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In case you missed him …
Meck Deck blogger Jeff Taylor questioned Mecklenburg County government spending priorities during an interview this week with WBTV’s Tom Roussey.
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Mint Hill PD Speaks on Jackson Case
Took some time and the statement is little more than a dodge, but the Mint Hill police department has dropped its curtain of silence on the Marcus Jackson incident from…
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Amended Marcus Jackson Timeline
First let’s note that WBTV’s Tom Roussey last night tried to get the Mint Hill PD to explain why its officers did not arrest Marcus Jackson for breaking and entering.…
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The Mackey Mess II
WBTV last night finally put flesh on the rumors that had been in circulation for some time. Tom Roussey reported that Maurice Mackey, brother of Mecklenburg County Sheriff hopeful Nick…
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Follow the Money. Transit.
Least surprising news of the year. The Save the Tax campaign raised almost $600,000. The Vote Repeal camp almost $12,000. Among the big corporate donors to Save the Tax, Bank…
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Follow the Money, with Joe as our Guide
The largest chunk of change affecting North Carolinians is the state budget. Speaking with State Government Radio, Joe Coletti highlighted the state’s priority funding. In interviews with Tom Roussey at…
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More CATS Errors
A week ago we told you that CATS had inserted $97 million in new spending into the cost of the $261 million North commuter line. Tonight they erased that. Do…
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North Line Price Jump?
I honestly do not completely understand the numbers CATS released for the North line this morning. That’s why I am throwing it open to other eyeballs to help figure it…
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Dangerous DMV Bungling
WBTV’s Tom Roussey has done a great job of exposing continued lax standards at the NC DMV. Basically, if you live on the East Coast and cannot get a license…
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Half the CATS Number
Well, Ron Tober surprised me. The new, new South Blvd. rail line number is………..$462.7 million. Uh, wow. That is $11 million more than I guessed it would be. And now…