NEWS . Political Notebook Is Nutter Better? Yes, Nutter believes he is the true champion of change. by Mary F. Patel   print email reply rss feed Published: Mar 14, 2007 Running as part of the anti-establishment movement and denouncing…

NEWS . Political Notebook Minority Report What are the Republicans doing to advance their agenda in a city in which Democrats are firmly entrenched? by Mary F. Patel   print email reply rss feed Published: Feb 28, 2007 What are…

NEWS . Political Notebook Shots from the Sheriff John Green vs. Michael Untermeyer. by Mary F. Patel   print email reply rss feed Published: Feb 21, 2007 L ittle attention is being paid to the city’s row offices, which makes…

September 21-27, 2006 City Beat : Political Notebook Fighting the Inevitable by Mary F. Patel Municipal corruption doesn’t get residents up in arms nearly as much as the proposed casinos have. During the past two years, gaming has sparked a…

September 21-27, 2006 City Beat : Political Notebook Fighting the Inevitable by Mary F. Patel Municipal corruption doesn’t get residents up in arms nearly as much as the proposed casinos have. During the past two years, gaming has sparked a…

September 14-20, 2006 City Beat : Political Notebook Sticks, Stones and Hurtful Names by Mary F. Patel Friction between Chaka Fattah sympathizers and Dwight Evans supporters seems to be getting hotter. The U.S. Congressman and the state House member, both…

September 14-20, 2006 City Beat : Political Notebook Sticks, Stones and Hurtful Names by Mary F. Patel Friction between Chaka Fattah sympathizers and Dwight Evans supporters seems to be getting hotter. The U.S. Congressman and the state House member, both…

August 31-September 6, 2006 City Beat : Political Notebook Perzel Logic by Mary F. Patel W ill the pay-raise issue cost incumbents as dearly in the Nov. 7 general election as it did in last May’s primary? Back then, “lifer”…

August 31-September 6, 2006 City Beat : Political Notebook Perzel Logic by Mary F. Patel W ill the pay-raise issue cost incumbents as dearly in the Nov. 7 general election as it did in last May’s primary? Back then, “lifer”…