New issue
The new issue is at the printers.
It will be at the mailers tomorrow and should be arriving to subscribers between Wednesday and Friday.
We'll get a pdf version up here probably next week. But if you haven't subscribed, you really should.
Here's what's in the current edition:
Commentary from the Home Rule, aka Charter Reform, signing ceremony.
Lydia Lewis, Green Party candidate for state senate, penned a piece about Instant Runoff Voting.
Editorial is about young people running for political office
Cbabi Bayoc comments on the Iraqi prison situation with his editorial cartoon.
Will Winter takes on suburban development.
John Burse takes on exurban development.
Will Winter looks at two new studies of racial integration in metropolitan areas.
As well as regular features, Elsewhere, Ends and Odds, See You There, and much, much more!
as a young candidate for office (I'm running for Riverview Township Committeeman in Jefferson County) I'm really looking forward to your editorial.
That's great, Ben.
Who is the incumbent? Are you opposed?
Posted by dave drebes on Tue., May 11, 2004 at 1:56 PMyes there is an incumbent, but he has not been active with central committee in some time.
This was my grandpa's seat (mothers side, so no same last name) in the 1960s and some into the 70's I believe. Of course, it was originally Joachim township I believe, until they reorganized the system, and he had Riverview created.
Small office with a small constituency, but I love the history of the area and of the seat.
Posted by Ben DeClue on Tue., May 11, 2004 at 11:51 PMbtw the incumbent's name is Joel Cummings.
I actually have the first spot on the ballot because I filed a few weeks before he did.
Posted by Ben DeClue on Tue., May 11, 2004 at 11:51 PM
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