Harry Davis: "Give 'em Hell, Harry!"

Let the Petition Challenges Begin!
By: Aaron E. Wicks

http://www.smugtownbeacon.com/news.php?viewStory=534

Posted: Monday, July 19, 2010 7:41 pm

Rochester, NY (July 20, 2010) --
With the legal deadline passed for candidates to submit nominating petitions, we now know who is REALLY seeking office in 2010. What we do not yet know is how many of these would-be candidates will actually make it on to a September or November ballot. Inside, an interim look at who's running -- and who's not.

Our petitions submitted to the Monroe County Board of Elections on Thursday, July 15 for the New York Assembly seat primary to be held on September 14, 2010, have been challenged!

Allen Richards of the Monroe County Democratic Committee filed a challenge to our petitions and it is believed he also filed a challenge to all other challengers, i.e. Evans & Powell.

They have until July 26 to file specific objections, i.e. what exactly is wrong with our signatures/petitions.

What Does Wall Street Really Say About HSR?
Jul 16th, 2010 | Posted by Robert Cruickshank
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http://www.cahsrblog.com/2010/07/what-does-wall-street-really-say-about-...
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While we submitted more than enough signatures on petitions to the Board of Elections on Thursday to be placed on the ballot in September, we could have had many more signatures if the BOE had given us correct voter information when we asked for it. They told us one of our petition workers was not a registered vote (she was) and when we asked the BOE for help in determining what party affiliation the same worker was/is, we were told "It is NOT public information what party affiliation a voter is."

Duffy Promoted - Smugtown to Become A Bit Less Smuggier
By: Aaron E. Wicks

Posted: Wednesday, May 26, 2010 11:29 pm

http://www.smugtownbeacon.com/news.php?viewStory=508

Rochester, NY (May 27, 2010) -- Attorney General Andrew Cuomo has named his running mate in his quest to become New York's gubernator: Rochester Mayor Robert Duffy. What does this mean for Cuomo's campaign? What does it mean for Rochester? And what will become of Rochester's Democrats? The Smugtown Beacon has the answers.

Politically, a good move for Cuomo

from http://jayceland.com/

"Party in the Park: tonight starts at 5 p.m. and features Jimmy Cliff. The cost of entry is the confiscation of chairs, food, and drink (other than one purchased bottle of water or purchased food at the event) and "patrons are asked to leave their bicycles, skateboards, in-line skates and pets at home," so only car drivers are welcome."
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How Backwards and Stupid is Our Mayor, City Council? NO BIKES ALLOWED!

How many bikes=one car?