The other mayoral candidates have been invited to appear on
the show during the campaign. Libertarian candidate Loyal Ploof will be
interviewed Friday at 1 p.m., after Guma's press conference.
Tonight Guma participates in a second mayoral forum, this one presented by the Ward 6 Neighborhood Planning Assembly at the Greek Orthodox Church, 600 South Willard Street.
WOMM-FM, a low power radio station, was launched by Big
Heavy World and the Peace and Justice Center. It moved from College Street
to Burlington College last fall. The Howie Rose Variety Show is
a weekly program that has been on the air in Burlington since 2001, first
on WRUV and now on WOMM. Guma has appeared as a guest on the
show in the past.
The campaign has established a bank account, appointed its
treasurer, launched a website, and raised $5,000 since last Sunday, or $1,000
per day. Decisions about the campaign budget are underway. The
current priorities include citywide literature distribution, print ads (already
begun), a limited number of lawn signs, web ads, buttons, and a local
fundraising event later in the month. A preliminary campaign budget will
be revealed next week.
While the campaign does not plan to match Mayor Weinberger's
war chest, it believes that the race can be won with considerably less money,
and that four citywide literature drops and the purchase of too much
TV ad time could backfire on the mayor.
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