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Regional Planning Solution Found
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From my Landerwood Swim Club News (I’d attribute it to the excellent writer, but I’m not sure who it is):
Regional Planning Solution Found
Landerwood Board proposes ideal solution for Cleveland’s regional challenges: The formation of a new super-suburb from the merger of Hunting Valley, Pepper Pike and Shaker Heights. The new metropolis would be called – Hunting for the Pepper Shaker. “It’s an idea whose time has come. We are stronger together, plus we can have an annual activity of hunting for a bunch of hidden pepper shakers to celebrate our merger” said the mayor of Shaker. The Orange community had hoped to join to create Hunting (for the) Orange Pepper Shaker, but this was voted down by the Hunting Valley community for its clash of colors. “The bright orange just would not do – now if the community had been called Burgundy or Fuchsia, we might have agreed” said an unnamed Hunting Valley denizen. The mayor of Pepper Pike has offered to create a new Brainard road called Extraordinary Brainard that would stretch between the newly merged communities. “We’d seal off the old new Brainard in two giant cul-de-sacs with a deer sanctuary/humane trap on one side and quail hunting in the other.”
Now, if they designed a rec path that went right through that tract, that’s something I could get behind.
How does the MSM miss this kind of news?
By Jill Miller Zimon at 10:54 pm March 22nd, 2006 in Politics | 2 Comments
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22
Another market for Karen Kilroy?
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From the Plain Dealer Openers, in a short about former Air Force Lt. Col. John Mitchel’s non-endorsement of DeWine:
…Linda Walker, a leader with Buckeye Firearms, confirmed Wednesday that the group is weighing whether to follow [former Air Force Lt. Col. John] Mitchel’s advice and formally back Pierce.”DeWine won’t be an option for us,” she said.
”If you want to know our opinion it’s short:
“Anybody but DeWine. “
Oh, Karen…
By Jill Miller Zimon at 10:47 pm March 22nd, 2006 in Politics | 2 Comments
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22
Regional Planning Solution Found
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From my Landerwood Swim Club News (I’d attribute it to the excellent writer, but I’m not sure who it is):
Regional Planning Solution Found
Landerwood Board proposes ideal solution for Cleveland’s regional challenges: The formation of a new super-suburb from the merger of Hunting Valley, Pepper Pike and Shaker Heights. The new metropolis would be called – Hunting for the Pepper Shaker. “It’s an idea whose time has come. We are stronger together, plus we can have an annual activity of hunting for a bunch of hidden pepper shakers to celebrate our merger” said the mayor of Shaker. The Orange community had hoped to join to create Hunting (for the) Orange Pepper Shaker, but this was voted down by the Hunting Valley community for its clash of colors. “The bright orange just would not do – now if the community had been called Burgundy or Fuchsia, we might have agreed” said an unnamed Hunting Valley denizen. The mayor of Pepper Pike has offered to create a new Brainard road called Extraordinary Brainard that would stretch between the newly merged communities. “We’d seal off the old new Brainard in two giant cul-de-sacs with a deer sanctuary/humane trap on one side and quail hunting in the other.”
Now, if they designed a rec path that went right through that tract, that’s something I could get behind.
How does the MSM miss this kind of news?
By Jill Miller Zimon at 6:54 pm March 22nd, 2006 in Politics | 2 Comments
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22
Another market for Karen Kilroy?
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From the Plain Dealer Openers, in a short about former Air Force Lt. Col. John Mitchel’s non-endorsement of DeWine:
…Linda Walker, a leader with Buckeye Firearms, confirmed Wednesday that the group is weighing whether to follow [former Air Force Lt. Col. John] Mitchel’s advice and formally back Pierce.”DeWine won’t be an option for us,” she said.
