Bonds: What You Actually Approved

By my rough math, we had about 22% turnout for Scottsdale’s bond/tax election yesterday, November 3, 2015. Sad, especially considering that a little more than 10% of Scottsdale’s registered voters (16,000) were able to raise property taxes for all 146,000 voters. Or said another way, just by staying home, 114,000 voters agreed to have their […]

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Paper versus News

In doing my daily review of the local news this morning, I was confronted and confounded by several “overlay” pages on AZCentral.com that blocked the content I was trying to read. It appears impossible to get past them without answering some stupid survey question. A little investigation reveals these are generated by BounceExchange.com, which is […]

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