Good luck...I wonder if you'll be blogging the campaign :-)
Becki
· 2 years ago
You go!
Kami Watson Huyse
· 2 years ago
At least you should be able to come out with a great case study of a flawlessly run social media campaign. Good luck David, or should I say, Mr. Town Councilman?
glemak
· 2 years ago
david - right on!
i can already feel the ripple effects down here in stamford (for readers unfamiliar: we are the largish ct city just south of david's tiny pound ridge township) - david, once you've gotten them all ajaxie and rssie - our fine city leaders will feel the need to keep up w/ the jones (or parmets) and come seeking your sage markup advice ;)
Kevin Dugan
· 2 years ago
This is great Dave. Congratulations. Cannot wait to see how 2.0 impacts the campaign trail.
skip landt
· 2 years ago
Hi -
I left Pound Ridge many years ago to come to the University of Chicago and subsequently morphed into a Chicagoan. But after contributing to that book on Pound Ridge, I set up a Google alert about Pound Ridge. Hence I saw your blog and am writing. There's probably no one in town from those years, so I thought -- why not?
I'm writing with a question. My mother was Town Clerk in the 1960's and early 70's -- the highest vote-getter on the Republican ticket. (After her death, Landt Lane was named after her and my late dad). As I recall, at that time there were 81 registered Democrats and maybe 1200-1300 Republicans (mostly moderate, I think). I was not a voter but was/am staunchly Democratic. I'm curious what the mix is now. Any idea?
This is just curiosity. Good luck!
Skip Landt
Linda Merrill
· 2 years ago
So you're for lower taxes and more services. Sounds great! What else do you have to sell! Snake oil?
Tim Walker
· 2 years ago
Good luck!
Frank Sisti
· 2 years ago
Thanks for the heads up! I'm sure that Alyse Arnow and JohnParker, who have been keeping their slate secret, will be ecstatic that you leaked it. They must be absolutely thrilled with your loyalty! by the way, if you are such a technology gru, you should at least learn to spell the word correctly.
Frank Sisti, Chairman Pound Ridge Republican Town Committee
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i can already feel the ripple effects down here in stamford (for readers unfamiliar: we are the largish ct city just south of david's tiny pound ridge township) - david, once you've gotten them all ajaxie and rssie - our fine city leaders will feel the need to keep up w/ the jones (or parmets) and come seeking your sage markup advice ;)
I left Pound Ridge many years ago to come to the University of Chicago and subsequently morphed into a Chicagoan. But after contributing to that book on Pound Ridge, I set up a Google alert about Pound Ridge. Hence I saw your blog and am writing. There's probably no one in town from those years, so I thought -- why not?
I'm writing with a question. My mother was Town Clerk in the 1960's and early 70's -- the highest vote-getter on the Republican ticket. (After her death, Landt Lane was named after her and my late dad). As I recall, at that time there were 81 registered Democrats and maybe 1200-1300 Republicans (mostly moderate, I think). I was not a voter but was/am staunchly Democratic. I'm curious what the mix is now. Any idea?
This is just curiosity. Good luck!
Skip Landt
I'm sure that Alyse Arnow and JohnParker, who have been keeping their slate secret, will be ecstatic that you leaked it.
They must be absolutely thrilled with your loyalty!
by the way, if you are such a technology gru, you should at least learn to spell the word correctly.
Frank Sisti,
Chairman
Pound Ridge Republican Town Committee