[78-L] ARSC

[David Lennick]

I've done that at ARSC conferences that were within driving distance of Toronto 
(Cleveland, Syracuse, Philly). Only drawback is that I never make it to the 
early morning sessions.

(Not going to this one, although I just received the program and it looks 
incredible. Golly, Dave, me 'n' you orta drive down in the ol' VW bus and camp 
outside o' town! Hoo-wee!)

dl

DAVID BURNHAM wrote:
> Well not being very fussy about where I stay - as long as there's a bed and a shower, I booked at the Motel 6 for $46 per night.  It's about 7 kms from the Chateau Bourbon but I can drive for a few minutes and pay a lot less than $129.  Being a pensioner and a senior, I'm still hoping I can actually pull the funds together to make the trip.
> 
> Does anyone know what the Handicap pass parking situation is in N.O.?  In Ontario it varies greatly from city to city.  In Toronto, I can park anywhere that is signed as parking prohibited, any metered space without paying and any time limited space without worrying about the time limit.  However, I found out that in such Ontario cities as Stratford, Kitchener, London and Parry Sound, they are far stricter and the pass only allows you to park in designated spots which are metered and the meter must be fed.
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> db
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