Long time friend of the blog John Nagle won a seat on the board of commissioners for Radnor Township. Many congratulations, John, and thanks for all the tea, sympathy, and tips over the years.
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For information on SEPTA service during the strike, check:
Sorry, folks, I forgot to list the URLs for the election sites I was following. In case anyone is still interested, they were:
Residents of Delaware County are also elected someone to their Court of Common Pleas. The Democratic candidate is Nancy Rhoads Koons; website: www.nancyrhoadskoons.org
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The Pennsylvania Policy Blog has a really cool map of unemployment by county. It rotates through December 2007 to September 2009. You can watch the colors change as unemployment spreads and changes.
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State Rep Daryl Metcalfe has some competition. Zack Byrnes is running againt Metcalfe for the 2010 election. Read more at 2 Political Junkies.
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Those interested in smart meters and energy information would do well to read Andrew Maykuth’s article in the business section of today’s Inky, “Utilities' smart meters save money, but erode privacy."
Statewide progressive blog and website Keystone Progress celebrates its first birthday today. They have an impressive list of accomplishments in such a short time.
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Speed Matters, a project of the Communication Workers of America, provides some data on download and upload speeds across our Commonwealth. You can check it out here:
