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Monthly Archives: June 2007

TWC: purging

From the people who brought you massive purges of voter rolls in Florida, Ohio and elsewhere, some helpful suggestions about North Carolina’s electoral system. Seems [...]
June 22, 2007 | Posted in: Columns | Comments closed | Full Story Permalink

Catching up part three

Just about caught up now. . . Crisis found If this state could have planned a crisis in mental health, it likely could not have [...]
June 22, 2007 | Posted in: Columns | Comments closed | Full Story Permalink

Catching up part two

More in the series of columns I got too busy to post. Way sneaky This has been a hard stretch to follow, but as near [...]
June 22, 2007 | Posted in: Columns | Comments closed | Full Story Permalink

Catching up part one

Behind in posting my columns (again). Ah newspaperin’. Keeps ya busy. here ya go: Halfway there — well sorta. The release of the House budget [...]
June 22, 2007 | Posted in: Columns | Comments closed | Full Story Permalink

AHEC/ Horace Williams hearings

As Ed might say, this from the day job: Powerful testimony today from AHEC doctors and pilots about concerns over the move to RDU. Dr. [...]
June 14, 2007 | Posted in: Current Events, Higher Ed | Comments closed | Full Story Permalink

Horace Williams hearings

A joint session of the House and Senate Appropriations Health and Humans Services subcommittee is going to hold the long-awaited hearing on the closing of [...]
June 12, 2007 | Posted in: Current Events, Higher Ed | Comments closed | Full Story Permalink

Sunday Afternoon Post

Nice rain but it’s just a sip compared to what we need. Tis the season for Weather Geekin’ over at The Cape Fear Mercury Meanwhile, [...]
June 3, 2007 | Posted in: Current Events, Morning Post | Comments closed | Full Story Permalink

Shaking my head

Just watched Headline Saturday and I’m sorry to say that it had one of the more in-depth segments on the real estate transfer tax debate. [...]
June 2, 2007 | Posted in: Current Events, Economy, Policy | Comments closed | Full Story Permalink