One of our smartest spies noted how interesting it was that Governor Martin O’Malley’s campaign released internal poll results showing his holding a ten-point lead over former Governor Bob Ehrlich…
Gazette Begins Influence Survey
We intercepted the following email sent out to an undisclosed number of people by Gazette Annapolis reporter Doug Tallman. From: Politics [mailto:Politics@gazette.net]Sent: Thursday, March 04, 2010 5:20 PMTo: PoliticsCc: Tallman,…
Hutchins Gets Started in District 19
State Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation (DLLR) staffer Jay Hutchins is off and running for a District 19 Delegate seat. He joins a crowded field that may be the…
Fall of the Washington Post, Part Five
The Washington Post newspaper, one of the greatest institutions of world journalism, is in deep trouble. Circulation, ads and employment have been falling for decades. The newspaper lost $193 million…
WJLA Covers Ignition Interlocks
Following is an open letter sent by a group of Montgomery County public school teachers to the Post’s editorial board about their recent editorials targeting the Montgomery County Education Association…
The County Council has extended the deadline for applicants to apply for the Planning Board Chairman position from Monday, March 8 to Friday, April 2. This is a sure sign…
Dealing with Waivers
By Marc Korman. On February 23rd the State Board of Education announced a process to allow school systems to receive a waiver from the requirement that they be open for…
Fall of the Washington Post, Part Four
Want to see where the Washington Post Company is headed? Look at the following snapshots of the firm’s workforce in 1993, 2000 and 2008.Now look at the percentage of the…
Doug Prouty, the President of the Montgomery County Educations Association, which represents teachers in MoCo, will be on the “Political Pulse” TV Show on:Thurs, March 4th at 9 p.m.Fri-Sun, March…
