Posted on Tue, Apr 5, 2011 : 1:15 p.m.
Ron Weiser to get national GOP job; U-M email alert regarding armed man delayed
By Cindy Heflin
Here's a sampling of links to news about Ann Arbor in other media:
Ronald Weiser
- Detroit News: Ronald Weiser to get gets national GOP job
- Michigan Daily: Faculty concerned about FOIA of personal e-mails
- Michigan Daily: DPS delayed e-mail alert about alleged armed man
- Ann Arbor Chronicle: Washtenaw redistricting work begins
- Michigan Daily: Grace Lee Boggs stresses importance of activism at event remembering MLK Jr.
- Dexter Leader: Village tops list of growing Michigan municipalities in Census data; Chelsea ranked 39th in growth
- Saline Reporter: Benefit to help Saline resident pay medical bills
Here's what people are clicking on today on AnnArbor.com:
- The Ann Arbor Summer Festival website in the entry: Ann Arbor Summer Festival announces main-stage lineup: k.d. lang, Steve Martin and more
- A Frozen Four preview in the entry: Opposing coaches break down Michigan-North Dakota Frozen Four matchup
- An Ann Arbor City Council resolution in the entry: Library Lot and former Y site will be focus of Ann Arbor's downtown redevelopment planning
Comments
AA
Wed, Apr 6, 2011 : 1:12 p.m.
The lack of comments speaks volumes.
godsbreath64
Tue, Apr 5, 2011 : 8:44 p.m.
So this chap Weiser gets credit for Sick and The New Gauleiters and not wanton SCOTUS setting aside constitutional CONTEXT "All power is inherent in the People"? That is just the party, if somehow not the corporate, line. " ...restore trust with our major donors" he says. There can be no more pure of proof a counter-constitutional plutocracy. Counter-republicans don't even have to complete the quid pro quo. Just focus on the majors and merely regain confidence. This results directly from SCOTUS' Scalia and Thomas' lawyering from this Nation's highest bench on behalf of the latter's wife to set aside settled constitution CONTEXT in order to conceal campaign involvement of her client corporations. Not Weiser.
Roadman
Tue, Apr 5, 2011 : 8:19 p.m.
Congratulations to Ron Weiser, who had done a great job as Michigan GOP chairman since 2009 when he was installed. Michigan citizens owe a lot to him.