Not all the Vermont TV campaign ads are about Sanders, Tarrant, Rainville, or Welch... as you just may see a unique candidate; From PayAttention.org, may I present Tacky Ceramic Rooster!
Yup, last blog entry from the candidate on the campaign trail was right here in Burlington!
Tacky Ceramic Rooster Credited For Pottery Surge
BURLINGTON, Vt. - According to pottery enthusiasts across the country, enrollment for pottery classes is at an all time high. Many believe Tacky Ceramic Rooster is responsible for the crowded classrooms. "Tacky Ceramic Rooster has sparked an interest in people who have overlooked ceramics in the past. He has brought passion to this quiet art form." Pottery instructor Lindsay Gangle couldn't be happier. "Thank you, Tacky Ceramic Rooster. Thanks for making ceramics mainstream."
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Truth is, you affect the outcome of the midterm elections whether you vote or not. If you don't it will translate into one more for someone else. And that someone else may have the leadership skills of oh, lets say a bag of leaves, or a tacky ceramic rooster. Moral of the story? Get involved. Get informed. Pay Attention. And vote.
A blog of local Burlington, Vermont happenings by who else... but a Burlingtonian! American Citizen... born & raised
Tuesday, September 26, 2006
Monday, September 04, 2006
Multi-modal building has plans for development
In today's Free Press
It's kind of funny that this is the first mention of a project update about the building, and no mention of it on the local TV stations RSS feeds.... perhaps Ch. 3 and others will have more coverage about the development soon, as I'm curious (as I can imagine others are as well) as to how the parking and traffic issues will be addressed with this proposed mixed commercial/residential building.
New idea for Battery St. siteHopefully Monte is right, and the city will not lose any more money than it already had with the multi-modal plan.
It's kind of funny that this is the first mention of a project update about the building, and no mention of it on the local TV stations RSS feeds.... perhaps Ch. 3 and others will have more coverage about the development soon, as I'm curious (as I can imagine others are as well) as to how the parking and traffic issues will be addressed with this proposed mixed commercial/residential building.
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