* The Freeman's sister paper, The Troy Record, reports that someone reports that Troy "is a dump."
* Kingston Alderman Tom Hoffay was sweating.
* Dragon Search Media's Ric Dragon took an imaginary mayor's post away from his wife.
* Politician Marc Molinaro doesn't like politics.
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Monday, May 3, 2010
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
On today's bloggosphere: houses, hipsters and other things that don't start with 'H'
* City Editor Jeremy Schiffres talks about "silly censorship." It's a (EXPLETIVE) eye-opener.
* Ulster County Comptroller Elliot Auerbach talks about all the sold houses I can't afford.
* Photographer Jen Kiaba grapples with being a modern woman in a world of hipsters who wear things like a native-style head dress from Urban Outfitters. I'm afraid to show her this link.
* Leslie Coons talks about deers vs. plants (deers win, by the way); Batiks (not to be confused with batpeople); remembering an influential gardener whose name I can't remember; and making jelly with dandelions (I rather have chicken).
* Andrew Hickey of 90MilesNorth talks about Search engine optimization companies in the Hudson Valley not being clear enough with their clients and other things that are not clear to me.
* The folks at Dragon Search create content about creating content and uses this one place to talk about having "a presence in a LOT of places."
* Ulster County Comptroller Elliot Auerbach talks about all the sold houses I can't afford.
* Photographer Jen Kiaba grapples with being a modern woman in a world of hipsters who wear things like a native-style head dress from Urban Outfitters. I'm afraid to show her this link.
* Leslie Coons talks about deers vs. plants (deers win, by the way); Batiks (not to be confused with batpeople); remembering an influential gardener whose name I can't remember; and making jelly with dandelions (I rather have chicken).
* Andrew Hickey of 90MilesNorth talks about Search engine optimization companies in the Hudson Valley not being clear enough with their clients and other things that are not clear to me.
* The folks at Dragon Search create content about creating content and uses this one place to talk about having "a presence in a LOT of places."
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