Anne Jordan

Anne Jordan was a contributing editor to GOVERNING.


Recent Articles

  • Crate Crackdown
  • Years ago--okay, decades--when I went off to college, I took along several plastic milk crates. They had served me well as storage units in my ...
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  • Monitoring Motorists
  • Yesterday, after a brief search for a cheap used car, I shifted gears and bought a cheap, new car. It's a little red hatchback with ...
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  • Serious Comics
  • In the current issue of Governing, my colleague Jonathan Walters relates how some governments are trying to package performance reports (which, he notes, typically "...
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  • Yellow-Brick Ode
  • Six weeks ago, my husband and I went to settlement on a weekend home in Berkeley Springs, an historic town in the eastern panhandle of ...
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  • Fraternal Wins
  • Two years ago, my colleague Rob Gurwitt wrote a feature about Atlanta Mayor Shirley Franklin's remarkable ability to forge alliances among disparate interests and factions, ...

  • Copping Copper
  • Add copper to the list of metals that are increasingly being stolen from the public domain, as high demand worldwide has tripled the price that ...
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  • Preeminent Domain
  • If your e-mail address fits the standard government model -- johndoe@agency.state.us or janedoe@anycity.gov -- you are definitely not an economic ...

  • Book Boulevard
  • I recently spent a couple of beautiful spring days in Chicago with my family. Like typical tourists, we enjoyed an afternoon walking around Millennium Park ...

  • Northern Exposure
  • This morning, I saw a map showing the spread of the mumps in Iowa (815 people and counting) and beyond. So far, 350 additional cases have been ...


  • The Lifestyle Library
  • There's always something interesting in the montly newsletter I receive from the Urban Libraries Council. An article in the April edition highlights some of the ...

  • Mega Metropolis
  • When Metropolis , the glossy monthly on architecture and design, shows up at our house, the first thing my teenage son (who wants to be an ...
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  • Kirbyyyyyy Puckett Field?
  • In "Skybox Skeptics" [Governing, March], my colleague Josh Goodman writes about the growing difficulty baseball teams are having leveraging public money for new ...

  • One-upping Oprah
  • "One Book, One City" initiatives, whereby local residents all read and discuss the same book during a set period of time, have spread ...

  • Rubber Stamp
  • When I saw the newspaper headline "To Market a City Condom, Make It Catchy but Tasteful", I knew immediately that the city was ...


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