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The Lavoz advertising newpaper is being delivered to the Sharpstown area and it is just unwanted trash. It is like littering. It is filling the landfills and wasting natural resources. It is making the neighborhood look trashy because most people do not pick it up - it stays in their yards till there are like 2-3 papers in the bright orange wrappers sitting around. Most of Sharpstown residents are not Hispanic, but even the Hispanic population is not picking it up. It is an unwanted piece of litter.
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This trash needs to stop! After ignoring for a few days, the pile of papers sends the message "please rob me, I'm not home".
It's not wailing and this draws attention, so others will call the Chronicle. Most of us can type on FB and make a phone call as well To many of us, it's trash And I did call the Chronicle & talked to 2 people. The number is on page 2 of the paper. It doesn't do any good, but maybe if enough calls, they'll do something.
Stop throwing this dang paper on my lawn! If I want it, I'll ask for it. I DON'T WANT LAVOZ PAPER!!!!!!!! on my lawn!!!!!;;
Candy Shepherd - instead of calling people names why not do something proactive, like calling the Chronicle to complain? I know typically Sharptowners like you want to wail on Facebook to your neighbors instead of confronting the problem. Instead you sign a lame "petition" that no one will see and nothing will get done. But then you'd have nothing to complain about.
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Al Paca - paper in the yards is trash - no one wants it - unless you live like a pig!
Maybe all of you who signed this electronic waste of time should reconsider. This makes you look petty and simple minded.
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Status: Closed — this petition is no longer accepting signatures.
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The Lavoz advertising newpaper is being delivered to the Sharpstown area and it is just unwanted trash. It is like littering. It is filling the landfills and wasting natural resources. It is making the neighborhood look trashy because most people do not pick it up - it stays in their yards till there are like 2-3 papers in the bright orange wrappers sitting around. Most of Sharpstown residents are not Hispanic, but even the Hispanic population is not picking it up. It is an unwanted piece of litter.
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I was told the reason for tossing is because the majority of Sharpstown is Hispanic; the majority of Houston is Hispanic. The Chronicle hasn't done a good job on researching demographics; they're desperate for readership so throw it on everyone's lawn, adding litter. They never asked anyone!!!!
This trash needs to stop! After ignoring for a few days, the pile of papers sends the message "please rob me, I'm not home".
It's not wailing and this draws attention, so others will call the Chronicle. Most of us can type on FB and make a phone call as well To many of us, it's trash And I did call the Chronicle & talked to 2 people. The number is on page 2 of the paper. It doesn't do any good, but maybe if enough calls, they'll do something.
Stop throwing this dang paper on my lawn! If I want it, I'll ask for it. I DON'T WANT LAVOZ PAPER!!!!!!!! on my lawn!!!!!;;
Candy Shepherd - instead of calling people names why not do something proactive, like calling the Chronicle to complain? I know typically Sharptowners like you want to wail on Facebook to your neighbors instead of confronting the problem. Instead you sign a lame "petition" that no one will see and nothing will get done. But then you'd have nothing to complain about.
Stop the trash
Al Paca - paper in the yards is trash - no one wants it - unless you live like a pig!
Maybe all of you who signed this electronic waste of time should reconsider. This makes you look petty and simple minded.
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I was told the reason for tossing is because the majority of Sharpstown is Hispanic; the majority of Houston is Hispanic. The Chronicle hasn't done a good job on researching demographics; they're desperate for readership so throw it on everyone's lawn, adding litter. They never asked anyone!!!!