is long gone.
but based on the blueprint records, and consistent identifiers across them through the decades, Nick says the fountain was likely where our primary settling tanks are today.
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Westerly also had an amazing old fountain back in the day which surely would have been a artistic symbol of public works.
Nick, can you track down anything about it? i asked.
"sure, after a meeting."
and after the meeting, he figured it out.