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EOA Staff posted this in Breaking News, Crime News, Local Politics, NEWS, POLITICS on November 4, 2009, at 8:48 pm
Alderman Plans To Involve US and MD Attorney General In Hate Crime
UPDATE: We have learned that a statement from Classie Hoyle may be forthcoming tomorrow–4 days after the fliers were distributed.
On Monday’s Annapolis City Council meeting, Alderman Sam Shropshire will be introducing two letters for signature by the Council members and the Mayor condemning the
Continue reading Shropshire To Call For Investigation
EOA Staff posted this in Local Politics, POLITICS on November 4, 2009, at 6:17 pm
The Nitty Gritty Results
Ward 1. This is the area typically referred to as “downtown”. Dick Israel(D) was running unopposed and managed to score 99.5% of the vote.
Ward 2. This is the areas typically called “West Annapolis” . Fred Paone (R) was also running unopposed and he was able to claim 100% of the vote.
Ward 3.
Continue reading Annapolis Aldermanic Races
EOA Staff posted this in Local Politics on November 4, 2009, at 10:13 am
Hoyle’s Silence Is Deafening
The silent Classie Hoyle
The day before a contested race in Annapolis’ Ward 3, a hateful flier was distributed to voters. It was repulsive. It was hateful. It was bigoted,. It was racist. It was homophobic. It was created to help “Sister Classie” win her election under the pretense of “keeping the
Continue reading Where’s Classie Hoyle?
EOA Staff posted this in Local Politics, POLITICS on November 2, 2009, at 12:40 pm
Aldermanic Candidate Responds To Hate Literature
Shortly after discovering the hate literature targeting him, Scott Bowling has asked the US and State Attorney General to initiate an investigation. Bowling’s complete statement follows:
Annapolis, MD – November 2, 2009 - With less than 48 hours to go before the polls open, an anonymous and illegal flyer is being
Continue reading Bowling Responds
EOA Staff posted this in Local Politics, POLITICS on November 2, 2009, at 12:29 pm
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Scott Bowling, Republican Candidate for Ward 3 posted this in Local Politics on October 20, 2009, at 11:34 am
Denounces Current Mayor and Aldermanic Opponent Classie Hoyle
Scott Bowling, aims to repeal 54% liquor fee hike.
Today, Scott Bowling (Candidate for Alderman, Ward 3) denounced Mayor Ellen Moyer, Finance Committee Chair Classie Hoyle, and the rest of the Annapolis City Council for the 54-percent increase in liquor fees for restaurants, taverns,package goods stores, and hotels
Continue reading Bowling Vows To Repeal 54% Increase In Liquor Fees
EOA Staff posted this in Local News, Local Politics on October 13, 2009, at 11:57 am
City Ties For Second In International Competition
Last week, five employees of the City and one Alderman were winging their way across the Atlantic to the Czech Republic to represent Annapolis in the International Awards For Livable Communities.
Today, Mayor Moyer announced that Annapolis tied for second place out of 10 nominees. There was a three way
Continue reading Annapolis Wins Livable City Award In Czech Republic
EOA Staff posted this in Local Politics on October 13, 2009, at 11:37 am
Conley Fires Back At Capital
Jim Conley, allegations made by Capital exaggerated.
Republican Aldermanic Candidate, Jim Conley has released a statement regarding the allegations against him which were made public on Saturday. The Capital (who initially reported the allegations) is meeting with Conley this afternoon for a follow up article.
In his statement, Conley soundly refutes many
Continue reading Conley Responds To Allegations In Paper
EOA Staff posted this in Local Politics on October 12, 2009, at 11:22 am
Match The Court Record: An Eye On Annapolis Quiz
With all the hoopla about the Annapolis candidates, we thought it might be fun to have a little quiz. Here is a list of candidates (and the office they are seeking) and a list of court records. Just match the candidate to the court record. Cosmopolitan has
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Jim Conley, Republican Candidate for Ward 5 posted this in Local Politics on October 7, 2009, at 10:58 am
“Why would you run for office and NOT support a Tax Cap that would benefit those that you serve?”
Jim Conley, Candidate for Alderman–Ward 5
While out knocking on doors, I was asked the question you see above. As I left that voter’s home and kept knocking on doors the question kept coming up—time and
Continue reading Jim Conley On The Tax Cap
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