After digesting the strange happenings in the upcoming city council race I have decided to keep my options open.
Maybe the best place for me is as an at-large council member. I'm mulling this over.
Talk to me. What do you think?
Greensboro needs an INDEPENDENT THINKER on the council.
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
This blog will express my feelings about life and happenings in Greensboro, NC. and other stuff. Thank you for visiting my personal page.
Labels
- bond issue issues
- budget
- civil rights and voting rights
- conservation
- conservation district
- courts
- Crime and Punishment
- Death Sentence
- downtown development
- economy
- Election 2010
- Election Thoughts
- energy
- environment
- government
- GREEN Stuff
- greensboro government
- Greensboro NC my town
- Guilford County
- healthcare
- human rights
- incentives
- jail
- media
- money
- nc government
- north carolina politics
- Pet Peeves
- photos
- random thoughts and reflections
- South Elm St.
- the web and blogging
- trash talk dumps landfills
- Waste to Energy
- Winston-Salem
- zoning
2 comments:
I wanted to vote for you in the last city election. I live in District 4. If you run at large I can. You go Girl.
Hey Hardy,
Thanks for your comments.
Inside Scoop and the editorial staff at the N&R know that I am very interested in serving on the Greensboro City Council.
One of the things that a blog does is give a candidate the ability to add to the brief coverage that challengers get in local media.
I want people to know how I feel about local issues. I have studied how Greensboro City Government works for some time.
I attend city council meetings and city council briefings amd meetings of many city boards and commissions. I talk to council members and city staff members on a regular basis.
Greensboro is my chosen hometown and I want to help make it the best place to live, work, play, raise a family and retire.
Serving as a City Council member takes lots of time and energy. That is the reason that I waited until my children were grown before I tried for elected office. I operated a small business for over twenty years. Since I retired I have time, energy and fresh ideas to make my town the best it can be.
Local government is serious business. I can do it.
diane
Post a Comment