Zorch Archive
Ho, Ho, Ho, North Carolina’s Lottery Pimps Christmas
0 Comments Published October 31st, 2006 in Zorch, Government, RuminationsWRAL5 reports …state lottery officials are in the Christmas spirit.
Excuse me while I puke.
Merry Money, the first $10 instant-ticket game in North Carolina, began appearing in stores Tuesday. The new game is part of a trend in the lottery industry toward holiday-themed scratch-off games, which officials hope will boost sales.
The new game features a colorful […]
Licensed for the Lawn: Dance session will not be “tolerated”
0 Comments Published August 23rd, 2006 in WeaverStreetMktLawn, Community, Zorch, CivilLiberties, RuminationsIronically titled article in today’s Herald-Sun “‘Dancing man’ gets go-ahead to go back on lawn“.
Goes on to mention that it’s only 1 hour, 1 day once a week (of course with preapproval).
Few comments I hadn’t heard before:
“Milian said Thomas’ dancing set a bad example; other performers would think they could use the lawn similarly and […]
Robin Cutson Drops a Feather
1 Comment Published August 8th, 2006 in ChapelHill, Zorch, CarolinaNorth, Government, LocalPolitics, Ruminations, CampaignRobin Cutson, a fellow 2005 candidate for Chapel Hill Town Council and, more recently, a candidate for Orange County Board of Commissioners, has decided to spur local change outside of the “established system”.
She say’s she’s frustrated with the inability of our local elected folk to solve problems in a common sensical fashion:
…it appears that citizens […]