Houston Bloggers: Texas Watchdog wants to meetup with you — on Jan. 17
By Jennifer Peebles | Monday, January 5th, 2009
Print This Post \\ Email This PostCalling all bloggers in Houston and the surrounding area: Do you ever blog about local politics? How about your kid’s school? Or new roads that you think need to be built to your town? Or a pollution problem in your neighborhood?
Texas Watchdog wants to help you.
We want to put on a meetup — an informal, casual get-together — in mid-January.
Come on out and hang with our staff. We want to know how we can help local bloggers and citizen journalists in reporting and using freedom of information laws in the Houston area — and find out how we can better investigate and keep an eye on local and state government agencies in the Houston area.
We’re aiming for 2 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 17. As for location — anyone have any suggestions? Leave us a note in the comments or shoot me an e-mail at jennifer@texaswatchdog.org. (UPDATE, Jan. 11: We’ve decided on a venue, everyone. It’s the Stag’s Head pub, 2128 Portsmouth St, Houston, near Richmond Avenue and South Shepard Drive.)
Bring your story tips, your questions, your complaints — and let’s have a refreshing beverage and relax some, too!
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