For all the bad news and naysayers- this one’s for you. I’ve even done my share of pointing out the flaws in our fair city- but with the goal of moving us forward. Today, I decided to interview a neighbor, the lovely and talented Melissa Aldridge. She graduated from Belmont High School, attended Wright State Read More
Mid-term elections are coming up- with the filing deadline of Feb. 18, 2010. If you want to run against County Commissioner Dan Foley, County Auditor Karl Keith or Congressman Mike Turner- or run to be a precinct captain for the Democratic party, it’s time to get your petitions ready to turn in. Lately, thanks to Read More
It took all the major newspapers in Ohio to do an exposé on the golden nest egg pension plan for public employees. As the gap between rich and poor in America widens, the fourth estate isn’t even able to mount a credible look at what’s really going wrong- and it’s not the pension plans- it’s Read More
While Greg and I plan on partying like it’s 1999 forever, tomorrow will be this century’s second decade. We’re keeping it short- with wishes and predictions for the new year. Greg is the pessimist, I’m the optimist. Enjoy!
Today’s Dayton Grassroots Daily Show goes where no one really wants to go. How many billions does it take to stop a terrorist? The only answer is zero- because that’s the nature of terrorism: it only works because it’s unexpected. The ultimate surprise attack. The latest actions by a Nigerian Muslim on a plane from Read More
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