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Bill's Broadsides

POSTED:Wed, September 2, 2009 @ 3:51PM

Mayoral candidates forum on YouTube

Gloversville 2020 hosted a forum for Gloversville mayoral candidates last month at the G-PAC (the arts venue formerly known as the Glove Theatre). Being forward-thinkers, the 2020 folks were thoughtful enough to have the event video-recorded for those of us who couldn't make it in person.

Now you can watch it online:

 

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Discobulous
09-03-09 8:27 AM
So someone collected the evidence. Having viewed this masterpiece of democracy in inaction, I say, send in the clones. Democracy is important, but in Gloversville, I still think mortal combat should decide the winner. Video that.

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Bill Ackerbauer

Assistant City Editor Johnstown native Bill Ackerbauer began his journalism career in 1996 as a reporter with The Leader-Herald. He has been an editor and writer for newspapers in Schenectady, Saratoga Springs and Dover, N.H., and returned to the Leader in 2007. 'Bill's Broadsides' has twice won first-place awards (2007-08 and 2008-09) in the New York State Associated Press writing contest for newspapers in the Leader-Herald's circulation category. Bill teaches English as an adjunct instructor at Fulton-Montgomery Community College, and he has taught journalism courses at the University at Albany. In his spare time, Bill plays folk music on guitar, banjo, fiddle and other traditional instruments. He lives in Johnstown with his wife, Jen, and their two sons, Liam and Carter.

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