”If you want to know our opinion it’s short:
“Anybody but DeWine. “
Oh, Karen…
By Jill Miller Zimon at 6:47 pm March 22nd, 2006 in Politics | 2 Comments
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22
Regional Planning Solution Found
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From my Landerwood Swim Club News (I’d attribute it to the excellent writer, but I’m not sure who it is):
Regional Planning Solution Found
Landerwood Board proposes ideal solution for Cleveland’s regional challenges: The formation of a new super-suburb from the merger of Hunting Valley, Pepper Pike and Shaker Heights. The new metropolis would be called – Hunting for the Pepper Shaker. “It’s an idea whose time has come. We are stronger together, plus we can have an annual activity of hunting for a bunch of hidden pepper shakers to celebrate our merger” said the mayor of Shaker. The Orange community had hoped to join to create Hunting (for the) Orange Pepper Shaker, but this was voted down by the Hunting Valley community for its clash of colors. “The bright orange just would not do – now if the community had been called Burgundy or Fuchsia, we might have agreed” said an unnamed Hunting Valley denizen. The mayor of Pepper Pike has offered to create a new Brainard road called Extraordinary Brainard that would stretch between the newly merged communities. “We’d seal off the old new Brainard in two giant cul-de-sacs with a deer sanctuary/humane trap on one side and quail hunting in the other.”
Now, if they designed a rec path that went right through that tract, that’s something I could get behind.
How does the MSM miss this kind of news?
By Jill Miller Zimon at 3:54 pm March 22nd, 2006 in Politics | Comments Off
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22
Candidates cite to other’s blogs to convey their message (updated)
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James Lundeen – cites review of his Meet the Bloggers appearance on his
Jennifer Martinez – cites blog post regarding a challenge to use of her maiden name
Bill Pierce – blogs about the approach of his MTB debate
Ted Strickland – blogs about reactions of bloggers to his campaign and specifically notes the MTB gubernatorial debate
UPDATE: Strickland’s blog has added this very nice thanks and summary of debate wrap-ups around the ‘sphere
How many other examples do we have of Ohio candidates referencing the blogosphere, and in particular forums like Meet the Bloggers, in order to reach voters?
By Jill Miller Zimon at 3:51 pm March 22nd, 2006 in Politics | 2 Comments
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22
Another market for Karen Kilroy?
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From the Plain Dealer Openers, in a short about former Air Force Lt. Col. John Mitchel’s non-endorsement of DeWine:
…Linda Walker, a leader with Buckeye Firearms, confirmed Wednesday that the group is weighing whether to follow [former Air Force Lt. Col. John] Mitchel’s advice and formally back Pierce.”DeWine won’t be an option for us,” she said.
”If you want to know our opinion it’s short:
“Anybody but DeWine. “
Oh, Karen…
By Jill Miller Zimon at 3:47 pm March 22nd, 2006 in Politics | Comments Off
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22
Candidates cite to other’s blogs to convey their message (updated)
Filed Under Politics | 2 Comments
James Lundeen – cites review of his Meet the Bloggers appearance on his
Jennifer Martinez – cites blog post regarding a challenge to use of her maiden name
Bill Pierce – blogs about the approach of his MTB debate
Ted Strickland – blogs about reactions of bloggers to his campaign and specifically notes the MTB gubernatorial debate
UPDATE: Strickland’s blog has added this very nice thanks and summary of debate wrap-ups around the ‘sphere
How many other examples do we have of Ohio candidates referencing the blogosphere, and in particular forums like Meet the Bloggers, in order to reach voters?
By Jill Miller Zimon at 11:51 am March 22nd, 2006 in Politics | 2 Comments
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Mar
22
Candidates cite to other’s blogs to convey their message (updated)
Filed Under Politics | Comments Off
James Lundeen – cites review of his Meet the Bloggers appearance on his
Jennifer Martinez – cites blog post regarding a challenge to use of her maiden name
Bill Pierce – blogs about the approach of his MTB debate
Ted Strickland – blogs about reactions of bloggers to his campaign and specifically notes the MTB gubernatorial debate
UPDATE: Strickland’s blog has added this very nice thanks and summary of debate wrap-ups around the ‘sphere
How many other examples do we have of Ohio candidates referencing the blogosphere, and in particular forums like Meet the Bloggers, in order to reach voters?
By Jill Miller Zimon at 8:51 am March 22nd, 2006 in Politics | Comments Off
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