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The company behind a special land swap in flood-ravaged Grantham in Queensland’s Lockyer Valley says only half of the people who entered a ballot will get the house block they wanted.
LaFayette City Council decided this week to put a liquor-by-the-drink vote on the November ballot. LaFayette resident Wayne Winters has been a strong advocate in getting the sale of beer and wine legalized in LaFayette. He has been attending council meetings and voicing his opinion on the matter. The decision to include the liquor vote on the ballot came during the councils Monday, May 11, meeting. The decision passed by a 4-1 margin, with council member Wayne Swanson casting the lone no. Winters was joined at Mondays council meeting by Miguel Santiago, owner of Yan Yesica and Janiria Restaurant. Santiago stressed that his business has suffered from having to turn away patrons who want alcohol with their meal. Santiago said the sale of beer and wine would not affect the employment of minors, because employees under age 21 would not be handling or serving alcohol. We are not supposed to serve more than three beers. Ninety percent of the people do not drink more than two, he said. They walk in and they ask if I serve beer and I say no and then they just turn around and walk away, Santiago said. Council member Eric Tallent said he wanted to put matter before voters in the November election. But it must be for the sale of liquor by the drink, not the sale of beer and wine, he said. I feel I represent not only the people that dont want it, but the ones that do want it. The straw poll, of course, cant be done by public or city funds, so the only thing that can be on a …
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Melina and Dalinda’s Musical about the struggles that go on, behind the ballot table.
Port Hope residents elected two new Ward 1 councillors on Election Day. Mary Lou Ellis was one of those elected on October 25th and Aidan Kennedy caught up with her Monday night.
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On this election day, Alex welcomes to the show Bev Harris, founder of Black Box Voting Inc., a national nonpartisan, nonprofit elections watchdog group. In 2003, she exposed how Diebold voting machines can be manipulated and used for vote fraud. Harris also identified and broke the story on the criminal records of a number of individuals who owned, programmed, and printed ballots in the elections industry. She is the author of Black Box Voting: Ballot Tampering in the 21st Century. blackboxvoting.org www.infowars.com www.prisonplanet.tv
After the meting de avance of the ARSC (Augustinian Recollect Students Crusaders)Candidates on the next day we started voting for our candidates. on this video it shows Ms. Capistrano (Our home economics Teacher) Counting the ballots and what the others are doing behind the teacher. the one who’s filming is joize
Former Port Hope Mayor Rick Austin is back as a member of Port Hope Council. This time not as Mayor but rather a councillor.
Behind The Ballot: Michael Bates, Canadian Action Party
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California is known as a leader among states, and a trendsetter for the nation in terms of environmental policy. But Republican assemblyman Dan Logue says the state’s tough emissions and clean energy law, AB32, is actually setting a trend of unemployment, and he’s trying to reverse that trend. His measure seeking to suspend the law until unemployment drops below 5.5 percent was the first piece of legislation he wrote upon taking office two years ago. He says he doubted it would pass in its first year. But in late 2009, global warming skeptics claimed that stolen e-mails from the University of East Anglia showed climate scientists might have been conspiring to hide data that disproved the idea of global warming. Logue calls it “Climategate” and says it inspired him to make his idea a ballot initiative, and thus, Proposition 23 was born. And while Logue says he lacks the credentials to credibly question the concept of climate change, himself, he knows that many scientists do not believe in it. He also knows that unemployment is high, and that business are leaving his state, the only one with such a law. In response to those who say AB32 is already creating jobs in California, Logue says those jobs are subsidized by the state and take resources away from other jobs, forcing businesses to leave California. He says if the state’s economy is healthy overall, then it will attract green jobs on its own. Logue says the Texas-based energy companies that are paying large amounts of …
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Port Hope councillor Jeff Lees was once again elected to be a councillor in Port Hope. Aidan Kennedy caught up with Jeff after his win.
John Henderson made it to the council chamber in Cobourg.
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