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Clippings from December 21st – January 5th

Here are some blog posts, article and links that you may have missed. www.carmenformayor.com is now live – Luke's competition is now online. City councilman’s stolen car recovered – Pittsburgh Tribune-Review – Pittsburgh police on Sunday recovered the stolen vehicle of Pittsburgh City Councilman Doug Shields of Squirrel Hill. The vehicle, which was reported stolen…

Clippings from November 26th

Here are some blog posts, article and links that you may have missed. Curmudgeon’s Chronicle: City’s historic documents shamefully neglected – What may qualify as the briefest display of historic documents in Western civilization opens and closes in Pittsburgh's City Hall today. Ravenstahl gets ex-president’s help at fundraiser – Pittsburgh Tribune-Review – Ravenstahl predicts the…

Clippings from November 11th – November 20th

Here are some blog posts, article and links that you may have missed. State officials scheduled to get raises – Pennsylvania lawmakers and state judges are in line for 2.8 percent cost-of-living raises. Rank and file members of the state House and Senate will see their base pay increase to just over $78,000 starting next…

Clippings from October 27th – October 28th

Here are some blog posts, article and links that you may have missed. Watch Election Protection Training on PCTV – PCTV.org will be showing a video recording of election protection trainings all week. Hart-Altmire debate canceled – "Unfortunately, Congressman Altmire could not attend (tomorrow night's) debate because they rescheduled it without conferring with us and…

FontanaFest 2008

Saturday, September 27, 2008 11am – 4pm South Side Riverfront Park FREE! Are we really the first to blog about the 4th Annual FontanaFest- I hope some of the other Pittsburgh bloggers offer some commentary on this or even attend. Its not like the biggest election ever is 5 weeks away and maybe your time…

Clippings from September 22nd – September 23rd

Here are some blog posts, article and links that you may have missed. Campaign for Regional Progress » Blog Archive » League of Women Voters of Greater Pittsburgh Fall Public Meeting – Tuesday, September 23 4:30 Reception – Light refreshments – 2501 Wesley W. Posvar Hall 5:00 Lecture – 2700 Wesley W. Posvar Hall University…

Clippings from September 17th – September 18th

Here are some blog posts, article and links that you may have missed. Quiet Desperation – Have we heard the last from Pat Ford? – Views – Potter’s Field – Pittsburgh City Paper – Pittsburgh – The latest episode of the Grant Street Follies, you may have heard, is that the Urban Redevelopment Authority is…

Clippings from September 15th

Here are some blog posts, article and links that you may have missed. GOP paid more than $1 million for additional voter data – Pittsburgh Tribune-Review – State House Republicans spent more than $1 million on extra features for a computer tracking program that were scrapped last year after they weren't being used, a GOP…

Clippings from September 13th – September 15th

Here are some blog posts, article and links that you may have missed. Null Space: watching the bus drive by – "More politics involved this time for sure, but one of my answers is that the Port Authority's upper Management and fellow travelers have spent a lot more time and effort on PR this time…

Clippings from September 10th – September 12th

Here are some blog posts, article and links that you may have missed. Another Jet/Golf Scandle? – from one of the comments at the Burgh Report Pa. ranked 38th most bike-friendly state – Pittsburgh Tribune-Review – The Washington-based League of American Bicyclists has been designating individual communities as bike-friendly since 2003, but this is the…

Clippings from September 8th – September 9th

Here are some blog posts, article and links that you may have missed. Pittsburgh, Pa : Car Free America – Post featuring Pittsburgh on a blog about Car Free living. Elections inspector gets role in documentary – Tribune-Review – A veteran Westmoreland County elections inspector, a vociferous opponent of touch-screen voting machines, appears in a…