Where Are They Now? — T-Town Ideas, RIP
August 14, 2018Given all of the above, we propose a different slogan for Toledo. One that better captures the unexplained failures of too many good ideas.
To Protect and To Serve—Whither the Thin Blue Line?
July 31, 2018With cool heads, and clear motives, we must move forward. Police refer to themselves as the thin blue line between civilization and chaos. Let us ask ourselves as a community.
Nobody’s Perfect: Keeping it Real in City Politics
July 17, 2018What do you expect? We live in a representative democracy. That means we don’t vote directly on policy issues.
Moving the Transition: Transporting City Politics
July 3, 2018For the future of the region, TARTA is an important piece, not just a token!
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The Torch Is Passed: Fear The Elephant
June 20, 2018Will the Lucas County Democratic Party recognize the potential sea change in the election of Wagoner, stop the counterproductive infighting, pull together and step up their game?
Hack Attack: Survival Guide for Festival Season
June 5, 2018You can’t miss ‘em. They travel in swarms, with identical logos on their sweat-stained Ts, hawking stickers and wielding clipboards. They swoop down on the unwary festival goer with a simple greeting that belies their rapacious hunger for your affirmation. “Are you a registered voter?”