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That was fun. My favorite clues were
ReplyDeletetalks alot in the mornings and
knows the farm.
What would be innovative, is a means
to get councilors to crosswords on a
respectable blog. I'm quite sure that
most of them are black-buried and well
versed in text messengers. There is no-
thing to fear, they do not have to hire
speech writers or PR gurus, just be thems-
elves.
That too would be fun.
Citizens are particularly interested.
Anyone have a clue as to what we could do?
C'mon boys and girls get with the program:
City Hall going high-tech
Wired council chamber will let web audience watch meetings
http://thespec.com/News/Local/article/648311
"You'll be able to watch public planning hearings and other city council committee meetings on the Internet when the renovated Hamilton City Hall reopens next year.
Councillor Lloyd Ferguson, who chairs the renovations subcommittee, said yesterday citizens are particularly interested in observing daytime planning sessions from home or at work."
I REALLY enjoy coming to this blog Mr. Difalco. There is always something new and different. Great job you're doing!!!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
Mrs. Hockey!!!