Our 1,500th visitor has checked out our blog, joining our steadily increasing readership of about 1,250. The vast majority of readers who log on return on a regular basis. Here are links to all our posts, since March 15, the date of our first post. Our blog was officially launched March 25, 2007, just over three months ago:
Thursday, March 15
Let the Sun Shine In...
Thursday, March 29
Does Geneva Have the Highest Taxes in the Country?
Monday, April 2
Conflicted Interests: City Staff, Geneva IDA, and the Attorney General
Tuesday, April 3
A Tax Exemption Would Be Good, but a Lower Tax Rate Would Be Better
Friday, April 6
'Tax Exempts' vs. Tax Exemptions
Tuesday, April 10
Putting the 305 Main Street Decision on a Solid Foundation
Friday, April 13
Beckley to Put Down Pen and Take Up Sword?
Monday, April 16
A Case Study in What We Call "The Back Room" and why it's not always a good thing
Wednesday, April 18
1,000 Hits!
Thursday, April 19
Reorienting City Council
Monday, April 23
Can We Expect Different Results From The Same Old Efforts?
Thursday, April 26
The Mayor Reminds Us Why This Website Is Necessary
Latest Radio Interview Available Online
Monday, April 30
Memo on Tax Exempts Now Available
Tuesday, May 1
Property Sale Compromise in The Works: Photo Essay Highlights Church and Land
Thursday, May 3
The Local Impact of Federal Programs: Arcuri's Message About Fire Grants
Tuesday, May 8
County Supervisors Take Charge of Wayward Loan Program
Saturday, May 12
Blog Gets More Hits Than DiMaggio, Mantle, Ruth, or Williams
Tuesday, May 15
Time to Can "The Can?"
Monday, May 21
A Celebration of our 1001st Visitor!
Tuesday, May 22Hindsight is 20/20: ReRuns of Meeting Show "New Business" is the Same Old Business
2 comments:
I guess people are right about this blog. You two only post comments that are in line with YOUR thinking. I posted a comment about fitness for city employees quite some time ago, and much to my surprise, not posted. The two of you should be ashamed of yourselves, I hope both of you lose in the next election.
We apologize for the delay in responding to your original comment. The City Manager tells us that he is working on an employee wellness program. We want to have input, but have to get our hands on the draft first. We hope that employees are part of drafting this program but councilors are being prohibited from interacting with employees directly, so we don't want get anyone in trouble by asking them these questions.
It's too bad that you would assume that we didn't post your comment due to a difference in opinion, that's not our policy and it never will be our policy.
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