
Monroe County Democrats celebrated the grand opening of new offices with cocktails on the veranda.
"We wanted to convey inclusiveness," explained a spokesman, discussing Rochester's newest architectural triumph. "Our design charettes came up with a bold concept that's relevant to all people, especially working families."
Others were inspired by the new landmark's practical advantages: "It's ideal for after-hours socializing for many of our members."
The yellow hydrant, front and center in this breakthrough public space, symbolizes the Party's commitment to the trans-species community.
In appreciation, Rex, a German Shorthaired Pointer known before his recent surgery as Osborn Hathaway, Ph.D., Professor of Multicultural Studies at Monroe Community College, said, "Woof!," before giving chase to a passing car.
Capturing the prevailing mood, one merry-maker enthused: "I'm so proud. It stands for what we've done for quality of life in the City, and our vision for the suburbs once we control the County."
3 comments:
Are those voting booths going to be used for the Dem primary between Dollinger, Frankel and what's-her-name?
I know Rex!
He's about to become an Episcopal Bishop!
The photo says it all!
Rachel Barnhart has a pic of this on the Channel 13 WHAM blog
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