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City Council Non-Incumbents Speak!
Friday, October 19, 2007
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Downtown’s Christ Church is famous for its political forums, which happen throughout the year and not just during election season. Recently, they invited the non-incumbents to speak for about five minutes each. We’ve got the exclusive content, giving you a chance to see these politicians speaking in their natural habitat—in a room full of voters—and not directly to the camera in a commercial. Check the link below to see all the non-incumbents who showed up do their thing! (You can find all the videos through .)
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A Streetcar Named Boondoggle
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A few days ago I took the opportunity to see the presentation at City Hall for the proposed new streetcar line from Fountain Square to Findlay Market and back. The line was hyped as being a catalyst for growth, and the backers estimated strong growth here based on five other cities. The projected cost was $84 million to $102 million, depending upon if construction were to start now or in a couple years. Examination of the data showed that the hyperbole was like that of a circus barker and the cost was extreme. | Read More »
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