Wednesday headlines
Sleepy day, and now I have to go... (will expand this evening if I can)
- Labor council withholds mayoral backing and
Big labor opts not to endorse - Phila. threatens to seize subways from SEPTA
- Mayor's Race: What They're Promising -- Nutter on transportation
- Fattah tips his hand (fundraising)
- Pa. Supreme Court candidates rake in some big contributions
- Milt expects his candidacy to end today in Harrisburg
- YPP: OK, Here is a Real Difference Between Nutter and Fattah
- WillDo: Nastiness Begins In Mayor's Race (land shark)
- Drivers to Rendell: Apply brakes -- new poll on leasing turnpikes
- PW: Look Who’s Talking = Tierney
- AAJ: Reform Agenda Kickoff Tomorrow
- AAJ: Evaluating Elected Officials
- Clean Air Act ruling bolsters state car regulations
- Slots licensing decisions challenged by losers
- Web site helps open public records
- Editorial | The wolf may not be so big and bad (casinos)
- Opinion: BREAKING THE MOLD (campaign finance limits)
- YPP: Is There a Pension Crisis?
posted by ACM at 5:14 PM
1 Comments:
the inquirer seems to be developing a solid record of recording bradys successes as abysmal failures.
contrary - yet again - to the headlines, brady has just gotten the endorsement of afscme 810 - the probabtion and parole officers.
i hope they manage to put that on the front page the way they have bradys other fictional losses, and treat it as the success it is.
does anyone need to empasize how important it is to reduce recidivism by streamlining and strengthening our parole program?
brady also presented his “Break the Cycle” plan which calls for:
* Moving the Office of Parole and Probation to City Hall, leaving direct accountability with the Mayor;
* Creation of community parole offices with automated parolee check-in;
* Tracking parolees through GPS enabled bracelets;
* Hiring up to 300 parole officers;
* Giving parole officers the tools they need to get the job done: improving parole officer pay, and training parole officers to handle the unique demands of the job.
(http://www.bobbradyworks.com/newsStory.php?page=4613f16d79530)
very practical and strikes a constructive note on a critical issue.
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