Some observations on Monday’s debate
Notes, quotes and a few thoughts from last Monday night’s political forum...
The air conditioning was set pretty low, and it started to get chilly during the intermission following the opening introductions at Monday’s political forum.
“Don’t worry, there’ll be plenty of hot air blowing when they get to taking questions,” one member of the audience commented.
Indeed there was no shortage of hot air, but in the end interested voters got a chance to get a good look at the platforms of those who seek to lead this city. Following are a few observations from the evening:
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Letters to the Editor
Ultimately voters can decide for themselves
Dear Editor,
It was a sign we were finally doing something right on a beautiful afternoon on Ethel Street on Brickyard Hill. We had spent the morning being mysteriously evicted from two different locations on “The Hill” where we had begun setting up to do some local politicking for Steve Kaminski, an independent running for Ward 1 Alderman.
Seems every time we received permission to park our grill, our tables and our horse and carriage in an empty lot – that we first cleaned up – the permission was minutes later revoked or undermined by someone claiming to be the real owner of the property. So in the interest of neighborliness we packed up and moved on to another location each time.
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