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The May Top Ten is determined by numbers of unique hits, as reported by Blogger.
The list begins with 10 honorable mention posts, before concluding with the Top Ten, escalating to No. 1. However, there are considerably more than 20 listings. It's our first three-way and four-way ties. Crazy month.
Thanks for reading. Obviously, you are reading, even if some observers in City Hall are fond of pretending otherwise. Funny how they invariably reply to what they haven't read, isn't it?
126
Transparency Part Two: Boomtown is coming, and so City Hall skips today's merchant mixer meeting.
128 (tie)
Primary 2015: Love and affection for the machine.
128 (tie)
An idea from Bloomington, Indiana: The Farmers' Market Advisory Council.
128 (tie)
When a Grammy winner played the Public House.
128 (tie)
Campaign Diary, Chapter 1: Municipal governance is about every day, not every now and then.
132
Bernie Sanders ... and the blog's annual May Daze observance.
133
Mayor Jeff Gahan Presents: The Bicentennial Park FIFA Series.
135
Board of Works approves new city slogan for new city seal: "It's not an option."
138
Our street grid + human rights + social justice = what needs to happen right now.
140
What they're saying: It's an election finale, and a look ahead.
142 (tie)
The "solution is density," in which small parks play a design role.
142 (tie)
The bleeding continues as StemWood announces closing.
142 (tie)
The feds aren't alone in punishing small business, and locally, shift needs to happen.
143 (tie)
Nash, Bored of Works to downtown merchants: Shut up, stop complaining, consider selling nice carrots.
143 (tie)
"Garden centre owner's '10% tax for Tory voters' sign goes viral."
150
New Albany's new slogan: "Truck Through City" ... Part 90: When holograms cry.
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160
McLaughlin allows Coffey to talk continuously for 2.5 hours in "travesty" of a council meeting.
168
ON THE AVENUES: Take this cult of personality and shove it.
169 (tie)
NARBA was excluded from Boomtown, so I'll be there selling good books.
169 (tie)
Baylor for Mayor petitions can be signed at Destinations Booksellers.
173 (tie)
Human rights in New Albany?
173 (tie)
Mulberry House Antiques and "an encroaching Farmers Market."
177
On the school bond referendum.
198
Antidote to the machine: Baylor for Mayor Primary Petition Party tonight at Destinations Booksellers.
Bullseye: With three primary-eve council resolutions, Kevin Zurschmiede demands accountability from Jeff Gahan.
252
City Hall non-transparency yet again: Independent downtown businesses negatively impacted by Saturday farmers market street closing.
358
Who knew the Hooters in Clarksville is connected to New Albany sewers?
374 (tie)
Memorial Day.
374 (tie)
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