Turning a Corner?

January 06, 2010 Filed in: Politics

As we enter a new decade and welcome a new mayor, we at the Englewood Report hope that we may be starting a new chapter in the history of Englewood. Our City is only a microcosm in this world full of daunting challenges at every level of government, but we would like to think that we may have turned a corner locally. Read More

Controlling Our Growth

November 02, 2009 Filed in: Development

Do we want to deliberately encourage further population growth in Englewood’s 5-square mile area? Our view is that limited population growth can be positive for the economic and social health of the community, as long as its attendant costs are reasonable.
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Superintendent Controversy Finally Resolved

November 02, 2009 Filed in: Schools

Now that the Englewood Board of Education has finally given Acting Schools Superintendent Richard Segall a three-year contract as Superintendent, we hope the Board will be able to better focus on its oversight of the Englewood Public School system. We also hope that personal antagonisms which have too often been displayed in public meetings can be minimized. Read More

A Repeat of a Sad History?

August 10, 2009 Filed in: Bob's Corner

This election season, there are two things worth remembering before pressing the lever in anger: "Be careful what you wish for, you might get it" and "those who cannot learn from history are doomed to repeat it." Read More

Choosing a Superintendent

July 20, 2009 Filed in: Schools

The Englewood Board of Education, having finally started a search process for the crucial post of Superintendent of Schools, has requested public input to assist them in making their decision. This newsletter commends the Board for doing so, and would like to weigh in with its own suggestions. Read More

Huttle Wins in a Squeaker

June 07, 2009 Filed in: Politics

On June 2, 2009, Attorney Frank Huttle won possibly the hardest fought primary election in Englewood’s history by a margin of 15 votes over Third Ward Councilman Scott Reddin.
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Why Lynn Algrant Is Running For Council

May 31, 2009 Filed in: Politics

The Englewood Report solicited statements from the candidates running for local office in the Englewood Democratic Party primary. In this update, we present those running for Councilperson-at-Large. This is Lynn Algrant’s statement. Read More

Why Jason Snyder Is Running For Council

May 31, 2009 Filed in: Politics

The Englewood Report solicited statements from Englewood’s mayoral candidates. This is Jason Snyder’s statement.
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Packed House for Local Candidates

May 31, 2009 Filed in: Politics

This year, three candidates for mayor and two for the council-at-large seat appeared before a packed house at the annual Candidates Night event. Read More