Courtesy of Signtakers International
Now there’s a novel idea.
As usual, the New York Times is riding HouStoned‘s coattails.
On Tuesday the Gray Lady ran a front-page, top-of-the-fold article about efforts to remove all that pesky campaign signage from our nation’s roadways, even quoting someone from Houston:
Campaign signs are legal along roadways in many parts of the country, but after the election, they become “trash on a stick,” said Rick Hurt, a member of the 1960 Area Community Alliance, a neighborhood improvement group in Houston.
Hmm…sounds kind of familiar. — Keith Plocek
This article appears in Nov 16-22, 2006.
