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Monthly Archives: September 2007
High Point nooses
School Board member Deena Hayes is responding predictably over four nooses that were recently discovered and removed at Andrews High School. In the HP Enterprise she is calling for, “non-minority leaders in this community (to) speak up and let the African-American community in High Point know where you stand.”.
Announced school board candidate E. C. Hey thinks Hayes ought [...]
Posted in Guilford County Schools 1 Comment
It is just soooo obvious.
Oh Ma Ga.  The mother of all local media conspriracies is playing out in the “A” section of today’s N&R. It is just so obvious.
On A-1, reporter Margaret Banks gives space to the petition started in a local restaurant to remove our city manager. Within the article, Mayor Holliday defends Mitch Johnson for the upteenth time [...]
Posted in Greensboro Politics, My N&R columns 3 Comments
Big questions, wierd answers
OK, I have no idea how Margaret Banks framed the questions to our 13 at-large City Council candidates for today’s N&R. But if it occured as presented, then there’s some real wierdness afoot.
There were two questions and answers presented so, I’d imagine, Margaret asked the first one thusly, “What ‘big idea’ should voters remember you [...]
Posted in Greensboro Politics 6 Comments
Letting go, for now
Where Johnson, Miles, Hinson, Ahearn, RMA’s management and the entire City Council to be found out - through actual evidence - that they are part of a vast Simpkins-wing conspiracy and sentenced to a public flogging, some among us would complain that the whip was made of rawhide that was too soft.
Where it to be proved, [...]
Posted in Greensboro Politics 38 Comments
My N&R Columns
My bi-weekly N&R column is due into Allen Johnson’s inbox by noon on Monday but I realize that I’ve not yet posted the last one. As a part of the N&R online revamp, they have graciously included space for my offerings.
As the son of a band director, I have a special appreciation for the influence [...]
Posted in Guilford County Schools, My N&R columns 1 Comment
Back in the groove…
OK. I have gone in and deleted all of the comment spam to herald the official resumption of postings on this here blog.
Thanks to everyone for your continued background inquiries as to my and my family’s well being. Everyone is fine… just very busy.
For the folks back in Kentucky: Josie got her driver’s license yesterday. [...]
Posted in Life in General 3 Comments
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