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Small Town Political Gazette 4/13/08

Posted by waltm, on April 13th, 2008, at 7:34 am

Tuscaloosa News Editorial opposes to a uniform state wide school calendar

Anniston Star Editorial proposes a sales tax increase to fight crime

Troy Messenger Editorial about the proposal for mandatory P.E.

Decatur Daily Editorial about the state of the local Republican party

The News Courier Despite the failure of four bills blocking a quarry in Limestone County, new legislation to be introduced

Opelika-Auburn News Article about the two sides of development

Dothan Eagle Rally set to show support for the Country Crossing development

Baldwin County Now Where the mayor should sit during council meetings, the subject of controversy in Daphne

The Outlook ADEM continues talks with Coosa County group opposed to a rock quarry

Category: Small Town

2 comments to Small Town Political Gazette 4/13/08

  • Brian
    April 13th, 2008 at 1:03 pm

    Wow, the Anniston Star supports a tax increase. I’m so surprised.

  • walt moffett
    April 13th, 2008 at 5:05 pm

    So far this year, its the first editorial I’ve seen where the writer spells out exactly how much taxes should be raised. Much better than a “tax reform now!” piece.

    Do wonder if they will endorse Rogers again in the General Election.

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