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Here you will see members from all parts of the globe broadcasting the night skies from their observatories, backyards, and just about any other place where they can set up a telescope.

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Featuring Hayes's inimitable street photographs, How We Live Now chronicles an unimaginable moment in time, offering a long-lasting reminder that what will get us through this unprecedented, deadly crisis is each other. LiveSkies is for professional and amateur astronomers who like to share the wonders of our night time skies. As he wanders the increasingly empty streets of Manhattan, Hayes meets fellow New Yorkers and discovers stories to tell, but he also shares the unexpected moments of gratitude he finds from within his apartment, where he lives alone and-like everyone else-is staying home, trying to keep busy and not bored as he adjusts to enforced solitude with reading, cooking, reconnecting with loved ones, reflecting on the past-and writing. In How We Live Now, author and photographer Bill Hayes offers an ode to our shared humanity-capturing in real time this strange new world we're now in (for who knows how long?) with his signature insight and grace. These scenes, among many others, became the new normal as soon as the world began to face the COVID-19 pandemic. A neighborhood restaurant turned to-go place where one has a shared drink-on either end of a bar-with the owner. A bookstore where readers shout their orders from the street. Read more about last year’s survey at of the New York City Book Award From the beloved author of Insomniac City, a poignant and profound tribute in stories and images to a city amidst a pandemic. On the other end of the scale, the fewest respondents – 41% – were satisfied with the town’s economic development efforts and only 49% were satisfied with town streets and sidewalks. Services that the most respondents said they were satisfied with were fire services, garbage collection, and town parks and facilities. Of the 259 people who answered the residents’ poll last year, 81% said they were satisfied with the “overall quality of life” in the town. The residents’ survey is a voluntary survey, and so lacks the scientific punch that a randomly selected sample of opinions from town residents might provide. Results released in 2020 included questions about recreation programs, town parks and facilities, winter road/sidewalk conditions, garbage collection, police services, fire services, town roads and sidewalks, tourism initiatives, arts and cultural programs and events, marketing and communications, and economic development. The more people that fill it out, the better information that we get, and the more improvements we can make based on that info.”

“So I definitely encourage people to fill out the survey.

“Each year, the number of respondents has increased,” says Miller. This year, Miller is hoping the number of respondents will go up, as it has since the survey was launched. “It’s basically asking residents about their level of satisfaction with different town of Sackville services,” she says. Miller says the questions on this year’s survey will be consistent with previous years, to help town staff measure results against those in the past. This year’s survey has gone live online, and CHMA called up the town’s new senior manager of corporate projects, Kieran Miller, to tell us about it. Every year for the past three years the Town of Sackville has surveyed residents as part of its annual report card to citizens.

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