Republican VP candidate Sarah Palin will be at the Verizon Center on Friday. The doors open at 3 and Palin is expected to speak at 4:30 p.m. It’s a ticketed event so you will have to go to the campaign’s website for tickets. It’s a first come first serve basis. GOP sources say they had been looking for a […]
There are two main referendum questions on the ballot for voters in Marion County. They basically are as follows… Should the assessing functions of the elected township assessor in the township be transferred to the county assessor? Should IPS float $278,000,000 in bonds for capital improvements for its schools? So let’s do an informal survey, […]
Here’s another episode of the Capital Watch, courtesy of RTV 6. Enjoy.
This is another one of those mornings where there is no real big news, but lots of little interesting tidbits. Get The Puck Out It looks like V.P. nominee Sarah Palin is coming to town next Friday. Hopefully she will get better treatment than last night’s hockey game in Philadelphia. Township Tales Some township officials […]
(Apologies to Chris Spangle) There has been a lot of blog chatter lately over the number of registered voters in Marion County. Blogger Paul Ogden writes about how the number of registered voters is greater than the number of eligible voters. There are 679,745 registered voters in Marion County, although the population over 18 is […]
A word of advice to my Indiana GOP friends, you are going to have your work cut out for you in November. Fresh off his debate in Tennessee Democrat Barack Obama hit the Indiana State Fairgrounds and about 21,000 supporters. His speech was pretty much standard with a couple new lines. He said he could […]
I’m about to watch the debate, but this space is for you. Was this a game changer or are we still where we started? What does this mean for the next debate or is this over? What would you have asked? Have at it.
Tonight was one of those Council meetings that should have only lasted a couple minutes, but it didn’t! It wasn’t the ad nauseum debate over whether the city should spend up to $500,000 on crime prevention grant monitors, but actually it was the opening prayer that did it for me. It was CCC member Doris […]
A proposal is being introduced at tonight’s City-County Council meeting which would censure former Council President Monroe Gray for ethics violations. An ethics hearing found Gray failed to file proper disclosure forms regarding his business interests. There are no penalties in the ordinance, but it does call for Gray’s actions to be publicly condemned. Expect […]
Here’s what my map looks like right now.
