Blog news: New Peoria blogger
Brad Carter, former Peoria City Council candidate and frequent commenter, has his own blog: Brad’s Blog.
Welcome to the fray.
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Billy Dennis is a former reporter and editor at small daily and weekly newspapers in Illinois and Missouri. He comments on media, news and politics. He also owns and operates The Blog Peoria Project, which promotes community-based citizen journalism in his hometown, Peoria IL. Call me at (309) 863-5748 and leave a message.
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Poor fellow, the first post on his blog had to come from a real wise-ass. Me! Har-dee-har-har!
Well, leave out the “wise” part and you’re right.
Thanks Billy, had my first real post tonight. See ya tomorrow at the council meeting
Nice first post. You’re getting the hang of it. The Peoria Blogosphere needs some first-hand coverage of the PSB.