Buzzcut discusses his wife’s BMV woes — she had to spend $600 to get her name changed to be able to get a driver’s license.
Okay, so I moved to Indiana from Illinois this year. My wife and I went to the BMV to get our Indiana licenses. I had no problem. But my wife was unable to get a license with the correct name on it.
When we got married 11 years ago, she took her maiden name as her middle name (you know, like Hillary RHODAM Clinton).
Northwest Indiana’s own — Blue County in a Red State — has rocketed up the influence chart over at Blog Net News’ Indiana blog section.
Congratulations on the honor!
This is another reason why Northwest Indiana bloggers should let BlogNetNews know about their blogs.
(My blog — Region Life — is number 13 on the list.)
Northwest Indiana’s bloggers aren’t taking time off on this last day of 2007.
Porter County Politics and Blue County in a Red State are on fire today with four posts each. That’s a lot of worthwhile content to check out this New Years Eve.
Matt Salaga at Hammond Ramblings also fired up the trusy old Blogger site and published a couple of posts over the weekend.
Keep up the great work!
Buzzcut at Blue County in a Red State has in depth coverage of the Lake County income tax’s failure at last night’s Lake County Council meeting. He spoke with Councilman Ted Bilski, heard news that Will Smith, Jr. was resigning, and was on hand for the “non-vote” on the proposal that killed the Lake County income tax for now.
Buzzcut at Blue County in a Red State writes about a state website that lets taxpayers know how school systems are paying to educate pupils.
Buzzcut at Blue County In A Red State says Lake County is run by a convicted felon.
