Showing posts with label Linkfest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Linkfest. Show all posts

Thursday, March 25, 2010

Latest Local Linkfest: Guarino, A Priori Concepts, Ed Cone, Spag, Roch, Jordan Green and Scott Yost

Melderec Forces Challenged by Conservative Wing of City Council at Greensboro Partnership Meeting
Guarino
The comment thread gets into some deep conspiracy at the end.

Teacher layoffs and closed libraries in Char/Meck
A Priori Concepts

As Greensboro suggests a tax cut while borrowing more money.

Downtown Bonds
Ed Cone

Downtown Hotel Not Such A Good Idea
Spag

Greensboro moves to accommodate greater transparency
Roch

Insights gleaned from Triad transportation summit
Toll roads are always on the table, When Dianne calls, Robbie answers, Financing of Greensboro Loop, Dwindling revenues
Jordan Green
Yes Weekly

Colossal Costs To Run BJ's Bed & Breakfast
Scott D. Yost
Rhino
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Sunday, March 7, 2010

Local Links: Ed Cone, Jordan Green, Sam Hieb, Roch, Ryan Shell and gedblog

Bang for the buck: [Google Related]
Ed Cone
[Best comment thread of the day award: Monty Hagler, President, RLF Communications, John Robinson, Jeffrey Sykes, Triadwatch and Roch]

Joe Williams, the Simkins PAC and the White Street Landfill
Jordan Green
Yes Weekly
[This could be a big story]

City of Greensboro Misses the Boat with Google Twitter Initiative
Ryan Shell
[Seems like he has a point]

Greenland’s Disappearing Ice Lakes
gedblog

Ever seen a $10,000 blog?
Roch

Re: GSO’s 10k Google blog
Piedmont Publius Pubic

Rotten Apples and CIAA Tickets
Pundit House


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Saturday, March 6, 2010

Saturday Morning Local Linkfest

Before a stunned, horrified audience, Pat Robertson leaps out of his Ken Cuccinelli costume
Blog on the Run, Reloaded

Shady economics survey from the John Locke Foundation
Applied Rationality

Waste proposals submitted to city of Greensboro available for review
Yes Weekly Blog

RNC Chairman Steele coming to Greensboro Monday
Mark Binker
GN&R

In the city’s path
Lorraine Ahearn
GN&R

“there are several hundred homeless in the downtown area alone, living in tents, cars, vacant houses and under bridges or loading docks.”

Utility customers say their heating bills are outrageous
News and Observer

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