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What do the latest campaign finance reports mean? Is Cieslewicz in trouble?

91 page report is out from the Economic Development Commission on how the development process should be modified. I lost track of the process somewhere along the line, so I'm not sure what changes were all made. There are many, many (over 80!) attachments in legistar with lots and lots of input, but this is the final report. Of course, there will still be public input and there could be more changes, but I'm kind of doubtful much will change. Additionally, check out the input our new Department of Planning and Community and Economic Development gave . . .

You have until Feb 15th, next Tuesday to fill out the on-line survey, last chance to give public input tomorrow. Some of the concerns I've heard about the input process follow, as well as details on how you an give input.

So precious.

Fire hydrants, more towing, bus stops . . . only one post, so skip it if you're tired of snow.

They accidentally tell the story just a little too truthfully! :) Yeah, we're not discussing the project with the public openly ....

Stumbled across this, only 4 views, so it's very new.

Only Scott McDonell and Joe Parisi sought the endorsement and Scott McDonell's answers were more substantial came out far ahead. That, along with his record of working on these issues put him over the top. Check out their answers.

Oooo, first alder press release in the races . . . at least the first one we have received since the announcements.

He may not have filed his campaign finance report with the rest of them, but he apparently has some money . . .

Twice as much as the other candidates. Will money win in this election? And, ahem, Brandon, where's your report? McDonell Continues to Lead Money...

Stunning. Did they even read their packet?