After missing last week due to another trek to north central Ohio (where we got but a dusting from the storm that left 10+” here), we have another rather large edition of the carnival. We better jump right into it.
David B. Bohl starts us off with How to Maintain Professional Boundaries posted at Slow Down Fast Today!
Kyle Prast from Practically Speaking posts some statistics crimes at the Brookfield High Schools.
Dad29, who is in favor of the Elmbrook referendum, wonders if the Wisconsin Government Accountability Board will be speech cops.
Cindy Kilkenny is against the Elmbrook school district referendum.
Linda Richter wants us to hold Alderman Ken Harenda accountable.
The New Berlin Citizens for Responsible Government shares their April 1 Ballot recommendations.
Curt Otto has some pictures of Harley Fest.
Spring City Chronicle recommends Christopher Hernandez For Alderman in Waukesha District 3.
James Wigderson clarifies things in Which candidate is he [not James but Charles Betker] not endorsing?
I included this post from Jeff entitled Sweeping The Streets: March 27, 2008 because he touched on Mayor Nelson being unfairly blamed for downtown vacancies and because once again we are shown how much the public doesn’t understand TIFs.
Bryon Houlgrave posted a funny picture. While this shot is humorous, this post tells some of the trials of trying to get those pictures.
Josh presents some good thoughts on sex offenders posted at Blog Waukesha.
Pete Fanning gives us a truly disturbing political video.
Wisconsin State Senator Mary Lazich (aide Kevin Fischer?)informs us about taxes in her post, Tax Freedom Day in Wisconsin is April 24 posted at Conservatively Speaking.
Shawn Matson has made some adjustments to his blog now entitled The Case for Milwaukee to his blog. You can now also get to it via this link.
The Asian Badger has a post showing us that not all liberals are completely brain dead.
That concludes this edition, but by no means exhausted all the fine posts this time. It is election time, after all.
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