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• Finlayson and Cordle Want to Name City Building After Mayor Moyer

  —Annapolis Politics

  R-69-09
  
  The bill lists the following evidence as to why Moyer should have a building named after her:
  
  -first woman Mayor
  -40 years of service, from First Lady to Alderman to Mayor
  -founding GreenScape, Annapolis Conservancy, and "the City's numerous Street End Parks"
  -completion of a fifteen-year backlog' [...]

  Posted: November 06, 2009, 3:34pm EST
  

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• How Did CP and Readers Do With Predictions? Congrats to Ted Anderson Of Ward Eight Who Won Our Contest...

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   Our nine readers who responded to the contest came up with these numbers after averaging them: Cordle 42.0 (range of 29 to 60%) Cohen 36.5 (range of 10-45%) Fox 21.0 (range of 9 to 36%) Here is what CP predicted: Cohen   35% Cordle  35% Fox       30% But the unofficial results so far are: Cohen  45% Cordle 42% Fox       13% So, which of [...]

  Posted: November 04, 2009, 2:53pm EST
  by Paul Foer

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• CP Predicts Cohen Edges Out Cordle and Fox to

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  I simply had to keep the picture of Johnny Carson as Karnak from last month's primary. Below are only predictions. If my predictions are correct, I will be hailed as the next Nostradamus, which might possibly increase my Technorati rating by a million points, attract a cult-like following of worshipful [...]

  Posted: November 03, 2009, 8:16pm EST
  by Paul Foer

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• Readers Split Between Cordle and Cohen; Based on Averages of Nine Contestants, Cordle Wins with 42%, Cohen Gets 36.5% and Fox Gets 21%

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  Four of the nine contestants in CP's reader prediction placed Cohen as the winner, four put Cordle in first and one had Fox as the winner. The winning percentages for Cohen ranged from 34% to 45%. Of the four who placed Cordle in first, he was predicted to collect from [...]

  Posted: November 03, 2009, 8:15pm EST
  by Paul Foer

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• Visit The Candidate's Web-sites Today!!

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  You can click on their ads here at CP for the three mayoral candidates or simply click: www.foxformayor.com   (Fox has just posted a new letter for all to read. He also has a video) www.cohenformayor.com  (Lots of information and a video) http://davecordle.com (Cordle has a video as well) [...]

  Posted: November 02, 2009, 9:43am EST
  by Paul Foer

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• Fox, Cordle and Most Aldermanic Candidates Responded to CP's Survey On Our Beleaguered Bus System; Cohen Suddenly Gets Real Interested

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  Our bus system has never received the attention or support it deserves from our city's leaders and I believe it is because it is often thought of as little more than welfare on wheels and because typical customers are poor, physically and mentally challenged or Black and Latino. Two of' [...]

  Posted: October 31, 2009, 9:13am EDT
  by Paul Foer

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• Capital Does It Again Today!! There is Still No Such Thing As a City Manager Form of Government

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  I have had to remind them of this here three days in a row, and they keep getting it wrong, yet look what The Capital wrote today: "Cordle also supports a city manager form of government and has introduced city legislation that would create it." THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A [...]

  Posted: October 30, 2009, 2:02pm EDT
  by Paul Foer

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• Will The Real Kenny Kirby Please Come Forward? He Says Moyer "Has Done Us Well"

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  On this blog I have raised questions about many candidates for office and many elected officials. The list is long. Republican Delegate Tony McConkey, Democratic candidates Josh Cohen and Zina Pierre. I've poked fun at Republicans Dave Cordle's and Frank Flyntz's campaign mis-steps. I questioned Trudy Mcfall's early and intensive' [...]

  Posted: October 27, 2009, 10:00am EDT
  by Paul Foer

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• OhNine OnLine For October 23

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  Yesterday's Annapolis Rotary Club Forum with the three mayoral candidates was a great opportunity for many of the city's most dedicated community and business leaders to get up close and somewhat personal with Cohen, Cordle and Fox. Not much new to report in terms of their stump speeches or what [...]

  Posted: October 23, 2009, 6:19am EDT
  by Paul Foer

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• Cordle Makes Up For Lost Time

  —Legum's New Line

  

  There are 12 days until the city election in Annapolis.

  In today’s paper, we learned mayoral candidate and current member of the City Council Dave Cordle is introducing legislation that would cap property taxes in the city. A few days ago, Cordle introduced three other bills, [...]

  Posted: October 22, 2009, 4:44pm EDT
  by Judd Legum

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• OhNine OnLine for October 21

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  Scott Bowling gets in his piece on the liquor license increase: WWW.VOTEBOWLING.COM TODAY: October 21, 7:00 am to 8:30 am, Dave Cordle to speak at Republican Breakfast Club, Rockfish Restaurant, 400 Sixth Street Wednesday, October 21, 5:00 p.m., The Annapolis Tax Cap Drive will hold a press conference to discuss the Tax Cap [...]

  Posted: October 21, 2009, 5:15am EDT
  by Paul Foer

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