Shira Toeplitz has an interesting article on Pat Toomey in Roll Call. Read "Is Toomey Edging to the Center?"
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The Milken Institute has released its 2009 list of the 200 best performing cities. There are 11 Pennsylvania cities on the list of large cities, and 4 on the list of small cities.
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If you want to read the full grand jury report that Attorney General Tom Corbett (also running for governor) announced today, it is available on the state's website. The 187 page document is broken up into three files.
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As expected Lynn Yeakel, the Democratic candidate for Senate in 1992, has endorsed Joe Sestak. 
Congressman Patrick Murphy was featured on the Organizing for America blog, congratulating him on his vote for health insurance reform.
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Today Secretary of Education Arne Duncan held a conference call to announce the official start of the $4.35 billion Race to the Top Fund competition. Race to the Top represents the largest-ever federal investment in school reform.
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One of my favorite Philadelphia blogs had been hiatus but appears to be back in business again. A warm welcome to America's Hometown, americashometown.blogspot.com
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Long time friend of the blog John Nagle won a seat on the board of commissioners for Radnor Township. Many congratulations, John, and thanks for all the tea, sympathy, and tips over the years.
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For information on SEPTA service during the strike, check:
Sorry, folks, I forgot to list the URLs for the election sites I was following. In case anyone is still interested, they were:
Residents of Delaware County are also elected someone to their Court of Common Pleas. The Democratic candidate is Nancy Rhoads Koons; website: www.nancyrhoadskoons.org
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The Pennsylvania Policy Blog has a really cool map of unemployment by county. It rotates through December 2007 to September 2009. You can watch the colors change as unemployment spreads and changes.
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State Rep Daryl Metcalfe has some competition. Zack Byrnes is running againt Metcalfe for the 2010 election. Read more at 2 Political Junkies.
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Some time ago videojug did a survey of bloggers, yours truly included. The survey is complete and the results available online. I just perused the brief summary. Contrary to the blog name, looking at the results I would appear to be very average indeed.
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