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Busy Weekend Ahead

July 18, 9:15 PM
 
 
Lots of events this weekend. Earlier today I ran from Charles Village to Mount Vernon and passed through the expanded Artscape. North Avenue has not looked that alive (in a good way) in years. I usually see so few people on the streets and today I saw so many young people starting at 29th street walking to Artscape related events. If only all of those people voted!

Sunday is the Jessamy Fire Burns gathering at the farmers' market under the JFX starting at 9AM and lasting at least until 10AM. Anna will be near the Saratoga street entrance to the market across from Sonar. I just got late word that there may be a few surprise observers there.  I will be there covering the event and maybe I will get a chance to meet a few of my loyal readers in person.  It will be a great chance for those of you who want to to talk to Anna to have some words with her.  More information can be found here.

A few people have brought up that Patricia Jessamy is being let off the hook for all this by focusing too much attention on Margaret Burns.  The words were Burns but the lack of action has to be attributed to Jessamy.

Over at the Ron Smith show page there are some great clips of Jim Kraft expressing his views on the Margaret Burns situation. There also is a poll there where 71% of the people responding say Burns should be fired immediately.

I give credit to Jim Kraft for expressing his opinion.  I also give credit to Bill Cole and Bill Henry for taking time to respond.  Those are the only three local public officials to say anything.  I did hear a rumor that Belinda Conaway was asked a surprise question in reference to the Burns controversy on the C4 show on WBAL by a person calling in.  C4 deflected the question.  Anna clearly has some very loyal supporters.  Keep on emailing your local leaders.  It does maker a difference!  Here is a link to email addresses of house of delegates and state senate reps from Baltimore City.   They should also be contacted since Margaret Burns is a state employee.

Have a great weekend and try to make a difference.


Topics: City Council , Jim Kraft , Bill Henry , Patricia Jessamy , Margaret Burns , Bill Cole , Belinda Conaway
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