Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-10-14
| October 14, 2009 | Posted by links under Daily Links |
- Power Shift PA Conference – Oct. 23-25, 2009 http://post.ly/7lP3 #
- RT @PAPolHack: “…I will note that the Acklin Campaign will use any occasion to take a swipe at Dok…says 2politicaljunkies #
- RT @CutAndRun: @JanePitt wanted to make sure you heard that the crowd at Mellon Arena tonight booed when they played a clip Ravenstahl. #
- GET INVOLVED: Union Project’s Side Yard Project – help create more community space in Highland Park http://post.ly/7paB #
- Abandoned Greenfield Home Still Standing After Rape Case – @kevinacklin @Harrisforpgh any response? http://ow.ly/tFya #
- RT @RyanRMiner: Hey Pgh: Any thoughts on the Mayoral election? I have met @kevinacklin a few years ago and he has some ideas. Thoughts? #
- Obama Endorses In NYC Mayor’s Race – http://ow.ly/tFAK – who would Obama endorse in PGH mayors race? #obama #pittsburgh #
- RT @JustinKownacki: Cities making their municipal data available to open source developers is the new black. #
- RT @Harrisforpgh: FYI–Doktoberfest at the Church Brew Works event NOW moved to 7pm 10/21 #
- RT @JonDelano: @LRADstahl Despite claiming to be “Luke Ravenstahl” this is obviously NOT the mayor. Does the real Luke even tweet? #
- RT @Pazzler: Anyone have an email contact for the Ravenstahl campaign? His inbox is evidently full. #
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The case of the house in Greenfield where the girl was raped should not be politicized–beyond the fact that we have a lot of houses in this city that are abandoned and that need to be torn down. The City does sit inactive and should be prodded, as City Council members, community members, and community groups have urged. As part of an effort to get several abandoned houses that are havens for drugs and crime torn down (PIIN’s Holy Ground campaign) and as a Greenfield neighbor with multiple direct connections to this young girl, I think it inappropriate for any candidate to make political hay about this issue unless they have a real chance of actually affecting change.