
David Leibowitz
Columnist at Peoria Times
PR, crisis comms, writer, reader, golf junkie. Often wrong but rarely in doubt.
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1 week ago |
themesatribune.com | David Leibowitz
The most recent Gallup poll ranks lobbyists as the least trusted profession in America. Here’s a story that cuts against that narrative. It’s about my friend Gretchen Jacobs, who has worked as a lobbyist for nearly three decades and who spent the past two years fighting like hell to protect Arizona’s schoolkids. Along the way, Gretchen fought the leaders of both political parties, scores of Arizona politicians, and multiple high-powered lobbyists who attempted to stand in her way.
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1 week ago |
peoriatimes.com | David Leibowitz
The most recent Gallup poll ranks lobbyists as the least trusted profession in America. Here’s a story that cuts against that narrative. It’s about my friend Gretchen Jacobs, who has worked as a lobbyist for nearly three decades and who spent the past two years fighting like hell to protect Arizona’s schoolkids. Along the way, Gretchen fought the leaders of both political parties, scores of Arizona politicians, and multiple high-powered lobbyists who attempted to stand in her way.
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3 weeks ago |
themesatribune.com | David Leibowitz
As if we residents of the Valley don’t have enough to worry about, along comes a new study from a bunch of egghead scientists titled “Land Subsidence Risk to Infrastructure in US Metropolises.”In English? Phoenix, along with many of America’s largest cities, is sinking by two or three millimeters a year.
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3 weeks ago |
glendalestar.com | David Leibowitz
As if we residents of the Valley don’t have enough to worry about, along comes a new study from a bunch of egghead scientists titled “Land Subsidence Risk to Infrastructure in US Metropolises.”In English? Phoenix, along with many of America’s largest cities, is sinking by two or three millimeters a year.
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3 weeks ago |
westvalleyview.com | David Leibowitz
As if we residents of the Valley don’t have enough to worry about, along comes a new study from a bunch of egghead scientists titled “Land Subsidence Risk to Infrastructure in US Metropolises.”In English? Phoenix, along with many of America’s largest cities, is sinking by two or three millimeters a year.
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Well said.

Appreciate the kind words from @JoshIsner. Looking forward to working hard to get a deal done to benefit Scottsdale’s residents, businesses and secure all of our futures together, as longterm partners.

I’m nearly as impressed by @theantedwards_ as he is with himself. And that’s saying something.