Beating down the path of independent newspapers

If you know of an independent newspaper that we can do the same with, time
to speak up.

paul

-----Original Message-----
From: Paul Tiger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 28, 2004 1:12 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Interests in Publication and Advertising

Edie (et al),

While I have appeared as the Volunteer Coordinator of the Boulder Community
Network in my last message, in this message I appear as the Libertarian
candidate for commissioner of Boulder County. Thus my need to separate
myself from my other incarnation.

I am interested in purchasing ad space in you paper and in writing a few
articles as well. Furthermore, I would like to come to Allenspark and talk
with local residents about issues that face them. My hope is that your
newspaper and volunteers would welcome this opportunity to be representative
of your community.

I started my race for commissioner in September of 2003, and have been
actively campaigning for some time. While the office that I seek represents
commissioner's district two, the post is voted on at-large by the entire
county. Additionally, the commissioners of Boulder County represent all of
the county, despite the delineation of districts for commissioners.

I am a longtime community volunteer, former county firefighter, currently on
several community boards, such as president and founder of the Friends of
the Longmont Youth Center and board secretary of the Boulder Community
Network. I am a supporting member of the Land Use Coalition, in support of
the rights of private property owners.
I also have been serving my party as the legislative director of the
Libertarian Party of Colorado.

Unfortunately, as a member of a minor party it is difficult to get much
press in this county. I became keenly aware of this fact when I ran for
Clerk and Recorder in 2002. I now work as a technologist for the Clerk's
office, bringing into being many of the things that I campaigned for in my
bid for office back in 2002.

So I have to work twice as hard (even harder than that) than any major party
candidate to raise the awareness of Boulder County voters.

I hope that the Allenspark Wind will allow me space to write some
editorials, and of course I will support that effort and your paper with
advertising.

Please let me know how this strikes at home, where you live in your mountain
community.

Paul Tiger, Libertarian Candidate for Boulder County Commissioner
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
303-774-6383 voice and messages
720-323-0570 cell
www.PaulTiger.com
Committee to Elect Paul Tiger
PO Box 1903
Longmont, Colorado 80502

"The government that governs best, governs least."
                            Thomas Jefferson




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