Media

Short week, but I'm sure they'll still find a way to add a meeting or two.

If you don't understand all the alphabet soup - its ok, I don't either, so I can't really help you out.

Government grinds along . . . budget being hammered out.

This makes 11 that were noticed, plus a few amended agendas as well. More than 1/3 of the agendas for the week.

Final step . . . common council . . . have you been paying attention? I haven't, I gave up a while ago (and it includes my neighborhood!), I have no idea which changes from the Economic Development Commission and others made it in. Lets find out what the lobbyists have to say about it - warning: they love it!

Thanks to Grace Episcopal Church for opening their doors, Karen Andro from First United Methodist Church for coordinating volunteers and Bethel Lutheran Church for helping staff the day. Z! (and board members) from Shine was there most of the day as well.

At the moment . . . it changes . . .

Of course, his name will still appear on the ballot . . .

I went to the first one, the presentation was oddly corporate and cheesy, here's the next one, tomorrow.

I find the Mayor's comments about the Council Overture discussion absolutely offensive. I am not a big fan of this council for many reasons, but this media campaign to blame them is just unfair and dishonest.

Um . . . there is nothing on the meetings page, but this is on the Library page.

City Council was anti-disclosure, County Board, pro-disclosure. However, they are years behind he City on the matter of electronic filing of campaign finance reports.