Category Archives: City Politics

The Horrors of Parking

by Robert Cox, Dave Lewis, & Deb Keller It was a dark and stormy October night just a year ago. We were in the thick of the Prometheus debate, and I was lurking outside of Park Place, walking up and … Continue reading

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Candidates At-a-Glance

AARON Jabbari DAN Waylonis GREG David JAC Siegel MARGARET Abe-Koga RONIT Bryant Favorite author Jared Diamond James P. Hogan No favorites. Last read: Stieg Larsson trilogy William Rosen, Justinian’s Flea No favorites. Last book read: Accidental Billionaires by Ben Mezrich … Continue reading

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Vote for the ONE you want

by Greg David Many years ago my father gave a small tidbit of wisdom in regards to city council elections. He told me that just because you can vote for up to three candidates when three seats are open, you … Continue reading

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Council Candidates Debate: Monday, October 4

The incumbents face off against the challengers for three City Council seats on Monday, October 4 at Landel’s School, 115 West Dana Street. The debate will begin at 7 p.m. Incumbents Jac Siegel, Margaret Abe-Koga, and Ronit Bryant, will debate … Continue reading

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UPDATES: Downtown Committee Meeting August 17, 2010

by David Lewis Development Updates The City Council approved the 51-unit, ROEM affordable housing project at Franklin and Evelyn.  This project has seen a lot of design changes to make it fit in better with the surrounding community. There will … Continue reading

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