Thursday December 16, 2010 | 2010 News Roundup
December 15, 2010 at 11:48 am | Posted in Coming Up | 5 Comments
The end of 2010 is fast approaching, and it’s time to look back and take stock of all the important news that took place, and in some cases, is still taking place in the Charlotte region. We’ll be joined by news gatherers from journalistic organizations around the city for a discussion of the stories that made headlines in 2010.
Guests
Taylor Batten – Editorial Page Editor, The Charlotte Observer
Steve Harrison – City Reporter, The Charlotte Observer
Lisa Miller – Reporter, WFAE
Erik Spanberg – Reporter, Charlotte Business Journal
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The only coverage I noticed on Chief Monroe’s disclosure lapse of Marcus Jackson’s record was on WFAE. The Charlotte Observer gave him a break, for whatever reasons. This is what we can expect from cash-strapped, former Knight-Ridder publications: a paucity of advocacy journalism that might run afoul of local officials.
Comment by Tom— December 16, 2010 #
Whenever I walk or drive down the street and see a Latin looking person, my first thought is not “he/she is illegal.” My first thought is “what a hard worker trying to make their place in this wonderful country. ” Also, I agree that the phrase “illegal alien” is incorrect. Although I believe strongly that the ones who are not documented are indeed illegal, I think they should be called “undocumented refugee.” I would not call them “immigrant” since they are not immigrants who have gone through the immigration process.
Comment by Martha— July 27, 2011 #
I understand that there is is a penalty for canceling the contract, but what is the long-term cost of continuing forward with the contract?
Comment by Thomas Hazel— January 14, 2016 #
Christianity is under attack. We are commanded to proclaim the gospel that we believe in and Christians are being silenced essentially. There are progressive micro aggression movements happening on college campuses all across the United States of AmericaThere are programs in public schools that impose secular sexual and intimate knowledge on State Avenue. public servants are also of the faith are being forced to perform same-sex marriage is an even now there are programs pushed to call pastors to perform these ceremonies in their churches. Food services being told they have to provide materials and the favors to the festivities surrounding these ceremonies
Comment by Nathan— January 25, 2016 #