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Category Archives: Money
Winter Digest – Reorganization, Resolve, Revelation…and Rachmaninoff
I hope you’ve had a good year thus far. Over the last few months I’ve been collecting ideas for new stories, revisiting old ones, and reviewing developments locally and elsewhere that stand to embellish both. They will make their way … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Liberties, Community, Development, Energy, Environment, Government, History, Local, Media, Money, Music, Personal, Politics, Public Safety, Schools, Technology, Zoning
Tagged Big Sewickley Creek, Big Sewickley Creek Watershed Association, DEP, Devlin Robinson, Edgeworth Borough, Elder Vogel Jr, Emily Kinkead, Hadley Haas, Harshman CE Group, Leet Township, Leetsdale Borough, PA Environmental Hearing Board, Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, Quaker Valley School District, Rachmaninoff, Rob Matzie, Sewickley Borough, Valerie Gaydos, William Jasper, Yuja Wang
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A September of Consequences
As is typical when summer begins to wind down and school begins to wind up, so do all manner of other processes related to community activities, politics, and the business of government. Here’s some things that have happened or are … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Business, Community, Development, Government, Justice, Local, Media, Money, Politics, Schools
Tagged Emily Kinkead, Joseph Nocito, Pittsburgh Union Progress, Quaker Valley High School, Quaker Valley School Board, Quaker Valley School District, Sewickley Herald, Torsten Ove, Valerie Gaydos, Villa Noci, William Jasper
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BOHICA – It’s COICA
I hope that you and yours had an enjoyable Thanksgiving holiday.The more that I think about the recent elections, the more I think about how polarized we can be as a nation. One thing that I’m thankful for is seeing … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Liberties, Internet, Media, Money, Politics
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Football: Fruita’s Fruition, and Frustrating Folly
Congratulations to the Fruita Cowboys heavyweight youth football team, which routed Palisade 40-6 in their league championship game last night. This is the team that was coached by the late John Fullmer, who was killed in a car accident in … Continue reading
Posted in Money, Pittsburgh, Politics, Sports
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What Did You Buy Online?
At the beginning of this month the Direct Marketing Association (DMA) filed suit against the State of Colorado over HB 1193, which requires online retailers from other states to notify customers in Colorado of their obligation to pay sales and/or … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Civil Liberties, Government, Internet, Money
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Alpine Bank Field at Suplizio Corner
During a recent visit to Omaha, one thing I noticed was a whole lot of construction going on in the downtown area. What’s being built is a new stadium for the Creighton University baseball team. While that will be its … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Government, Local, Money, Politics, Sports
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Do the Math – 53 Weeks Later
Here we are again at the intersection of 1st Street and Grand Avenue in Downtown Grand Junction. The Riverside Parkway has reduced some of the traffic load from the intersection, but it’s still, in my opinion, the best location for … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Energy, Local, Money
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Postcards from the Twitscape
Jon Stewart came up with the above term while skewering CNBC and Jim Cramer last week. The more I get back into my life in Grand Junction, the more enamored I am of a simpler, quieter existence. This is especially … Continue reading
Finance in Perspective
I’m going to have to start taping Jon Stewart. In the course of one evening, he placed our financial system in sharp perspective, and laid waste to those who report on the system, and whose credibility is like the house … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Media, Money, Politics
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