Bryan Parker vs Nate Miley For Alameda County Supervisor District 4? Crazy
Bryan Parker vs Nate Miley For Alameda County Supervisor District 4? Crazy Bryan Parker, who ran for Mayor of Oakland for the first time, only to lose to Libby Schaaf, is running for office again. But this time he is not seeking one of the open City Council seats at all - he's running against 12 year incumbent Alameda County District Four Supervisor Nate Miley. Has Bryan Parker lost his mind? There is no way he can beat the effective and well-liked Nate Miley, who was an Oakland City CounciIperson before his current seat. I called Bryan to ask him what was behind this crazy idea and he has not yet got back to me. But wow. Just wow.
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Thursday, October 8, 2015
4 East Coast Men Sentenced to 120 Days for Identity Theft in San Carlos – Patch.com
4 East Coast Men Sentenced to 120 Days for Identity Theft in San CarlosPatch.comDefendant Elijah Clarke, 20, of Middletown, N.Y., pleaded no contest to a felony for possession of a credit card and felony identity theft, and Malachi Mitchell, 26, of Fayetteville, Ga., Edwin Fernandez, 24, of Quincy, Mass. and Kanuteh Musa, 29, of … […]
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Update: Man killed in southwest Atlanta shooting identified – Atlanta Journal Constitution
Update: Man killed in southwest Atlanta shooting identifiedAtlanta Journal ConstitutionWitnesses of the 9:45 p.m. shooting in the 3000 block of Wanda Circle in southwest Atlanta took the victim to Atlanta Medical Center South, where he was pronounced dead, Atlanta police spokeswoman Elizabeth Espy said. The victim, identified by the … …read more From:: Atlanta News […]
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Julio Jones' rise paying big dividends for Atlanta Falcons – NFL.com
Julio Jones’ rise paying big dividends for Atlanta FalconsNFL.comATLANTA — The question of who now ranks as the NFL’s best wide receiver is getting answered nearly every week in Atlanta. It’s coming up whenever Julio Jones produces another spectacular catch, embarrasses yet another defense or leaves people …Falcons odds: Atlanta favored to run record to […]
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Georgia to double as Florida in Marc Webb film – KFTV
Georgia to double as Florida in Marc Webb filmKFTV“It’s the future home of the new Tyler Perry Studios. I’ll keep you posted on the progress.” Pinewood Atlanta Studios is one of the top production facilities in Georgia and has become a long-term base for Marvel, hosting movies like Ant-Man and Captain …and more …read more […]
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Atlanta Concerts: Of Monsters and Men, Patty Griffin – Atlanta Journal Constitution (blog)
Atlanta Concerts: Of Monsters and Men, Patty GriffinAtlanta Journal Constitution (blog)The folk-rock troubadour released his 14th studio album, “Standing in the Breach,” last fall and Browne said in a recent interview with The Atlanta Journal-Constitution that he and his band will play many selections from the release. But don’t fret …and more …read more From:: […]
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Claflin falls to St. Andrews – The Times and Democrat
Claflin falls to St. AndrewsThe Times and Democrat… Oct. 9, when they travel to Fayetteville, N.C., to face Fayetteville State University. The Lady Panthers will return to conference play next weekend, Friday and Sunday, Oct. 16 and 18, when they face Paine College in Augusta, Ga., and Clark-Atlanta …and more …read more From:: Fayetteville, Georgia […]
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Pride 2015: A look at trans life in Atlanta – WXIA-TV
Pride 2015: A look at trans life in AtlantaWXIA-TVATLANTA — In the past year, stories of transgender life — from Caitlyn Jenner to Laverne Cox — have made headlines. But what about transgender life in Atlanta? Zaida Sanchez moved to the city to put herself through college at Georgia State. Soon … …read more From:: […]
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Here to Serve employees still unpaid, Atlanta restaurant industry steps up … – Atlanta Journal Constitution (blog)
Here to Serve employees still unpaid, Atlanta restaurant industry steps up …Atlanta Journal Constitution (blog)On Mon., Oct. 5, employees of Here to Serve Restaurant were stunned to learn that the restaurant group had shut down its 10 Atlanta restaurants and that they were without jobs. These are the same employees who had been awaiting late […]
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Can Oakland Sue Raiders For Violation Of Good Faith In Stadium Talks?
