If you blog something and a week goes by without a comment then you need to blog again unless you are sedated for surgery then you can wait one hour till after it wears off.
Your blog has been woefully neglected lately…. We want to hear your thoughts!
April 23 is the last day LaHue put up a blog. The world has been infinitely better since then. The air smells fresher, food tastes better and I scored a date with Carrie Underwood. May LaHue stay in whatever purgatory (or Arbuckle) he’s been in the last two weeks.
Okay, the last one wasn’t actually written to me. But the first two were.
Yes, it’s been a while since I’ve put anything up here. If I had a good explination, I’d bore you with it. But I really don’t. I’ve just been sidetracked with personal stuff. And this blog is the only thing I’ve neglected writing for; ask these guys.
However, I will note the last day I posted is right around the time the decision was made to fast-track a Sunday package on Measure R. Check out the main story, a sidebar comparing charter and general law counties, a sidebar explaining the layout of the measure itself, and a 10-minute primer video which includes my ugly, stuttering face.
But, it’s time to get back in the groove. Back in the game. Especially since I’m figuring that at any point now, my brain is going to start blocking out everything going on right now and only comeback online around June 4.
So here’s a rundown of some upcoming Sutter County debates:
Wednesday night: The Comcast debates. The Boss will be one of the panelists asking question I may or may not have a hand in writing. The good news is if you have a question you think might be good to ask supervisor candidates, you can e-mail it to Bob Harlan at KUBA for consideration to be included.
Since this is going to be at Comcast’s studios, no room for a live audience except the cameraman and probably yours truly. But you can watch the events unfold on Channel 19, or listen to the events unfold on KUBA (1600 on the AM, 95.5 on the FM)
District 1 candidates square off at 6 p.m., District 4 starts at 7:15 p.m., and James Gallagher in District 5 will debate himself at 8:15 p.m.
Thursday: More District 1! There’s five of ‘em running for the seat, so why not? The day after duking it out in the Comcast studios, the District 1 supervisor candidates will hold another debate just for themselves up at the Live Oak Community Building. The debate starts at 7 p.m. and is sponsored by the Live Oak Chamber of Commerce.
Any other debates scheduled to happen? Please be sure to actually let us know about it.