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Real Life Politics (Washington Post)
Washington Post opinion columnist Ruth Marcus was online Wednesday, May 28 at 1 p.m. ET to discuss her recent columns and the latest news. How to make the boat tax stay gone was the topic (The Journal Press)
One week ago today, on Wednesday, May 21 the Colonial Beach Chamber of Commerce and the Economic and Development Committee of the Town Council held a public meeting at the Town Center to discuss the boat tax; or more accurately to review what information should be brought before Council as a whole so that when the Boat Tax issue comes up for revue, it stays gone. Unwelcome mail, uncommonly early (Zephyr)
This past Saturday's mail held an unwelcome surprise for many property owners in Galesburg and the remainder of Knox County, their property tax bill. Team McCain: Ready for Prime Time? (Time Magazine)
Aides who were lobbyists, preachers who are controversial, a murky message. Can McCain get back on course? Table games bill still faces opposition from Senate, Rendell (The Beaver County Times)
HARRISBURG (AP) — The debate on gambling in Pennsylvania shifted Thursday, if only briefly, to craps, poker and blackjack, instead of whether the Legislature set up a flawed regulatory mechanism to vet who should win a slot-machine casino license. HQ open house shows deep grass roots for Obama (The Capital Times)
Joe Melloy has been manning a Barack Obama table at the Farmers' Market for more than a year, signing up volunteers and others interested in getting on the Democratic presidential candidate's mailing list. He and his friend Jim Witkins have given out a couple thousand Obama buttons and bumper stickers that they pay for out of their own pocket. "It's independent, grass roots. It's a lot of fun to ... Who will become the next member of Town Council? (The Journal Press)
Tonight, Wednesday, May 28 at 7:00 p.m. at the Town Center several candidates who have put forth their names for selection to Town Council to complete the remaining two years of recently resigned Council Member Linda Crandell will be given an opportunity to make a formal presentation declaring the strengths they would bring to the position as well as their reasons for pursuing it. Team McCain: Ready for Prime Time? (Muzi)
John McCain knows how to win small. No other candidate in memory has done it better. Give him a microphone, a chartered bus and some Purell, and he can take down a state with raw hustle and personality - a few corny jokes, some "straight talk" and his own heroic tale. Ambulance Board discusses SR’s TIF district proposal (Waynesville Daily Guide)
Members of the Pulaski County Ambulance Board agreed to name Gary Carmack as their representative to the St. Robert Tax Increment Financing Commission, but only if no one from the other special taxing districts wants the position. Former alderman seeks rematch (Minot Daily News)
Voters in Ward 3 are looking at a rematch in the city council race between an incumbent and a former, long-time alderman. Former alderman Jim Hatlelid said he believes he can reverse his 2004 loss to Alderman Stephan Podrygula by doing a better job of getting his supporters to the polls on June 10.
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