Can Oakland Sue Raiders For Violation Of Good Faith In Stadium Talks?
Have the Oakland Raiders been honest with the Raiders fans, the City of Oakland, and the County of Alameda, and the Oakland-Alameda County Joint Powers Authority (the “East Bay Entities” as early legal agreements call them) in dicussions and negotiations regarding a new stadium for the Silver and Black at the Coliseum? Many Raiders fans don't think so, especially in the wake of word that Raiders Owner Mark Davis said to Bleacher Report's Jason Cole that he wanted a partner ostensibly to help the Raiders build a stadium in Los Angeles, and then asked Cole “do you have one?” For much of 2015, the Raiders have held talks with the East Bay Entities, all the while working with the San Diego Chargers and the NFL in formation of a pre-development plan toward the construction of a two-team stadium in Carson, California – and, evidence shows, without formally notifying the East Bay Entities of their work and intent while conversations continued. Indeed, Oakland and San Diego got word via the LA Times, and even then, it was clear efforts to build a stadium in Carson had started back in 2014 – Oakland and San Diego didn't know it, and many were in the dark even after the media announcement. For example, Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf herself was under the impression the Raiders were working exclusively with the East Bay Entities as recently as the month of April of this year 2015. When I informed the Mayor that the NFL, in the form of Executive Vice President for Business Affairs Eric Grubman, said the league would consider a team's good faith effort to try and get a stadium effort started in what it calls “the home cities” of Oakland, San Diego, and St. Louis, as all that was required before filing permission to relocate to Los Angeles (either Carson or Inglewood), she first asked me “where did you get this from”. I referred her to a link to a media report. Mayor Schaaf (who is my godsister) was clearly unaware that the Raiders were paying into such things as a promotional video for the Carson stadium, or the economic study the Raiders and Chargers paid for and was released around the same time that Mayor Schaaf was thinking the Raiders were her besties. I can tell you the day Libby officially realized she had been had: June 17th, the night before the NFL Spring Owners Meeting, which was to be held at the Ritz Carlton in San Francisco. MORE: http://ift.tt/1VFJvbz
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Have the Oakland Raiders been honest with the Raiders fans, the City of Oakland, and the County of Alameda, and the Oakland-Alameda County Joint Powers Authority (the “East Bay Entities” as early legal agreements call them) in dicussions and negotiations regarding a new stadium for the Silver and Black at the Coliseum? Many Raiders fans don't think so, especially in the wake of word that Raiders Owner Mark Davis said to Bleacher Report's Jason Cole that he wanted a partner ostensibly to help the Raiders build a stadium in Los Angeles, and then asked Cole “do you have one?” For much of 2015, the Raiders have held talks with the East Bay Entities, all the while working with the San Diego Chargers and the NFL in formation of a pre-development plan toward the construction of a two-team stadium in Carson, California – and, evidence shows, without formally notifying the East Bay Entities of their work and intent while conversations continued. Indeed, Oakland and San Diego got word via the LA Times, and even then, it was clear efforts to build a stadium in Carson had started back in 2014 – Oakland and San Diego didn't know it, and many were in the dark even after the media announcement. For example, Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf herself was under the impression the Raiders were working exclusively with the East Bay Entities as recently as the month of April of this year 2015. When I informed the Mayor that the NFL, in the form of Executive Vice President for Business Affairs Eric Grubman, said the league would consider a team's good faith effort to try and get a stadium effort started in what it calls “the home cities” of Oakland, San Diego, and St. Louis, as all that was required before filing permission to relocate to Los Angeles (either Carson or Inglewood), she first asked me “where did you get this from”. I referred her to a link to a media report. Mayor Schaaf (who is my godsister) was clearly unaware that the Raiders were paying into such things as a promotional video for the Carson stadium, or the economic study the Raiders and Chargers paid for and was released around the same time that Mayor Schaaf was thinking the Raiders were her besties. I can tell you the day Libby officially realized she had been had: June 17th, the night before the NFL Spring Owners Meeting, which was to be held at the Ritz Carlton in San Francisco. MORE: http://ift.tt/1VFJvbz
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