Monday, January 18, 2010
News Atlanta Blogs Today: Baubles and politics
Posted by Thomas Wheatley @thomaswheatley on Mon, Jan 18, 2010 at 6:10 PM
Christa at Pecanne Log visited Midtown's My My My boutique and discovered a glittering collection of sequined dresses and jewelry. Throw in Meshach Taylor and you're well on your way to becoming a true Designing Woman, Christa!
Ben from Terminal Station and Atlanta Metblogs gets a twofer! First, he says Gov. Sonny Perdue's newfound realization that the state needs additional funding for transportation projects should've happened years ago. Second, he talks about why he's actually decided to stick around Atlanta.
Watch the hell out. Decatur Metro broaches one of the walkable wonderland's touchiest of topics: parking.
New media maven Grayson Daughters is down at the Gold Dome — and she's got her video camera.
James at Atlanta Metblogs wants House Speaker David Ralston to stop allowing lawmakers to treat MARTA like a pinata and start helping the cash-strapped transit agency. This year.
Travis Fain can usually be found in Bibb County, but for the next few months the Macon Telegraph political reporter will call Atlanta home while he covers the General Assembly. His Lucid Idiocy should be a daily read. On Friday, Fain pored over Gov. Sonny Perdue's budget proposal and found that, in addition to furlough days for teachers, the state's chief executive has slipped in some cash for a Perry, Ga., horse park.
This isn't all that's out there, we're sure. Leave the interesting links and/or cease-and-desist letters in the comments, por favor.
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