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Monthly Archives: July 2012
Maryland special session propaganda versus logic
The Governor wants to call a General Assembly special session that will focus on gambling. Mayor Rawlings-Blake is supporting him and sent out this Tweet a couple of hours ago. MarylandReporter.com posted an article entitled “Analysis: Lots of good reasons … Continue reading
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Tagged Gambling, Government Waste, Martin O'Malley, Maryland, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake
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I received a Speed Matters robocall
On Thursday a group called Speed Matters left a taped message on my answering machine. It sounded pretty political, but I did not make the connection right away. The call implied that Verizon and Comcast are engaged in a shady … Continue reading
Video of the Baltimore city-owned Hilton ceiling collapse
Here is a nice video for you to enjoy before you venture down to Wells Fargscape (AKA Artscape) this weekend. There were some huge storms in Baltimore on Thursday evening and apparently the water helped collapse a part of the … Continue reading
The flooding of Baltimore
At about 7PM there was a huge deluge in Baltimore. It was quite impressive. By the time 8PM rolled around Bond street in Fells point was flooded. Aliceanna street near Pazo was also flooded and there was a Charm City … Continue reading
Some Baltimore City Council members skip important votes
Baltimore’s city council is scheduled to meet twenty-six times in 2012 The total includes twelve “luncheons” where I assume no voting takes place (you better believe they show up for the taxpayer funded food). Members of the council only have … Continue reading
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Tagged Audits, Baltimore, Budget, City Council, Helen Holton, Rikki Spector, Sharon Green Middleton
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The people should audit Baltimore
Or at least we should ask questions. Here is my question of the day. On Saturday night when I was in Bolton Hill I noticed that the air conditioner was on at Mount Royal Elementary. Why in the middle of … Continue reading
Day of the Baltimore audit?
The Baltimore City Council will vote on the “audit bill” (Bill 12-053) tonight. Over the last few weeks I have received numerous emails encouraging me to support audits of the Baltimore budget. For me this is just common sense. If … Continue reading
A blog that could only be born in Baltimore
Today I stumbled upon the “That Guy’s On Heroin” blog. I think you will be hearing about it soon. I should have some “real posts” soon. I have been busy with real life.
Maryland Speed Cameras
I hear a lot of people are driving around looking for gas stations and supermarkets with power. I don’t remember these kind of power outages when I was a kid. One would think that BGE would improve and innovate over … Continue reading
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