- Part one of live blogging for Monday, February 6.
- Part two of live blogging for Monday, February 6.
- Part three of live blogging for Monday, February 6.
- Part four of live blogging for Monday, February 6.
Somewhere beneath the pop-ups and roll-overs, Daniel Suddeath's News and Tribune is here: New Albany council opposes two low-income developments; Tax credits can still be sought by Summit Springs, Legacy at Riverside.
Bob Caesar's and Kevin Zurschmiede's kinky, fetishist choice for required reading by Pretend-Democrats and Republicans alike, amid any discussion of human rights, anti-poverty programs and BZA board appointments is here: It is forbidden to relinquish property tax monies in cases of reduced-income tax credit projects, but it is required, fondled and fluffed in cases of Jack Bobo's target-the-wealthy condos, since those people will buy more diamonds and shit.
Finally, here's a view of last evening's "Public Speaking Round Two," otherwise known as the Charge of the Bud Light Brigade:
