- My Tweets
-
Recently Written
- Methuen Dems Breakfast 2022
- The Seabrook Water and Sewer Reports 2021
- The Seabrook Finance Report 2021
- A Look at “The Founders: The Story of Paypal…
- Mayor Kim Driscoll in Methuen
- Historic Horse Racing Machines at “The Brook”
- Video History of Methuen
- Methuen Inaugurals Now and Then
- Michael Collins, The Man Who Made Ireland
- RIP William Hurt
Archive
Categories
- Books
- Brexit
- Capital Improvement Plan
- Casino Gaming
- Education Reform
- Electoral Map
- Fifth Congressional
- Greece
- Health Care Reform
- History
- International
- Ireland
- Manzi in the Morning
- Media
- Merrimack Valley Politics
- Methuen
- Methuen City Council
- Methuen Mayor's Race
- Municipal Finance
- Music
- National News
- Resiliency
- Seabrook
- Song of the Week
- Sports
- State News
- Surveys
- Technology Beat
- Transportation Finance
- U.S. Senate Race
- Uncategorized
- WCAP Podcast
Monthly Archives: January 2010
China Leading in Going Green
For all those who have mocked the concept of investing in renewable energy I refer you to the story in today’s New York Times detailing the huge lead China is building in manufacturing in this critical area. The Chinese are … Continue reading
Scott Brown on Leno
Scott Brown mania persists, with the Senator-elect doing a bit on the Jay Leno show. The Senator seems to have as much energy as he did in the campaign, making the rounds in Massachusetts and nationally, and really hitting the … Continue reading
Governor Patrick Files FY 2011 Budget
Governor Deval Patrick has filed the FY 2011 budget. His full budget message is below. To the People of Massachusetts: Lieutenant Governor Murray and I are proud to file our budget recommendations for fiscal year 2011. This budget reflects our … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
1 Comment
Live Chat the Presidents State of the Union
I will be a panelist tonight as the Eagle Tribune hosts an online chat during President Obama’s State of the Union speech. Join us at the Eagle Tribune website. We are scheduled to begin at 8:45 p.m.
Posted in Uncategorized
Leave a comment
Deficit Commission Rejected
The U.S. Senate yesterday rejected a proposal that would have created a bi-partisan “Deficit Commission”, which would have had the authority to make recommendations that Congress would have been forced to vote up or down, with no amendments. The proposal, … Continue reading
What Ails Democrats?
With the Coakley loss there will be plenty of post election analysis done on why she lost, and whether that loss should lead to a re-evaluation of Democratic Party strategies and policy goals. Two interesting columns, one by Senator Steve … Continue reading