It’s clear Iowa fans have arrived. And for us, it’s been amazing. We’re a small district, so the impact of the Iowa crowds has been significant.

The engineering firms want the access on the street and want to be engaged in the community.

This is like having a box seat at the stadium. And it’s also about getting out of the fray.

It’s just dangerous to have trucks coming and going on 21st and 22nd streets.

It’s a great investment for the community. They don’t make any more historic districts. We have to do the best we can with the one we got. I think we can’t help but get some...

It’s become busier, basically. More people, more activity and movement – it’s got a dynamic now that’s building all the time.

This thing wrecked my life for a while. Closure, an arrest is what we need.

I got two teachers that just graduated from Alabama. I bet I made 60 calls.

This will become the nexus of the Bay area, like a Silicon Valley, where people come to do business.

It raises the competitive environment for us all. We may hire teachers with less experience.

The daytime workers will all help [restaurant and retail] business owners.