Tuesday, March 27, 2007
FOP Opposes Fighting Crime
From last week we have a story showing the Cincinnati FOP and their political shills concerned more about increase the CPD budget than with fighting crime.
More HB Attention
City Beat's blog reported over the weekend that Heartless Bastards are continuing to gain attention with the use of their music by cable channels. On one level it sounds like a sell out, sure, but for the band it is great news to have their music heard by more people.
I am curious why I don't hear the Heartless Bastards on local radio, specially on The Sound or WEBN?
I am curious why I don't hear the Heartless Bastards on local radio, specially on The Sound or WEBN?
Monday, March 26, 2007
Charter Announces Council Endorsements
I swear to Zeus I didn't know, but this morning the Charter Committee announced their endorsements for council. Cincinnati School Board member Melanie Bates and Joan Kaup join Councilman Chris Bortz as the Committee's picks for council.
Very interesting picks which will have a lot of attraction on the East Side.
Very interesting picks which will have a lot of attraction on the East Side.
Where Are the Democratic Endorsements?
We are nearly at the end of the month of March, a mere 7 months away from the election and only about 5 months before signatures must be submitted, and still no announcements as to whom the Democrats are endorsing for Cincinnati City Council. Why the delay? The GOP announced over a month and a half ago, which was strangely early.
We've also not hear a word from the Charter Committee either.
We've also not hear a word from the Charter Committee either.
More Good New Stage Collective Press
New Stage Collective is opening their season next month with a local theatre stars: Amy Warner (Playhouse) and Brian Isaac Phillips (CSC). Opening weekend will surely sell out, so, get your tickets now!
Note that NSC is having a special event on April 21st as part of the Downtown Hop Around.
Note that NSC is having a special event on April 21st as part of the Downtown Hop Around.
Sunday, March 25, 2007
He Needs a Cape
Can someone please make Vice Mayor Jim Tarbell a cape? His latest crime fighting action surely earns him the right to be considered a local super hero, fighting crime in our fare city.
Able to leap his scooter in a single leap, its SUPER JIM!
Able to leap his scooter in a single leap, its SUPER JIM!
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